Description
This guidebook exclusively features articles detailing actions that must be taken for a safe working environment in the power generation industry. It includes full charts, photographs, graphs, and step-by-step instructions, brought to you by the editors of POWER magazine.
Features & Benefits
- Comprehensive coverage of safety practices in power generation facilities
- Step-by-step instructions, photographs, and charts for clarity
- Focus on proactive hazard recognition and mitigation strategies
- Lessons learned from real incidents to improve safety culture
- Guidance applicable to hydroelectric, coal, biomass, and renewable power plants
Audience
- Power plant safety officers and engineers
- Operations managers and plant supervisors
- Health, safety, and environmental (HSE) professionals
- Utility and energy company executives
- Consultants and auditors in power generation safety
Topics Include
- Safety Is Not an Accident
- Fire Safety in Modern Hydroelectric Stations
- Suing for (Pipeline) Safety
- Plant Safety: Learn from the Mistakes of Others
- A Safety Milestone at NV Energy
- Safety Implications of Coal and Biomass Fuel Mixes
- Safe Work Practices in Confined Spaces at Power Plants
- Real-time Proactive Safety in Construction
- What Are the Safety Rules for Anyway?
- CSB Releases Hot Work Safety Notice
- Safety Measurement: Culture Shaping or Failure Avoidance?
- Hazard Recognition and Control: Improving Safety’s Bottom Line
- New Renewable Projects Face Old Safety Hazards
- How Do Safety Leaders and Managers Create a Culture of Safety?
- Conveyor Inspections: Could a Contractor Help You?
- Best Practices for Aligning Safety Metrics, Incentives, and Performance
- Minimizing Coal Dust Combustion Hazards: Lessons from Laramie River Station
- Making Sense of New Arc Flash Protection Rules
- Balancing Risk, Reliability, and Safety at Plants Slated for Retirement
- Focus on Electrical Arc Flash Protection Solutions
Details
Type: PDF
Pages: 64
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