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Hydro Test (Rev 01)

1. Hydro testing of tanks poses risks such as over pressure, pressure gauge and blind rupture, damage to nearby equipment, and property damage. 2. Desired controls include use of properly rated pressure relief valves, compliance with work permits, adequate restraint of lines and joints under test, barricading and access restrictions of test areas, and protection of electrical equipment from water. 3. Gaps in controls include lack of tool box talks, training, and inspections; recommended actions address closing these gaps to reduce risks.

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Hydro Test (Rev 01)

1. Hydro testing of tanks poses risks such as over pressure, pressure gauge and blind rupture, damage to nearby equipment, and property damage. 2. Desired controls include use of properly rated pressure relief valves, compliance with work permits, adequate restraint of lines and joints under test, barricading and access restrictions of test areas, and protection of electrical equipment from water. 3. Gaps in controls include lack of tool box talks, training, and inspections; recommended actions address closing these gaps to reduce risks.

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HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT HIRA FOR TANK HYDRO TEST DOC.

NO:OIL/PDPP/T/HIRA/HSE/006 Rev: 01
Recommend
ed control
Risk Action
Risk Identification Desired controls and Existing gaps, if any actions to Remarks
assessment by
reduce the
risk level

Classification Risk
(R/NR)Activity Type

(N/AN/E)Condition

RiskAssociated

R= PXSRisk
Consequences Desired Control Gaps If
S.N Activity P S
/ Hazards Measures Any

01 HYDRO R  Over E 1. Hazards from the 1 3 3 L  Tool box Engineer/


TESTING Pressure effects of work-  Use of pressure relief valve to be ensured. talk Supervisor
 Pressure related stress, Valves & vents should have adequate should be
gauge & violence and work- provided
pressure rating. prior to
blind related fatigue.  To comply with EIL's work permit. Lines & hydro test
rupture.
joints under test adequately restrained.  Training &
 Damage to
Test area shall be barricaded properly & Awarenes
nearby
unauthorized entry shall be restricted. All s
existing
electrical equipments shall be protected  , Regular
equipment
check &
 Property from water. Inspection
damage  Block valve shall be provided on the line
 Burst of from the test pump to the equipment
pipe, under test.
 Water  Lines under pressure identified and traffic
lodging,
should be restricted near hydro testing
Severe
activities.
Injury
 Pressure gauges should be calibrated prior
to use.
 Existing equipments shall be protected
from hydro test affected area.
 Dewatering facility should be provided.
 All the temporary lugs, clits, brackets. tack
welds etc used for erection purpose shall
be removed before hydro test.

 No pipe should be connected to the


newly build tank during water test

Level of consequence – Refer Guidance criteria for this i.e. possible degree of damage; Condition- N: Normal, AN: Abnormal, E-Emergency Activity Type: R- Routine, NR- Non Routine

Low Risk (1-3) Medium Risk (4- 9) High Risk (10- 25)
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT HIRA FOR TANK HYDRO TEST DOC.NO:OIL/PDPP/T/HIRA/HSE/006 Rev: 01
Recommend
ed control
Risk Action
Risk Identification Desired controls and Existing gaps, if any actions to Remarks
assessment by
reduce the
risk level

Classification Risk
(R/NR)Activity Type

(N/AN/E)Condition

RiskAssociated

R= PXSRisk
Consequences Desired Control Gaps If
S.N Activity P S
/ Hazards Measures Any

except the one used to fill used to fill


the tank with water.

 All radiography work including


repairing and re-radiography shall be
completed prior to start radiography
test.

 All the temporary lugs, Clits, brackets,


tack weld, etc, used for erection
purpose shall be removed before
hydro test.

 All the shell nozzles shall be properly


blinded with blind flanges and gaskets
tightened with nuts and bolts.

 Fixed Roof/ Floating roof opening


should be kept open.

 Water access line and sufficient no of


pumps shall be arranged before
testing starts.

 Fresh clean water shall be used for the


hydrostatic test.

 Hydrostatic testing shall be carried out


at an ambient temperature but not

Level of consequence – Refer Guidance criteria for this i.e. possible degree of damage; Condition- N: Normal, AN: Abnormal, E-Emergency Activity Type: R- Routine, NR- Non Routine

Low Risk (1-3) Medium Risk (4- 9) High Risk (10- 25)
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT HIRA FOR TANK HYDRO TEST DOC.NO:OIL/PDPP/T/HIRA/HSE/006 Rev: 01
Recommend
ed control
Risk Action
Risk Identification Desired controls and Existing gaps, if any actions to Remarks
assessment by
reduce the
risk level

Classification Risk
(R/NR)Activity Type

(N/AN/E)Condition

RiskAssociated

R= PXSRisk
Consequences Desired Control Gaps If
S.N Activity P S
/ Hazards Measures Any

less than 4 degree centigrade.

 After hydro test, Water should be


drained properly at area designated
by EIL/ BPCL-KR and tank should be
allowed dry.

 Safety signage board should be hung


at the tank undergoing hydrostatic
testing.

 Access to be provided for decking.

 Permit to work (PTW) from EIL/BPCL


Shall be obtained for hydro testing.

 Tool Box meeting should be conducted before the start of the job / HIRA to be strictly implemented
 In night time proper and adequate lights should be provided and arranged.
 Housekeeping around the area / 100% supervision from staff level.
 All job to be performed with the proper authorization PTW.

Level of consequence – Refer Guidance criteria for this i.e. possible degree of damage; Condition- N: Normal, AN: Abnormal, E-Emergency Activity Type: R- Routine, NR- Non Routine

Low Risk (1-3) Medium Risk (4- 9) High Risk (10- 25)
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT HIRA FOR TANK HYDRO TEST DOC.NO:OIL/PDPP/T/HIRA/HSE/006 Rev: 01
Recommend
ed control
Risk Action
Risk Identification Desired controls and Existing gaps, if any actions to Remarks
assessment by
reduce the
risk level

Classification Risk
(R/NR)Activity Type

(N/AN/E)Condition

RiskAssociated

R= PXSRisk
Consequences Desired Control Gaps If
S.N Activity P S
/ Hazards Measures Any

Risk Matrix

Impact

RISK MATRIX 1 2 3 4 5

Slight Minor Major Single Multiple


Injury Injury Injury Fatality fatalities
DATE REV.NO. PREPARED BY CHECKED & APPROVED BY REVIEWED BY APPROVED BY
L 5 Continuous OIL 05 OIL 10 15EIL 20 EIL 25
i
4 Frequent 01
18.06.2018 04 08 12 16 20
k
e HIGH
l 3 Very Likely 03 06 9 12 15
i MODERATE
h
o 2 Likely 02 04 6 08 10
o
1 Unlikely 01 02 3 04 05
d
LOW

Level of consequence – Refer Guidance criteria for this i.e. possible degree of damage; Condition- N: Normal, AN: Abnormal, E-Emergency Activity Type: R- Routine, NR- Non Routine

Low Risk (1-3) Medium Risk (4- 9) High Risk (10- 25)

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