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Work Near Exposed
Energized Electrical Installation |
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What are the Hazards? |
What is the Risk? |
How are you going to Control the Hazard and minimise the risk of injury? |
Who is going to Monitor and |
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cause injury?) |
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A HAZARD MAY REQUIRE THE USE OF ONE OR MORE
CONTROL MEASURES - CROSS OUT/ DELETE CONTROL MEASURES NOT USED |
Review
it and How? |
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1. Only persons who
are authorised (hold the correct licences and training) can |
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work near the exposed energized electrical source or enter
it's restricted safety |
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zone. |
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2. If possible,
switch off the source that is generating the Energizing. It is a last |
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resort to do live
electrical work. |
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3. Consider
alternative means, where live electrical work is eliminated. |
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4. Isolate the
hazard, with signage/ barriers to prevent contact from live parts. |
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5. Other people on
site should be minimised and they should be located a safe |
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distance from the
exposed energized electrical source. |
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6. Vehicles, Plant and Tools not required by
the authorised person/s should be |
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moved to a safe distance from the exposed energized
electrical source. |
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inspection |
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7. A Safety Observer
should be present who is competent in CPR and rescue. |
where required |
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8. The Isolation Point of the Electricity
Supply should be identified and be able to |
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be accessed quickly. |
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9. Use of
appropriate PPE - eg. Insulating
Gloves, Fire Retardant Clothing, |
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Non-Conductive
Footwear, etc. |
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competent |
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persons where |
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10. Tools used by
the authorised person are well maintained and used as per the |
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manufacturers safety
instructions. |
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| HOW TO USE
THIS RISK TABLE |
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RISK
RATING CALCULATOR |
Likelihood |
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Risk Rating |
Prioritisation |
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Consequence |
Very likely Could happen anytime |
Likely Could happen sometimes |
Unlikely Could happen, but only rarely |
Very Unlikely Could happen, but probably never
will |
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1 or 2 |
Action to rectify |
| Step 1: Identify potential hazards. |
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What injury/damage could it cause? |
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must be done |
| Step 2: Decide what the possible Consequence could
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Death or permanent disability |
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immediately |
| Step 3: Decide How Likely? It is to happen |
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Long term illness or serious injury |
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3, 4 or 5 |
Consider |
| Step 4: Line up your choices in the table to get a
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Medical attention & several days off work |
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control measure |
| Step 5: Use the Priority table (far right side) to
guide your next steps |
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First aid needed |
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as necessary |
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