Procedure for Cleaning Substations
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ScribdTranslationsSAFE WORK PROCEDURE
SUBSTATION CLEANING
VERSION: 01 CODE: SSO-PTSLS-18
PROCESS: SSOMA PAGE: 1 OF 3 VALID FROM: 04/30/18
SAFE WORK PROCEDURE
SUBSTATION CLEANING
1) AIM
Establish control over tasks to prevent the main dangers produced when
performing “CLEANING OF SUB-STATIONS” within the ABI plant. Promoting a
culture of risk prevention.
2) SCOPE
This procedure is applicable to all JASAELEC EIRL personnel and
subcontractors assigned for the designated works.
3) REGULATORY REFERENCES
Occupational Health and Safety Act 29783 and its amendment 30222
DS- 055 – 2012 EM
NTP 370.053
4) TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
HAZARD: It is an intrinsic condition or characteristic that can cause
injury or illness, damage to property and/or stoppage of a process.
RISK: is the combination of the probability and the consequence of not
controlling the danger.
INCIDENT: An incident is a work-related occurrence or occurrences in
which injury or deterioration of health (regardless of severity) or a fatality
occurs or could have occurred.
ACCIDENT: Unwanted event that results in Physical Damage to a
Person, Property, Process or Environment.
SECTIONER: It is an electromechanical component that allows an
electrical circuit to be mechanically separated from its power supply.
TRANSFORMER: Device used to transform the voltage of an alternating
electric current without modifying its power.
5) EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
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Vacuum cleaner
Broom with wooden handle
Brush
Hose for dry compressed air
Air valve
Picker
Industrial rags
6) EPP´SY EPC´SY OTHERS
Class II helmet
Goggles type eye protector.
earmuffs.
Class 2 dielectric rubber gloves (17000 v)
Dielectric boots.
Class 2 dielectric rubber blanket (17000 v)
3M Mid Face Respirator
3M P100 Particulate Filters
cachacos and tights
7) EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
9 kg “C” type fire extinguisher
Cellular
8) PROCEDURE
a) Conducting the pre-shift talk, give a 5-minute talk to all employees, giving
them the scope of the work to be done.
Note: The number of personnel for the work to be performed will be 2
technicians.
b) Preparation of work permits (TRA, ARO, TOOL CHECK LIST, PPE
CHECK LIST, IPERC).
c) Inform the plant safety supervisor, area supervisor and maintenance
manager
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9) SAFETY RULES
A) SIGNAGE AND DEMARCATION OF THE WORK AREA; The area where
the work is being carried out will be marked using nets, barriers and cones.
Where appropriate, safe areas for personnel not working at the facility will
also be marked.
B) Technical staff will not have any type of contact with the live parts of
the substation boards or with the transformers.
C) The technical staff of our company is not authorized to open any kind of
boards as long as the engineer. manager authorizes or a Backus technician
opens the board.
D) They will enter to work at any substation in groups of 2.
10) WORK STEPS
THE CLEANING OF THE SUBSTATIONS WILL BE CARRIED OUT IN THE
FOLLOWING MANNER
a) Blowing the exterior of substation boards and transformers with DRY
COMPRESSED AIR.
b) Removal of filter covers from substation panels
c) Blowing of filters from substation boards
d) Sweeping dust and particulate matter stored on the ground
e) Vacuuming of particulate matter located on the floor and ceiling of the
substation panels.
f) Removal of filter covers from substation panels
g) Blowing of filters from substation boards
h) Manual cleaning with industrial rags and dielectric solvent on the outside of
the substation panels.
11) REMOVAL OF SIGNAGE AND BARRICADES INSTALLED IN THE
SUBSTATION.
