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    (U 338‐E)    

    Southern California Edison Company’s  Risk Assessment and Mitigation Phase 

         

    I.18‐11‐006  

    Workpapers  

                         Rosemead CA 

    November 15, 2018 

  •  

  • Excel versions of Workpapers are available online  1. Go to www.sce.com/applications  2. Select SCE 2018 RAMP  3. In the new window, select Zipped document  

     1 of  4 

     

    2018 SCE Risk Assessment Mitigation Phase (RAMP)  

    SCE 2018 RAMP Workpapers  

    Index of Workpapers CH  DOCUMENT NAME  PAGE(S) 

    1  2013 – 2023 Recorded and Forecast Costs for Controls & Mitigations  1.1 

    1  Risk Register to RAMP Risk Mapping  1.2 

    1  RAMP Power BI Access Form & Sign‐up Instructions  1.5 

    1  RAMP Power BI User Guide  1.9 

    1  EEI Serious Injury Definition  1.41 

    1  WP Ch. 1 ‐ 2013‐2023 Recorded and Forecast Costs for Controls & Mitigations  Excel 

    1  WP Ch. 1 ‐ Risk Register to RAMP Risk Mapping  Excel 

    2  Risk Model Lessons Learned ‐ Additional Detail  2.1 

    3  2014 – 2018 CPUC Reported Public Serious Injuries  3.1 

    3  Safety Culture Transformation Roadmap  3.31 

    4  Baseline Risk Assessment   4.1 

    4  Control & Mitigation Risk Reduction Effectiveness  4.5 

    4  SME Qualifications  4.13 

    4  WP Ch. 4 ‐ Baseline Risk Assessment  Excel 

    4  WP Ch. 4 ‐ Control  Mitigation Risk Reduction Effectiveness  Excel 

    5  Baseline Risk Assessment  5.1 

    5  Control & Mitigation Risk Reduction Effectiveness  5.3 

    5  Mitigation Effectiveness Workpaper  5.12 

    5  WP Ch. 5 ‐ Baseline Risk Assessment  Excel 

    5  WP Ch. 5 ‐ Control & Mitigation Risk Reduction Effectiveness  Excel 

  • Excel versions of Workpapers are available online  1. Go to www.sce.com/applications  2. Select SCE 2018 RAMP  3. In the new window, select Zipped document  

     2 of  4 

     

    2018 SCE Risk Assessment Mitigation Phase (RAMP)  

    SCE 2018 RAMP Workpapers  

    Index of Workpapers CH  DOCUMENT NAME  PAGE(S) 

    5  WP Ch. 5 ‐ Mitigation Effectiveness Workpaper  Excel 

    6  Baseline Risk Assessment  6.1 

    6  Subject Matter Expert Qualifications  6.5 

    6  Outcome‐Based Risk Reduction Model Overview  6.7 

    6  WP Ch. 6 ‐ Baseline Risk Assessment Workpaper  Excel 

    7  Baseline Risk Assessment  7.1 

    7  RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper  7.5 

    7  Subject Matter Expert Qualifications  7.19 

    7  Safety Standards, Programs, and Policies  7.20 

    7  WP Ch. 7 ‐ RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper  Excel 

    7  WP Ch. 7 ‐ Safety Standards Programs and Policies  Excel 

    7  WP Ch.7 ‐ Baseline Risk Assessment  Excel 

    8  Baseline Risk Assessment   8.1 

    8  Control & Mitigation Risk Reduction Effectiveness  8.4 

    8  SME Qualifications  8.14 

    8  WP Ch. 8 ‐ Baseline Risk  Excel 

    8  WP Ch. 8 ‐ RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper ‐ Hydro Asset Safety  Excel 

    9  Baseline Risk Assessment Workpaper  9.1 

    9  Subject Matter Expert Qualifications  9.4 

    9  RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper   9.6 

  • Excel versions of Workpapers are available online  1. Go to www.sce.com/applications  2. Select SCE 2018 RAMP  3. In the new window, select Zipped document  

     3 of  4 

     

    2018 SCE Risk Assessment Mitigation Phase (RAMP)  

    SCE 2018 RAMP Workpapers  

    Index of Workpapers CH  DOCUMENT NAME  PAGE(S) 

    9  Control or Mitigation Effectiveness Workpaper  9.21 

    9  WP Ch. 9 ‐ Baseline Risk Assessment  Excel 

    9  WP Ch. 9 ‐ Control & Mitigation Risk Reduction Effectiveness  Excel 

    10  Baseline Risk Assessment   10.1 

    10  RAMP Mitigation Reduction  10.9 

    10  Mitigation Effectiveness Workpaper   10.27 

    10  Circuit Deployment Prioritization  10.43 

    10  RAMP to GSRP Comparison Workpaper  10.47 

    10  Wildfire ‐ Subject Matter Expert Judgment ‐ CMI Consequence  10.52 

    10  WP Ch. 10 ‐ Baseline Risk Assessment Workpaper  Excel 

    10  WP Ch. 10 ‐ Mitigation Effectiveness Workpaper  Excel 

    10  WP Ch. 10 ‐ RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper  Excel 

    11  Baseline Risk Assessment Workpaper  11.1 

    11  RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper  11.3 

    11  Mitigation Effectiveness Workpaper  11.9 

    11  WP Ch. 11 ‐ Baseline Risk Assessment Workpaper  Excel 

    11  WP Ch. 11 ‐ Mitigation Effectiveness Workpaper  Excel 

    11  WP Ch. 11 ‐ RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper  Excel 

    12  2016 SCE Climate Impact Analysis and Resilience Planning Report  12.1 

    12  Sample of Rain Events and Storm Declaration  12.33 

  • Excel versions of Workpapers are available online  1. Go to www.sce.com/applications  2. Select SCE 2018 RAMP  3. In the new window, select Zipped document  

     4 of  4 

     

    2018 SCE Risk Assessment Mitigation Phase (RAMP)  

    SCE 2018 RAMP Workpapers  

    Index of Workpapers CH  DOCUMENT NAME  PAGE(S) 

    12  Baseline Risk Assessment Inputs  12.34 

    12  Heatwave vs. Average Summer Temperatures  12.36 

    12  RAMP Mitigation Reductions  12.43 

    12  Number of Weather Stations  12.53 

    12  Subject Matter Expert Qualifications  12.54 

    12  WP Ch. 12 – Baseline Risk Assessment Workpaper  Excel 

    12  WP Ch. 12 ‐ D1 – Extreme Rain Events  Excel 

    12  WP Ch. 12 ‐ D2 – Extreme Heat Events  Excel 

    12  WP Ch. 12 ‐ D3 – Extreme Wildfire Events  Excel 

    12  WP Ch. 12 ‐ Heatwave vs. Average Summer Temperatures Workpaper  Excel 

    12  WP Ch. 12 – Number of Weather Stations  Excel 

    12  WP Ch. 12 – RAMP Mitigation Reduction Workpaper  Excel 

    12  WP Ch. 12 – Sample of Rain Events and Storm Declarations  Excel 

     

  •   

    (U 338‐E)    

    Southern California Edison Company’s  Risk Assessment and Mitigation Phase 

          

    Workpapers  

    Chapter 1  RAMP Report Overview 

     

                     

  • 2018 SCE Risk Assessment Mitigation Phase (RAMP) 

     

    Chapter 1 ‐ RAMP Overview  

    Index of Workpapers 

    DOCUMENT NAME  PAGE(S) 

    2013 – 2023 Recorded and Forecast Costs for Controls & Mitigations  1.1 

    Risk Register to RAMP Risk Mapping  1.2 

    RAMP Power BI Access Form & Sign‐up Instructions  1.5 

    RAMP Power BI User Guide  1.9 

    EEI Serious Injury Definition  1.41 

    WP Ch. 1 ‐ 2013‐2023 Recorded and Forecast Costs for Controls & Mitigations  Excel 

    WP Ch. 1 ‐ Risk Register to RAMP Risk Mapping  Excel 

     

    Excel versions of Workpapers are available online  1. Go to www.sce.com/applications  2. Select SCE 2018 RAMP  3. In the new window, select Zipped document 

     

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    ntro

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    cost

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    gen

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    ne a

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    own

    for C

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    clud

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    y re

    cord

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    le to

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    over

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    riod,

    and

    the

    reco

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    ls fo

    r C2

    are

    left

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    nk.

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    e: T

    he fu

    ll re

    cord

    ed c

    osts

    of t

    he O

    CP p

    rogr

    am a

    re sh

    own

    for C

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    hile

    the

    fore

    cast

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    r C1

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    le to

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    ithin

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    1.1

  • Workpaper – Southern California Edison / SCE 2018 RAMP

    Chapter 1 – RAMP Report Overview

    Wor

    kpap

    er: M

    appi

    ng o

    f Ris

    k Re

    gist

    er to

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    P Ri

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    ter 1

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    MP

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    Risk

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    Risk

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    fleet

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    njur

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    nanc

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    in

    jure

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    rtie

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    ianc

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    es.

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    ith E

    nerg

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    pmen

    t, U

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    pmen

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    ety

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    ct d

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    atur

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    tially

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    uipm

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    spill

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    asca

    ding

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    tem

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    orke

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    ntia

    lly m

    embe

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    stom

    er S

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    ors i

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    tial i

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    entia

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    1.2

  • Workpaper – Southern California Edison / SCE 2018 RAMP

    Chapter 1 – RAMP Report Overview

    Risk

    IDRi

    sk N

    ame

    Risk

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    tem

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