1. Moving Forward Establishing an Electrical Worker Near-Miss Reporting System

2. What have we accomplished today  Established the need  Seen what others are doing  Articulated what has been done

3. Here is what you have not seen

5. Steering Committee  Don Hartley  IBEW International  International representative  James Merlo  North American Electric Reliability Council  Associate Director, Human Performance  Alan Mosher  American Public Power Association  VP of Policy Analysis and Reliability Standards  Allen Schriver  North American Generator Forum  Acting Chair  Eric Back  Pacific Gas and Electric Co  Director Operations support  Navin Bhatt  Electric Power Research Institute  Technical Executive  Earl Carnes  Department of Energy  Sr. Advisor  Linda Connell  Aviation Safety Reporting System  Program Director  Bob Dean  IBEW 1245  Assistant Business Manager

6. Next Steps  Finalize the Steering Committee by March 8, 2013  Assemble the Project Team by March 15, 2013  Project Team first work session by March 25, 2013  Request funding by the 4 th quarter of 2013

7. Project Team Actions  Establish EWRS product requirements  Entry database  Establish report review process  Data verification  Confidentiality  Broadcast  Event particulars  Trend analysis  Lessons learned  Create EWRS Prototype

8. Project Team Actions  Determine legal and organizational structure  Establish independence from regulatory agencies.  Maintain confidentiality in all cases  Maintain independent authority  Determine management structure  Staffing:  Leadership  Industry relations and communications  Near-Miss Report Review Panel

9. Project Team Actions  Develop Business Plan  Budgets and projections  Value of the reporting system to the industry  Explore funding options and initiate a funding request  Federal support  Industry support

10. Who wants to help create the National Electrical Worker’s Near- Miss Reporting System?

11. Discussion

12. 12HUMAN PERFORMANCE INITIATIVE – FUNDAMENTAL ERROR PREVENTION TOOLS