Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety.
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Sep 14, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Review and assess electrical corporation implementation of their approved wildfire mitigation plans (wmps), assist electrical corporations in assessing their safety performance, and perform safety inspections of new and existing electric distribution and transmission systems.
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City
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Sacramento
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Sacramento
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715 P Street, 20th Floor
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(939) 258-4147
Zip Code
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95814
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Board meetings and strategic plans from California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety
The board conducted an education and outreach meeting centered on safe excavation practices. The discussion focused on a case study of a fatal incident in Paso Robles, highlighting the critical nature of communication, the importance of verifying subsurface facility locations, and adherence to safety procedures like potholing. Key topics included the advantages and disadvantages of using facility maps versus field markings, the importance of electronic positive responses from operators, and the necessity of empowering employees to initiate a safety work stoppage when immediate dangers are present. The session also addressed common obstacles that prevent workers from reporting safety concerns and strategies for leadership and individuals to cultivate a supportive safety culture.
The 2019 Plan for The Dig Safe Board aims to increase transparency, guide operations, and fulfill legislative mandates for safe excavation practices in California. It focuses on four strategic objectives: creating an area of continual excavation process, developing an education and enforcement program, establishing processes for continual learning, and building a strong foundation for Board operations. The plan's overarching goal is to improve public and worker safety by fostering communication and education among excavators and subsurface installation operators, investigating accidents, and ensuring adherence to safe digging laws, ultimately promoting a culture where everyone goes home safe.
Public-sector contacts connected to California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety.
The board addressed several key agenda items, including the election of a new Chairperson and Vice Chairperson. The board approved Resolution No. 19-02-01 concerning regulations for the Area of Continual Excavation, covering investigation and enforcement protocols. Members discussed the implementation of AB 1914, specifically focusing on the use of power tools in tolerance zones and the necessity for updated training. Further discussions involved updates from the California Regional Common Ground Alliance regarding standards development, the ticket renewal process, and procedures for responding to underground facility locate and mark tickets.
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