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Job Safe Practices (JSPs) No:-JSP-HHI-Comm-04

Company/Dept/Division: Employee Job /Profession: Task:- ALL OUTGOING AND AUXILLARY PANELS CHECK
AND ENERGIZING
HHI /Electrical /Comm. Electrical Engineer.

Job Safe Practices Analysis HAZARDS

CONTROL
IN EACH STEP, WHAT COULD CAUSE
List All Steps in Performing this REQUIRED TO MINIMIZE/ELIMINATE OBSERVATION
STEP# INJURY, LOSS, DAMAGE INTERRUPTION,
task HAZARD
OR POLLUTION?
1. Secure a work permit Work stoppage and delay of work. Apply and prepare the work permit one
day before the schedule task. Assign a
permit receiver who has PERMIT TO
WORK Training/LOTO Training.

2. Mobilization of worker from site
3. Check the working area if its
possible to work safe.
4. Access to work area
Unfamiliar with the HSE Rules &
Regulations.
2 Heat Stress and Dehydration.
Personal Injuries.
Slip and fall
Site Hazards and Layout
1. Attend HSE Orientation prior the
working at the site.
2 Provide welfare facilities cool drinking
water, shelters, and ventilating fans.
3 Wear complete PPE at all time.
Housekeeping.
Provide Barricading
All personnel to have completed the site
specific Reed Constructions Induction &
the site specific HSE Induction.
Personnel to wear mandatory PPE on
site.
All personnel to have read and
understood the JSA that is specific for
their area of work.
Ensure other trades working in the area
are aware of work taking place. Be aware
of surroundings especially in regard to
other trades performing overhead

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Wet Weather / Slippery surfaces / Trip
Hazards
Disruption/Destruction of Fauna or Flora
Prolonged response time in the event of
serious injury
Other Personnel/Vehicle
Movements/Crane lifts in area
work/lifts. DO
NOT work under overhead work/lifts
clear area until its safe to return.
JSA is to be modified where and when
necessary to reflect the changing work
area.
Ensure good footing when accessing.
Use 3 points of contact when
ascending /
Descending stairs.
In the event of wet weather pack up all
tools and electrical equipment and find
shelter.
Be careful of uneven surfaces / trip
hazards and watch where walking. Use
designated walkways where possible.
Do not walk in areas where a slip/trip
hazard exists e.g. on formwork, down an
embankment, etc.
Employees are not to Disturb or Destroy
Fauna and Flora in the construction/
plant areas.
Supervision are to be consulted if need
arises to disturb or remove the local
environment in reference to BLL
Environment Plan.
Locate Nurse Call in area to minimize
response time by first aiders /
emergency services.
Communicate with other trades working
in the area so they are aware of work
taking place.
Be aware of activities of others working
in the area such as lifting, suspended
loads, welding etc, and take
precautions to guard against them.
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5 Testing cables / equipment
6 Commissioning of cables /
equipment
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Barricade work area if necessary.
Be alert of all traffic movements when
walking around site.
Stick to designated pedestrian access.
Electric Shock DO NOT WORK ON LIVE EQUIPMENT
DURING TESTING.
COMMISSIONING / TESTING MUST BE
CARRIED OUT BY A
QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN.
TEST BEFORE YOU TOUCH.
All personnel working on live cables or
equipment that has the potential of
becoming live must place a personal
danger tag or preferably lock on isolator
as per lock out procedure.
Employees must confirm relevant area
isolation procedure with their supervisor
before commencing work task.
All QA documentation must be
completed.
Wear appropriate PPE when testing.
Electric Shock TEST BEFORE YOU TOUCH.
COMMISSIONING / TESTING MUST BE
CARRIED OUT BY
QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN.
All personnel working on live cables or
equipment that has the potential of
becoming
live must place an Out of Service Tag at
the point of supply (i.e. circuit breaker)
detailing the nature of the work being
conducted, the person/s doing the work
& contact details.
Once equipment / cables have been
energized the relevant switchboard
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cabinet must be locked whenever it is

7 Clean up work area and dispose of
all rubbish in bins
unattended during commissioning.
Use `fit for purpose PPE & tools when
commissioning such as insulating gloves,
insulating mat, insulating screens or
barriers, insulated tools and LV rescue
kit as required.
Commissioning work may never be
conducted alone and all persons involved
must have completed appropriate,
current LV rescue training.
Apprentices may only work on live
equipment as part of their trade training
under the direct supervision of a qualified
electrician.
All QA documentation must be
completed.
Environmental impact Ensure all material off-cuts and rubbish is
removed as they are generated and disposed
of in appropriate receptacles.
Return partially used cable ladder to storage
area.
Ensure all materials/ tools and equipment
are removed from the work area when
departing.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT REQUIRED TO DO THIS JOB

Hard Hats? ________ Hearing Protection?___________ Barricades ________ Other (List):
Safety Shoes ________ Work Vests? _________ Fire Extinguisher ________ HSE Orientation and work at height training
Safety Goggles( ________ Safety Harness? _________ Lock-Out Tag Out ________ mandatory for this activity.
Face Shield? __________ Cotton Gloves _________ Hot Work Permit? ________
Leather Gloves? _____ ____ ___________ Entry Permit? __________

LAST REVIEW DATE: REVISION NO. 01

NEXT REVIEW DATE:
COMPILED BY: DATE:

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ADOPTED BY (SUPERVISOR): DATE:

APPROVED BY (MANAGER): DATE:

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