As described in the overview, there are several actions needed to begin developing an Electrical Safe Work Practices Program. After making the assignment and exploring the applicable regulations and standards you need to determine where your policy falls short. To do this, conduct an Electrical Safety Audit / Site Assessment.

There are many resources which can be used to help identify applicable standards and regulations. The following is a list of books or manuals which can be used to begin.

29 CFR OSHA 1910
29 CFR OSHA 1926
NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace 2004 Edition
NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace 2009 Edition
The Electrical Safety Program Book
OSHA Stallcup's Electrical Regulations Simplified
Implementing the Electrical Safety Program

The last three references above have a site assessment checklist.
The assessments include categories for installation, Electrical Safe Work Practices, Task evaluations, and Construction lists.

Sub Categories include:

Substations, Switchboards, Panels, and Major Equipment
Cords, Conductors, and Cables
Raceways, Trays, Boxes
Devices
Lighting
Generators
Grounding
Hazardous Locations
Electrical Safety Programs
Training
Lockout/Tagout
Written Procedures
Task Assessments

After and or during the Assessment period, you should begin to identify what action items are needed.  Critical, urgent, or large tasks need to be addressed ASAP.  These items need to bring immediate results and should go on the Interim measures list.

Please review the next section "Interim Measures"