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HSE Operational Control Procedure For Electrical Work

The document outlines 25 controls for electrical work including requiring permits for high voltage work, isolation of mains by authorized persons, use of protective equipment like rubber gloves and boots, maintaining safe distances, not overloading sockets, avoiding wet conditions, proper jointing and grounding of distribution boards. The work is to be carried out only by electricians and supervised by person in charge.

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HSE Operational Control Procedure For Electrical Work

The document outlines 25 controls for electrical work including requiring permits for high voltage work, isolation of mains by authorized persons, use of protective equipment like rubber gloves and boots, maintaining safe distances, not overloading sockets, avoiding wet conditions, proper jointing and grounding of distribution boards. The work is to be carried out only by electricians and supervised by person in charge.

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HSE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OCP No.


PROCEDURE
Date :

ACTIVITY: ELECTRICAL WORK

Project : Location :

Sub-Contractor: Nature of work:

Sl. Performed Checked


Controls
No. by by
All work on existing electrical installation (High Voltage) to be carried out
1 under Permit –To- Work
The electrical wirings, repair work and shifting of electrical installations shall
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be done only by electrician (Competent person)
Isolation of high voltage mains by authorized persons and isolation to be visibly
3 checked
- First disconnect conductor
- Verify the circuit is dead by indicator of approved type
- Test the indicator it self
- Earthing on both sides of working zone to be done
- All three phases should be effectively earthed and short circuited (even though
work is on only one phase)
Rubber gauntlets, gloves, mats, boots, insulated platform, safety belts etc. to
4
be used as necessary
5 Person-in-charge / supervisor to oversee the operation
6 No cable shall be lying on floor or water pool
7 No cable was taken through scaffold pipe
8 No cable was taken (tied) on the rebar or metal parts directly
9 Safe distance to be maintained as below:

Highest system voltage (KV) Safety working clearance (Meters)


12 KV 2.6 M
36 2.8 M
72.5 3.1 M
145 3.7
245 4.3
420 6.4
800 10.3
10 Do not use damaged or defective electrical equipment or appliances
Do not overload a socket outlet by connecting several appliances using multi-
11
way adaptors
12 Do not allow cords or cables to lie in puddle of water
13 Use wooden runner for tying the lamp or cable on the steel pipe of rods
Never insert bare conductors of cable directly into socket outlet without using
14
a plug
DOC No
HSE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OCP No.
PROCEDURE
Date :

ACTIVITY: ELECTRICAL WORK

Project : Location

Sub-Contractor: : Nature of

work:

Sl. Performed Checked


Controls
No. by by
Avoid switching on/off or handling electrical appliances or accessories when
15 your hands or feet are wet or the ground on which you are standing
is wet
No joints in the cable. Where joints are inevitable, use proper cable
16
connector for making joints or put sleeve over it
Use wooden stand and run the cables at least 8 feet high above the floor
17
/ ground
Always use three core wires and connect the wires for a three-pin industrial plug
18
according to the colour code
Main distribution boards and sub distribution boards shall be fully covered and
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protected from water spillage and other probable damage
All main distribution boards and sub distribution boards shall have switch control
20
to operate in case of emergency and switch off when not in use
All main distribution boards and sub distribution boards shall be fitted with Over
Current Protecting Device (MCB or Fuses with correct rating), ELCB or RCCB
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with the tripping rate of current 30 mille-amps and grounded properly

In portable power tools, the manufacturer molded plug should not be cut and no
22 joints shall be made. Use extension board for extra length, where required

Other than double insulated equipment, all the equipment should have 3 core
23
wires for single phase and five core wires for three phase
When a circuit is de-energized by circuit protective device (ELCB or MCB), the
24 circuit must not be manually re-energized until it has been determined that the
equipment and circuit can be safely energized
All electricians must use Electrical Resistant Rubber Gloves and Safety Shoes
25
or Boots

Prepared By : Approved By :

SE / SS : Project Manager :

Date : Date :

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