High-Voltage Safety

EV Charging Means 480V Work
With Arc Flash Hazards

0
Volts Minimum Working
0
Arc Flash Deaths/Year EV
0%
% LOTO Docs Incomplete
0
Min With POD

The Challenge

01

Arc flash hazard analysis not updated per site

Each site has different electrical configurations but crews use generic arc flash labels. Site-specific hazard analysis gets done once and never updated as configurations change.

02

Lockout/tagout procedures are generic

LOTO procedures should be equipment-specific and site-specific. Paper-based procedures reference the wrong panel or outdated circuit configurations.

03

Trenching safety overlooked for conduit runs

EV charging conduit runs require trenching that falls under OSHA excavation standards. Electrical crews often skip trench safety documentation because they do not see themselves as excavation workers.

04

Confined space entries in vaults undocumented

Utility vault access for transformer connections requires confined space entry permits. Quick vault entries get skipped because the crew says it will only take 10 minutes.

The POD Advantage

Voice-captured safety observations

Site-specific safety records

Document arc flash boundaries, LOTO verifications, and trench conditions by speaking as you inspect. POD links each record to the specific site and equipment configuration.

LOTO procedure validation

Accurate LOTO every time

POD matches lockout/tagout procedures to current equipment configurations. Flags when a procedure references panels or circuits that have been modified.

Confined space permit workflow

No undocumented entries

Digital confined space entry permits for every vault access. Atmospheric testing, rescue plans, and entrant/attendant assignments documented before entry.

Trench safety integration

Excavation compliance

Conduit trench documentation built into the daily report. Depth, soil type, and protective system automatically captured with each trenching activity.

High-Voltage Safety Made Rigorous

“A tech got a flash burn because the LOTO procedure was written for the old panel configuration. Nobody updated it when we added a second transformer. POD would have flagged the mismatch.”

— Safety Manager, Electrical Contractor Specializing in EV

Live Demo

Industry-Specific KPIs That Update Themselves

POD tracks hundreds of KPIs from a 5-minute voice report. Here are just 2 of them.

Safety Dashboard

Safety Performance

0Strong
0Days Safe
Goal: 200 days0%
Day 0 / 3650%
0 reset since start
Hours Worked0K
Recordables0
Near Misses
0reported
First Aid0
TRIR
Good
0.00per 200K hrs
Best-in-classAvg: 3.1
DART
Good
0.00per 200K hrs
Best-in-classAvg: 1.5
PODDual EVM Gauge

Earned Value Performance

Cost Performance
0.71.3
0.70
Performance
Critical
0.49CPI × SPI
Schedule Performance
0.71.3
0.70
Performance
Critical

Both cost and schedule under pressure

CPI
0.70
SPI
0.70
Cost Var-30.0%
Sched Var-30.0%
Composite0.490
EAC Factor1.429
BudgetOver Budget
ScheduleBehind
HealthAction Needed

These update in real time from a 5-minute voice report. No spreadsheets. No data entry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Document High-Voltage Safety Properly

See how POD brings industrial-grade safety documentation to EV charging field work.

Last updated: February 2026