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The Perform Work On Energised Circuits Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Electric shock
- Falls from height
- 2. Isolate power source
- Failure to lockout/tag-out
- Accidental re-energising
- 3. Test for 'dead'
- Inadequate test equipment
- False positive due to faulty tester
- 4. Begin work on circuit
- Electric shock
- Incorrect wiring
- 5. Replace damaged components
- Hand injuries from handling
- Inhalation of toxic fumes
- 6. Follow safety procedures and use correct tools
- Inadequate tools
- Non-compliance with safety procedures
- 7. Close up circuit
- Injury from sharp edges
- Trap finger in enclosure
- 8. Apply lockout/tag-out
- Failure to lockout/tag-out
- Accidental re-energising
- 9. Check completed work
- Error in wiring
- Faulty component installed
- 10. Isolate and test again
- Incorrect tagging
- Inadequate insulating material
- 11. Restore power
- Electrical fault
- Unintentional activation of emergency stop
- 12. Test operation of circuit and safety devices
- Operational failure
- Faulty safety device
- 13. Clear work area
- Trip hazards
- Hazardous waste not disposed of correctly
- 14. Final check and documentation
- Errors in reporting
- Lack of follow-up maintenance
- 15. Provide feedback and advice to client
- Miscommunication risks
- Client dissatisfaction