JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION WORK.

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STEP DESCRIPTION Moving of loads (materials) from one to another by hand

POTENTIAL HAZARD a. Sharp objects. b. Slippery surface. c. Obstruction. d. Heavy objects/load.

Lifting of Loads/materials from one point to another by use of crane

a. Equipment failure. b. Failure of lifting ropes/sling wire. c. Injury to personnel/equip ment damage from suspended load. d. High Noise. e. Fire /Explosion

HAZARD ELIMINATION METHOD/ MITIGATION a. Use of hand gloves while carrying sharp objects. b. Walk ways to be free from slippery materials such as grease, oil etc. c. Walk ways to be free from materials /equipment that might obstruct free movement. d. Manual lifting procedures to be applied.Also call for assistance and use step back five aside method. a. Check and confirm integrity of Lifting Equipment. Only approved/Certified certified operators to handle equipment. b. (i).Check and confirm integrity of lift ropes/shackle and sizing correctly. c. Use appropriate PPE.( hardhats, goggle) And a dedicated signal man .Restrict human traffic from the lifting activity area. d. Personnel have to wear ear protection in high

e. 3. Installation of cable channels including its associated channel supports, hold down clamps etc. a. Loose mechanical and Electrical tools. b. Height. c. Sharp edges. d. Flying dust/ metal particles. e. Improper scaffold. f. Slippery surface. a. b.

c.

d. e.

f.

Cable integrity test for insulation resistance and continuity.

a. Electric shock. b. Equipment Failure. c. Sharp cable strands and terminals.

a.

b.

c. 5 Installation of junction boxes for outboard and boat landing a. Sharp objects. b. Body injury. c. Explosion/ Fire outbreak. a. b.

noise Area. Dedicated Fire extinguisher and a Fire watchman. Ensure that tools are proper ly kept. (i) . Personnel working at height should wear safety harness. (ii)Ensure proper communication among work crew. Mandatory use of PPE including hand gloves is required. Use of eye goggles is mandatory. Scaffold to be inspected and tagged before use. Working surface to be free from oil, grease and other slippery materials. Avoid contact with cable terminals while meggering. Only qualified technician to carry out test. Required voltage should be applied while conducting test. Ensure test equipment is properly calibrated. Wear appropriate PPE while carrying out test. Wear hand gloves. Avoid over cramping and twisting while

lighting fixtures and associated lighting fixtures.

d. Equipment failure. c.

d.

6.

Cable pulling and installation.

a. Damage to Other installed equipment and cable. b. Limited space. c. Sharp objects. d. Height. e. Loose objects/tools. f. Improper tools.

a.

b. c. d. e.

f. 7. Cable termination, Grounding and bounding. a. b. c. d. Electric shock. Fire/ Explosion. Improper Tools. Incorrect operation. e. Sharp objects. a.

b. c.

carrying out installation. Post a dedicated fire extinguisher and a fire watch man. Avoid sparks by the use appropriate tools. Use required and proper tools. Ensure hand tools are free from rust and defects. Ensure proper alignment of cables on cable channels. Use of only UV resistance ty-raps in holding cables on channels. Avoid over cramping and twisting. Wear hand gloves. Ensure the use of safety harness. Ensure no loose tools is left unsecured while working on height. Use required tools for cable glanding. Ensure cables are properly terminated to design philosophy and drawing. Do not work on life circuit. Ensure circuit is locked out and properly tagged out. Avoid sparks and use a dedicated fire extinguisher. Use correct and appropriate hand

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e. 8. Testing , checkout and commissioning work. a. Fire/Explosion. b. Incorrect operation/ equipment failure. c. Electric shock. d. Slippery surface. a.

b. c.

d.

9.

Housekeeping, reinstate site to original condition and demobilization

a. Body injury. b. Environmental pollution. c. Equipment Damage.

a. b.

c.

tools while terminating cables Only experienced and qualified personnel will be allowed to work during cable termination work, grounding and bounding. Wear hand protection. Ensure the use of appropriate voltage during testing. checkout for proper termination and correct philosophy to design specification. Check operational manuals and drawing for conformity. Use required tools. Avoid contact with life circuit while testing. Ensure work area is free from water and damp while testing. Remove slippery substances or materials from work area. Use required PPE. Ensure generated wastes are dispose as per MPNU standard. Ensure Materials and equipment are properly handled while loading out.