1. Safety Update Amanda Chambers Manager, Electric Distribution and Transmission Safety Page 1

2. Safety Results Employees — RIIR = 0.89, Target = 1.73 — Recordable incidents YTD = 10 Business Partners — RIIR = 1.98, Target = 2.00 — Recordable incidents YTD = 28

3. Host Employer/Contractor Communication Required to provide existing characteristics and conditions of T+D system related to safety Contractor to inform host employer within two days of unanticipated hazardous conditions found during work that was not previously mentioned

4. Tool 2 (Project Specific Analysis)

5. Tool 3 (Hazard Mitigation Plan)

6. Hazard Mitigation Plan Additional requirements — Job briefings – held daily (at a minimum), documented and retained for 30 days — Emergency response plan - nearest medical facility — Employees will be passport trained and retain documentation with them at all times

7. Incident Reporting Incidents must be reported as soon as possible — Unintended outages — Vehicle incidents — Near misses — Recordable incidents

8. Recordable incident data request Employee or Contractor OSHA Recordable Incident Report Data All incidents:In addition, for Contractors: DateCompany Name Name of Injured WorkerProject Name (if applicable) Job TitleBusiness Unit responsible for contractor Incident LocationIn addition, for Contractors: Reporting LocationCompany Name Injured Party's Start TimeProject Name (if applicable) Incident TimeBusiness Unit responsible for contractor Job/Task/Activity Being PerformedIn addition, for Contractors: Description of how incident occurredIn addition, for Contractors: Body Part(s) affectedCompany Name Description of treatmentProject Name (if applicable) Restrictions/Lost Time?Business Unit responsible for contractor Anticipated duration of Restriction/Lost Time Primary Cause (based on initial investigation) Secondary Cause(s) (based on initial investigation)

9. Looking ahead Business partner WebEx based meetings Critical danger zones Fatigue management OSHA 269 compliance