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Electric Vehicle Charging Point Installation Risk Assessment

This risk assessment covers electric vehicle charging point installation activities, from planning and delivery through to connection, testing and handover.

Activities covered include

  • Plan site assessment, coordination and suitable equipment selection
  • Drill, fix and mount charging equipment
  • Complete housekeeping, reinstatement and handover records

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Electric Vehicle Charging Point Installation Risk Assessment
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Product Overview

This risk assessment covers electric vehicle charging point installation activities, from planning and delivery through to connection, testing and handover. It supports work planning by identifying relevant hazards and helping manage risks throughout the installation process.

Activities & Risks Covered

This assessment addresses activities and risks including:

  • Plan site assessment, coordination and suitable equipment selection
  • Deliver, unload and handle chargers, cables, mounting hardware and conduits
  • Set up the work area and manage pedestrian, worker and vehicle interaction
  • Isolate circuits, test equipment and complete electrical connection work
  • Drill, fix and mount charging equipment
  • Route cables and complete trenching or penetration work
  • Manage interaction with plant, traffic and mobile equipment
  • Commission, test and energise charging equipment
  • Complete housekeeping, reinstatement and handover records

Who is this for?

For contractors, workers, supervisors and businesses carrying out electric vehicle charging point installation work.

Activities & Hazards Covered

Activity Potential Hazards
Planning, site assessment and coordination
  • Unidentified live services or existing electrical infrastructure
  • Poor coordination with client, building management or other trades
  • Inadequate access, restricted work area or unsafe environmental conditions
  • Incorrect equipment selection for the location or supply arrangement
Delivery, unloading and material handling
  • Musculoskeletal strain from lifting chargers, cables, mounting hardware or conduits
  • Crush injuries from shifting loads or uncontrolled unloading
  • Trips and struck-by incidents in storage and laydown areas
  • Damage to electrical equipment before installation
Work area set-up and public interface
  • Pedestrians or other workers entering the work area
  • Vehicle movement near the installation area
  • Unauthorised interference with tools, switchboards or partly completed work
  • Slips, trips and falls from poor housekeeping or trailing leads
Isolation, testing and electrical connection work
  • Electric shock from contact with energised parts
  • Arc flash, burns or fire during testing or connection work
  • Unexpected re-energisation of circuits
  • Use of faulty test equipment or incorrect identification of circuits
Drilling, fixing and mounting equipment
  • Contact with concealed services in walls, slabs or ceilings
  • Falls from ladders, platforms or uneven surfaces
  • Eye injuries, cuts and flying debris from drilling or cutting
  • Dropped objects striking persons below
Cable routing, trenching and penetration work
  • Striking underground essential services during trenching or coring
  • Excavation collapse, falls into open trenches or contact with excavated spoil
  • Manual handling strain when pulling or positioning cable
  • Dust, buried contaminants or water ingress affecting safety
Plant, traffic and mobile equipment interaction
  • Workers struck by reversing vehicles or mobile plant
  • Plant contacting overhead electric lines or structures
  • Collision in tight access areas or shared car parks
  • Noise, distraction or poor visibility affecting communication
Commissioning, testing and energisation
  • Electric shock or burns during functional testing
  • Equipment fault, overheating or fire on energisation
  • Unexpected charger operation or cable movement
  • Unauthorised persons in the area during live testing
Housekeeping, completion and handover
  • Residual electrical hazards from incomplete work or poor reinstatement
  • Trips, cuts or punctures from waste, offcuts or packaging
  • Unauthorised use of uncommissioned charging equipment
  • Loss of critical records, labels or test results

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Legislation & References

The template records model guidance used to inform the documented controls. Applicable WHS/OHS laws and adopted Codes vary by state or territory, so confirm the current local requirements when tailoring the assessment:

  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: Managing electrical risks in the workplace — 2.1 Identifying the hazards; p. 14.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: Managing risks of plant in the workplace — Plant hazard identification — Traffic movements in the workplace; p. 17.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: Excavation work — 2.3. Controlling the risks; p. 17.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: Managing the work environment and facilities — 2. The work environment; p. 13.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: Hazardous manual tasks — 4.1 The hierarchy of control measures; p. 31.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: First aid in the workplace — 3. First aid equipment, facilities and training; p. 12.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: Work health and safety consultation, cooperation and coordination — 3. What is effective consultation?; p. 13.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: How to manage and control asbestos in the workplace — 2.1. What is involved in managing risks?; p. 12.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: Managing noise and preventing hearing loss at work — 5. Controlling the risks; p. 29.
  • Model guidance: Model Code of Practice: How to manage work health and safety risks — 4. Step 3 — How to control risks; p. 20.

Standard Risk Assessment Features (Click to Expand)
  • Activity-specific hazard identification and control measures
  • Initial and residual risk ratings
  • Assigned responsible persons for each activity
  • Risk matrix and assessment classification
  • Review, monitoring and sign-off fields
  • Site-specific customisation before use

Suitable for Industries

Building and ConstructionElectrical and Solar

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