Safety
At One Power, safety isn’t just a policy; it’s our first corporate value and our top priority. We believe every employee deserves a safe, healthy, and supportive work environment, whether in the field, in the office, or working remotely. On this page, you’ll find everything from resources for EMT classes and Tower Rescue training to detailed action plans, procedures, and general safety advice to keep you and your team protected.
EMS Medical Director
Daniel Schwerin, MD, FACEP, FAAEM; EMS & Disaster Medicine Physician
Cell: (419) 250-5215; Fax: (762) 212-4789
Doug Corwin, One Energy Training Manager
Cell: (419) 905-5129
Office Safety Bag: the complete EMT/EMS bag is located in the Training Room and includes AED, First Aid, Meds, O2 cylinder, etc.
PPE: required OP personal protective equipment (PPE) including vest, glasses, hard hat, gloves, etc. are issued during onboarding. If any PPE needs to be replaced, please check with an associate.
- One Power Safety Plan
- Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) (Dropbox (OEE)\00 Safety and Quality\MSDS – PUBLIC)
OP Employee Badge: An OP badge is created for all employees. If any of the information has changed regarding emergency or medical information, please alert an associate for a new badge. Be sure to download a QR code scanning app on your work phone to access employee badge information in case of an emergency involving a fellow employee, where you need to provide their medical information. If your badge is lost, please email IT@onepower.com and associates@onepower.com immediately.
EMT
2020 EMS Protocols
These protocols provide detailed Advanced Life Support (ALS) guidelines for EMTs, AEMTs, and paramedics across Ohio. It covers operational standards, cardiac and trauma care, pediatric and obstetric emergencies, environmental exposures, medical procedures, and a comprehensive medication guide. These protocols are designed to ensure consistent, safe, and legally compliant patient care across all levels of EMS certification.
EMT Refresher
This video explains what qualifies as a recordable injury in the workplace, focusing on OSHA guidelines and reporting requirements. It provides an overview of common types of recordable injuries and the importance of accurate documentation to ensure workplace safety compliance.
EMT Refresher
This video explains what qualifies as a recordable injury in the workplace, focusing on OSHA guidelines and reporting requirements. It provides an overview of common types of recordable injuries and the importance of accurate documentation to ensure workplace safety compliance.
General
Filling out a JSA
This video provides step-by-step instructions on how to fill out a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) form, used to identify and address safety concerns on construction sites. It covers the form’s purpose, required information, safety precautions, and the importance of ensuring all team members review and sign the document.
NFWC Emergency Action Plan
This video outlines the Emergency Action Plan for the North Findlay Wind Campus, detailing procedures to follow in case of emergencies. It covers safety protocols, evacuation routes, and key contact information to ensure the safety and preparedness of all personnel on site.
Procedure for Visiting a Construction Site
This video explains the essential procedures for visiting a construction site, including safety guidelines, required protective gear, and visitor protocols. It ensures that all visitors are informed of the necessary precautions to maintain safety and comply with site regulations.
Safety Meeting Example
This video captures a typical safety meeting before the start of the workday on a construction site. It highlights key topics such as daily safety hazards, required protective equipment, job assignments, and emergency procedures, giving viewers an understanding of what to expect and how to stay safe throughout the day.
Understanding Recordable Injuries
This video explains what qualifies as a recordable injury in the workplace, focusing on OSHA guidelines and reporting requirements. It provides an overview of common types of recordable injuries and the importance of accurate documentation to ensure workplace safety compliance.
Filling out a JSA
This video provides step-by-step instructions on how to fill out a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) form, used to identify and address safety concerns on construction sites. It covers the form’s purpose, required information, safety precautions, and the importance of ensuring all team members review and sign the document.
NFWC Emergency Action Plan
This video outlines the Emergency Action Plan for the North Findlay Wind Campus, detailing procedures to follow in case of emergencies. It covers safety protocols, evacuation routes, and key contact information to ensure the safety and preparedness of all personnel on site.
Procedure for Visiting a Construction Site
This video explains the essential procedures for visiting a construction site, including safety guidelines, required protective gear, and visitor protocols. It ensures that all visitors are informed of the necessary precautions to maintain safety and comply with site regulations.
Safety Meeting Example
This video captures a typical safety meeting before the start of the workday on a construction site. It highlights key topics such as daily safety hazards, required protective equipment, job assignments, and emergency procedures, giving viewers an understanding of what to expect and how to stay safe throughout the day.
Understanding Recordable Injuries
This video explains what qualifies as a recordable injury in the workplace, focusing on OSHA guidelines and reporting requirements. It provides an overview of common types of recordable injuries and the importance of accurate documentation to ensure workplace safety compliance.
Tower Rescue Training
LAD-SAFS
This video provides instructions on using two types of lead saves as part of a fall arrest system for climbing. It explains how each type secures to a safety cable, emphasizes their proper use, and stresses the importance of checking them before climbing to ensure safety.
Multi-Anchor Bowline
This video provides step-by-step instructions on tying a multi-move ball knot, including creating a backup knot and adjusting it for multiple anchors. It highlights the knot’s force distribution, its limitations in self-equalization, and introduces a variation called the multi-loop volume for tying multiple objects.
Safety Harness Fitting
This video offers instructions on properly fitting a harness and using the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) for climbing turbines. It covers securing the harness, using a safety lanyard, wearing a helmet and gloves, and ensuring footwear is appropriate for turbine entry.
Tower Rescue Bag
This video provides a step-by-step guide on properly packaging and using a tower rescue bag. It emphasizes the importance of following procedures and avoiding twists in the rope for safe and effective rescues.
LAD-SAFS
This video provides instructions on using two types of lead saves as part of a fall arrest system for climbing. It explains how each type secures to a safety cable, emphasizes their proper use, and stresses the importance of checking them before climbing to ensure safety.
Multi-Anchor Bowline
This video provides step-by-step instructions on tying a multi-move ball knot, including creating a backup knot and adjusting it for multiple anchors. It highlights the knot’s force distribution, its limitations in self-equalization, and introduces a variation called the multi-loop volume for tying multiple objects.
Safety Harness Fitting
This video offers instructions on properly fitting a harness and using the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) for climbing turbines. It covers securing the harness, using a safety lanyard, wearing a helmet and gloves, and ensuring footwear is appropriate for turbine entry.
Tower Rescue Bag
This video provides a step-by-step guide on properly packaging and using a tower rescue bag. It emphasizes the importance of following procedures and avoiding twists in the rope for safe and effective rescues.