• US$170

• 14 designs

• 3 designers

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Poster Design Brief

With 90+ plants in the US and Canada, Calpine holds the nations' largest fleet of combined-cycle and cogeneration plants. The work environment is shaped by frequent maintenance requiring plant shutdown (an outage), power price volatility, high cyclic load, and chronic shortages (parts and people). An ‘outage’ on a combined cycle plant involves crews of 15 to 30 people mobilizing to a power plant site to disassemble, inspect, and reassemble the turbine-generator while the plant staff perform maintenance work on the balance of the plant. It is a complex and demanding operation due to a number of characteristics: - The crew is diverse, including contractors with variable skills and knowledge, power plant site personnel, and the power plant owner maintenance group who direct and check critical work. Often this group comes together for the first time on day 1 of the outage. - The work requires many specialty tools, often shipped in on several tractor trailers. - The plant parts are large, expensive, complicated, with very tight clearances and close tolerances. Operations require lifting heavy components (a typical turbine rotor can weigh 50 to 80 US tons). - It is common to be working outdoors in extreme conditions of heat or cold for 12-hour shifts, 7 days a week, under extreme schedule pressure.The main goal of the Human Performance group is to recognize and eliminate error. The poster will show some of the tools that can be used to help recognize some error traps. The ideas we want to include on the poster will be:2 MINUTE DRILLWork, Worker, Workplace-What’s happening up, down, all around? How could my work impact others or vice versa? -Where could there be stored or live energy? In equipment / tools? (hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, ...)-What’s in my line of fire? What direction will I or tool go if sudden release?-What’s in load path? What’s happening on the hook? Lay down area ready?-What’s not as expected? Cues there could be a problem? (galled, stuck, rusty, hot, ...)-Ask yourself “What if …”

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