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Keep Workers Safe by: Gene Ockinga – Douglas County PUD Chris Cushenbery – SSP Innovations
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Keep Workers Safe by:
Gene Ockinga – Douglas County PUD Chris Cushenbery – SSP Innovations
Map by A. TaubDouglas County Land & Transportation Services
East Wenatchee, WA 98802
18,872 Meters
2,000 Fiber Customers
15 Substations
– Plus 1 Mobile Substation
810 miles OH Primary Cable
410 miles UG Primary Cable
26,000 Poles
186 Employees
SSP Innovations
– Workforce Management (WFM)
– Customizations and Implementation
Telvent
– ArcFM 10.0.3, Designer, Fiber Manager, ArcFM Viewer for ArcGIS Engine, Data Migration
Esri
– ArcGIS 10.0 SP4
GIS Project started July 18, 2011
Accident at DCPUD on July 23, 2011
Investigation by DCPUD, IBEW, and Washington L&I
– Cable tagging procedures need to be improved
3 Different Tagging Systems
– Yellow vinyl tags with handwriting
– Red, white, blue tags with handwriting
– 6 digit tag showing where cable terminated
4 digit unique tag number for UG Primary Cable
Assign tag number in designs and sessions
Assign tag number after design approval status
Retain tag number on replacements in designs
Retain tag number on source side when splitting UG Primary Cable in designs and sessions
– Generate new tag number on non-source side
Enable non-GIS staff to generate new tag number
– Tag number emailed to GIS editor
TagNumber field on ConductorInfo table
Extended length 5 to handle future growth
New installs
After design approval
Nightlybatch
Replace work function
Data collection and data maintenance
Design and session workflows
Retain tag number on source side by default
After hours outages
Data collection
4 digit unique tagging system
– One tagging system for all of DCPUD
Centralized management of tag numbers in GIS
– One system for generation and assignment
– Displaying tag numbers in Desktop and Mobile GIS for improved communication between operations and field crews
– Improved tagging procedures for a safer DCPUD work environment
Gene OckingaDouglas County [email protected]
Chris CushenberySSP [email protected]
Online Articles:http://www.sspinnovations.com/tagging-underground-electrical-lines-in-arcfm-designer.aspx
http://www.sspinnovations.com/tagging-underground-electrical-lines-in-arcfm-designer-part-2.aspx
