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Safety

You are responsible for your safety during leisure time

During working hours, your employer is responsible for safety and providing the appropriate equipment, but at home and during your leisure time, your safety is your responsibility. Stay out of trouble by
thinking ahead and planning.

Safety

Eliminate risk behind the wheel

Fingrid’s employees and partners often need to travel the country by road. Safe drivers make sensible choices and obey traffic laws.

Safety

Coordination and communication improve safety on electrical worksites

With many working groups operating side-by-side on a main grid worksite, everyone must know exactly what work is underway and
which stage it has reached. Since the start of June, it has been mandatory to announce the need for additional earthing – this is one of the steps Fingrid has taken to ensure safety.

Safety

Testing 24-hour performance

The Network Code for Emergency and Restoration (NC ER) was prepared by the European Commission to prevent disturbances from spreading and causing blackouts and ensure that the system can be swiftly restored to normal operation.

Safety

Care must be taken with earthing

The number of incidents in which the earthing rules were not followed for
one reason or another was higher than normal in 2022.

Safety

Aiming for zero accidents

A safety mindset is already integral to everyday work on Fingrid’s sites. Safety is discussed naturally during
orientations and meetings, and the personnel on worksites make weekly observations to enhance safety.

Safety

RESPA 22 concludes a multi-year series of exercises

In September, organisations critical to the security of supply in the Helsinki metropolitan area conducted an exercise simulating an electricity distribution disturbance
in the main grid and distribution network.

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