MISSION
ISAWWA Safety and Emergency Planning Committee is dedicated to the promotion of safe practices by providing training resources and tools for the water community.
GOALS
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Provide a preview of laws and regulations for safety issue and emergency planning.
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Provide policy templates for safety issues
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Provide relevant trainings, resources, tools.
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Pursue Webinars for training
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Conduct an OSHA training seminar. Topics to consist of confined spaces/lockout tagout.
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Estimate needed 5-2 hour webinars
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Develop and post a Water Utility Safety Blog
Goal includes the following:
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Question of the month
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Tie to splash, website, newsletters
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Challenges/gimmicks/gadgets
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Funding opportunities
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Help provide information to utilities that can be used to improve consumer confidence.
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Be a more active participant with Water Utility Counsel
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Conduct an Annual Safety and Emergency Planning Conference
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Create a Emergency Response Plan Tabletop competition with prizes at WATERCON
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Game: "Choose your own emergency response”
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Involve booths
Safety and Emergency Planning Reference Documents
Osha - Safety for Public Works
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Administration
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6/1/2017
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“In the interest of public safety and health, Illinois OSHA has put together the attached fact sheet on commonly overlooked safety and health requirements specific to public works related jobs. For more information or to request an on-site consultation, call 800-972-4216 or visit osha.illinois.gov”.
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Emerg Power Assessment Tool
PDF (397.51 KB)
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Administration
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6/25/2012
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EPA Generator Brochure
PDF (746.39 KB)
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Administration
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6/25/2012
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Pdf and Word document of self-check survey.
Does your utility use a safety check list that you think is great? If you are willing to share it please post it in this file library. We will remove all references to your company or utility. You are welcome to download any of these documents and use them at your facility also.
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Safety Policy Templates - created by the ISAWWA Safety Committee
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