This document outlines the job hazard analysis for removing electrical/instrument panels. It identifies 3 key steps:
1. Isolating incoming power supply for panels to be removed to avoid electric shock or burns from live electrical current. Proper PPE and safety measures are required.
2. Disconnecting and removing cables from panels to be removed, which presents electric shock and confined space entry hazards. Controls include permits, PPE, ventilation and communication.
3. Dismantling and removing redundant panels using proper lifting techniques to prevent musculoskeletal injuries or accidents from improper rigging. Confined space entry precautions again apply.
This document outlines the job hazard analysis for removing electrical/instrument panels. It identifies 3 key steps:
1. Isolating incoming power supply for panels to be removed to avoid electric shock or burns from live electrical current. Proper PPE and safety measures are required.
2. Disconnecting and removing cables from panels to be removed, which presents electric shock and confined space entry hazards. Controls include permits, PPE, ventilation and communication.
3. Dismantling and removing redundant panels using proper lifting techniques to prevent musculoskeletal injuries or accidents from improper rigging. Confined space entry precautions again apply.
This document outlines the job hazard analysis for removing electrical/instrument panels. It identifies 3 key steps:
1. Isolating incoming power supply for panels to be removed to avoid electric shock or burns from live electrical current. Proper PPE and safety measures are required.
2. Disconnecting and removing cables from panels to be removed, which presents electric shock and confined space entry hazards. Controls include permits, PPE, ventilation and communication.
3. Dismantling and removing redundant panels using proper lifting techniques to prevent musculoskeletal injuries or accidents from improper rigging. Confined space entry precautions again apply.
Section A: (Tasks information) Team Composition: E & I and Rigging TASK: Electrical/ Instrument Panels Removal Crew PTW NO: OIDC associated with above task: Y/N OIDC No: Additional OIDC/ Precautions attached: Y/N Section B: JHA Detail Description Step Descriptions of Hazard Task Hazards Threats Top Event Risk Control Measures Recovery Action/ No. task step Prompt 10 (L/M/ Measures Responsible +1 H) Party 1 Isolate incoming Electric Live electrical Careless/ Major burn/ L - PTW - First Aid E&I power supply (if power/ current negligence shock/ - Wear proper PPE (safety boot, hand - First Aider Foreman and any) for panels to electrocuted glove) - DFA Crew be removed - Warning Signs - Medevac - Barricade the area - Medic - Check insulation and earthing - Housekeeping 2 Disconnect & Electric Live electrical Careless/ Major burn/ L - PTW - First Aid E&I remove all power/ current negligence shock/ - Wear proper PPE (safety boot, hand - First Aider Foreman and incoming and electrocuted glove) - DFA Crew outgoing cables - Warning Signs - Medevac associated with - Barricade the area - Medic the panels to be - Check insulation and earthing removed - Housekeeping - Chemical Entering and - Inhaling toxic - Suffocation/ L - PTW - First Aid E&I - Gravity Exiting gases asphyxiated - Competent personnel (authorized - First Aider Foreman and - Motion Confined - O2 deficiency - Fatality/ entrant, stand-by person and entry - DFA Crew - Body space - Hit by falling death supervisor) - Medevac Mechanics object - Head injuries - Confined Space Entry Permit - Medic - Falling - Minor - Continuous Gas/ Atmosphere wound, sprain, testing bone fractures - Proper ventilation (air blowers) - Full body harness, safety belt - Make use of tripods, hoist and lifeline - Barricade the area - Warning signs - Tailboard briefing/ meeting - Close Communication - Wear proper PPE - Housekeeping 3 Unbolt, dismantle Body Manual Improper manual Back injury, L - Change the object – for example, - First Aid E&I and remove Mechanic handling handling ankle sprain repack a heavy load into smaller, - First Aider Foreman and redundant panels technique/ and muscle more manageable parcels - DFA Crew Incorrect body pain - Use mechanical aids- like - Medevac posture (musculoskelet wheelbarrows, trolleys, conveyor - Medic al disorder) belts, cranes or forklifts. - Change the nature of work- offer frequent breaks or multi task. - Proper training - Work shift/ Work rotation - Buddy system - Wear proper PPE - Housekeeping Body Rigging Improper rigging Hand and L - Wear proper PPE (hand glove) - First Aid E&I Mechanics technique/ finger injury - Competent Personnel - First Aider Foreman and Careless/ - Close Communication - DFA Crew negligence - Rigging & Slinging Course - Medevac - Housekeeping - Medic - Chemical Entering and - Inhaling toxic - Suffocation/ L - PTW - First Aid E&I - Gravity Exiting gases asphyxiated - Competent personnel (authorized - First Aider Foreman and - Motion Confined - O2 deficiency - Fatality/ entrant, stand-by person and entry - DFA Crew - Body space - Hit by falling death supervisor) - Medevac Mechanics object - Head injuries - Confined Space Entry Permit - Medic - Falling - Minor - Continuous Gas/ Atmosphere wound, sprain, testing bone fractures - Proper ventilation (air blowers) - Full body harness, safety belt - Make use of tripods, hoist and lifeline - Barricade the area - Warning signs - Tailboard briefing/ meeting - Close Communication - Wear proper PPE - Housekeeping 4 Material handling Pressure Sling under Sling failure Minor body L - Competent personnel - First Aid E&I and transfer tension injuries, finger - Banksman - First Aider Foreman and injuries, - Barricade the area - DFA Crew, property - Use slings & shackles with stamped - Medevac Riggers damages SWL marking and valid certificates - Medic - Conduct visual inspection on slings & connections prior to lifting - Regular sling inspection - Wear proper PPE - Housekeeping Body Manual Improper manual Back injury, L - Change the object – for example, - First Aid E&I Mechanic handling handling ankle sprain repack a heavy load into smaller, - First Aider Foreman and technique/ and muscle more manageable parcels - DFA Crew, Incorrect body pain - Use mechanical aids- like - Medevac Riggers posture (musculoskelet wheelbarrows, trolleys, conveyor - Medic al disorder) belts, cranes or forklifts. - Change the nature of work- offer frequent breaks or multi task. - Proper training - Work shift/ Work rotation - Buddy system - Wear proper PPE - Housekeeping Body Rigging Improper rigging Hand and L - Wear proper PPE (hand glove) - First Aid E&I Mechanics technique/ finger injury - Competent Personnel - First Aider Foreman and Careless/ - Close Communication - DFA Crew, negligence - Rigging & Slinging Course - Medevac Riggers - Housekeeping - Medic
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