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Enhancing Safety Culture and Reliability in Utility Companies: Insights from EEI 2010 Benchmarking

The EEI 2010 Spring Benchmarking Session featured key discussions on safety culture and reliability within the utility sector. With 20 participants from 15 companies, members engaged in open dialogue focusing on critical topics such as safety culture, leading indicators, and hazard mitigation. Presentations included insights from industry leaders like Paul Mackintire on safety culture recipes, and John Weagraff on Disney’s benchmarking visit and its implications. The session emphasized the interplay between safety and reliability, while introducing innovative practices like simulator training and defensive driving protocols aimed at reducing incidents.

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Enhancing Safety Culture and Reliability in Utility Companies: Insights from EEI 2010 Benchmarking

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  1. NGrid on EEI Benchmarking

  2. EEI 2010 Spring Benchmarking Session • Sunday Morning Meetings • 20 Participants representing 15 companies • Members Only Open Discussion • Safety Culture Recipe - Paul Mackintire • Safety vs. Reliability - John Weagraff • Disney Benchmark Visit - John Weagraff • Leading Indicators – Doug Jenkin • Walking Injuries – Tom Taylor • Hazard Identification & Mitigation - Kathleen McVey-Ryan

  3. Disney Benchmark Visit (NRG, NSTAR, NGrid) • Million Rides/ Day vs. One Incident (1M/1 Unacceptable) • Personal Commitment Card • Time Out (Safety Stop Cards – response of team lead) • Daily Incident Log • Vehicle Safety – • 15 Point Defensive Driving Safety • Never back up (Call transport Group who send two people out) • Moving to Simulator Training • Safety in Motion • PRCS Retrieval System Questions (Disney has 417 in FL)

  4. Assessments

  5. Safety vs. Reliability • Worker Perception vs. Reality • UG grounding – OFC’s NGrid Challenge • Troubleworker – OPC • SAIDI – CAIDI • Public Utility Commissions • Educate the Workforce • Negotiate Revised Metric with Commissions

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