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Power Outage Emergency Procedure

The power outage emergency procedure instructs employees to notify supervisors of the outage, safely turn off equipment, inform staff and use backup communication. When power returns, employees should check for safety issues before gradually restarting equipment and investigating the cause of the outage.

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Power Outage Emergency Procedure

The power outage emergency procedure instructs employees to notify supervisors of the outage, safely turn off equipment, inform staff and use backup communication. When power returns, employees should check for safety issues before gradually restarting equipment and investigating the cause of the outage.

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Power Outage Emergency Procedure:

4.1 Notification:

 Notify the supervisor and Team Leader of the power outage.


 If the power outage is expected to last longer than a few minutes, call the local utility
company to report the outage.

4.2 Safety Check:

 Ensure that all equipment and machinery are turned off to avoid potential damage when the
power is restored.
 If necessary, move employees to a safe location away from machinery or other hazards.

4.3 Communication:

 Inform employees of the power outage and provide information on what to do during the
outage.
 Use backup communication methods, such as radios or cell phones, to maintain
communication with employees and emergency responders.

4.4 Power Restoration:

 When power is restored, conduct a safety check before resuming operations.


 Turn on equipment and machinery in a logical sequence to prevent power surges and other
issues.

4.5 Follow-up:

 Notify the supervisor and safety officer of the power outage and any resulting damage or
issues.
 Conduct an investigation to determine the cause of the power outage and identify ways to
prevent future incidents.

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