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1 Western Power Safe Work Method Statement Task details Description Install and Maintain V Overhead Equipment and Associated ardware (de-energised) DM Approved by Manager, Work Practices Review team SWMS Development Approval date October 2015 Qualifications/icences required Valid Western Power Authorisations for the Task/ Network Authority Card (Correct level of authorisation) Permits required EAP Which Safety ifesavers are required for this task? Potential hazards associated with the task Category azard Category azard Category azard 1. Working at heights 2. Working with electricity 3. Radiation 4. Mechanical adders ifting equipment, scissors / EWP Scaffolding Stairs / platforms Working at height Working above others Multiple work requiring EWPs Static electricity / induction Substations / switch rooms Underground cables Contact with electrical equipment Electrical cables igh-voltage equipment Overhead cables Non-compliant earths (tagged/tested) Infra-red Microwaves Ultraviolet light, i.e. sun X-ray aser Abrasive blasting / grinding Auto-start equipment Conveyors Equipment failure and and power tool Impact and crushing areas Pinch / cutting points Residual / stored energy Uncontrolled movement Unguarded moving parts Welding or cutting Crimping / connecting 5. Pressure 6. uman factors 7. Using mobile plant 8. Manual handling (ergonomic) 9. Environment Competitive pressures Compressed gases / air Fluid igh pressure steam ydraulic Water Rushing Complacency Fatigue Unclear work direction Stress / Anxiety / Frustration ack of knowledge Poor communications Negative attitudes Traffic / pedestrian interaction / collision Uneven terrain Unlicensed / untrained operators Vehicle instability Vehicle access Awkward / unbalanced load igh / low reach igh force / heavy loads ighting Over exertion / fatigue Poor design / layout / surface Repetitive movements Air contamination Soil contamination Storm water contamination Waste (effluent/hazardous) Solid waste 10. Workplace 11. Chemical 12. Thermal Asbestos Confined space / void space Falling objects General access ousekeeping Illumination / lighting Noise, i.e. exposure / nuisance Poor ventilation Protrusions Restricted visibility Restricted work area Slip and trip hazards Unauthorised personnel Unlabelled controls Vibration Wet / slippery Wind / storm activity Fog / mist / smoke Working in isolation Dust / particulates Chemicals / reagents Fumes / vapour / mist (e.g. SF6) Flammable gases andling flammable materials azardous chemical exposure Solid chemical Splashes / burns Spills to ground or work area Cold ambient temperature eat ambient temperature ot materials/fluids ot surfaces UV exposure Western Power Safe Work Method Statement Install and Maintain V Overhead Equipment and Associated ardware (de-energised) page 1 of 6
2 Plan and prepare Pre-plan Plan trip Accreditation and training Pre-start checks on vehicles / plant and equipment Fill out plant and equipment log books Valid test certificates for EWP Valid inspection certificates and tags for plant and equipment Consumer notification Switching program DNAR submission Advise Main Roads and local council (if required) Engage GPA Accredited Traffic Management Company (if required) pedestrian and vehicle interface Keep pedestrians and vehicles apart, vehicle movements on site and when vehicles enter and exit the workplace Minimise vehicle movements Manage the risks of reversing vehicles ack of skills, knowledge, competency: shock, burns, Travelling to site fatigue, Vehicular traffic / pedestrian / animals: Adverse driving conditions wet slippery, poor visibility: Vehicle accident / breakdown or stranded at a remote location: heat stress, harm Working / driving in high fire risk areas fires: burns, Faulty equipment: shock, burns, Unsecured material / equipment: Failure to notify affected consumers: public risk reliance on supply for health and safety and medical reasons Vehicle and equipment movement: impact,, property damage Unauthorised access: Confirm all staff have the skills, training and competency to do their task Ensure that drivers have a current MVD for the vehicle they are driving. Complete a pre-start check on the vehicles Plan the trip to avoid long periods of driving without a break, where possible, share the driving Adjust driving to suit weather conditions and terrain Notify formal leader / office of daily plan Carry emergency beacon or satellite phone if travelling out of mobile phone / radio range Confirm work teams have all the required PPE Secure all equipment, tools and materials in the vehicles Confirm switching program with NOCC Ensure tools and equipment are approved and suitable for the task Confirm that an accredited traffic management company has been engaged (if required) M Ensure suitable traffic and pedestrian management arrangements are in place. This will involve the development and implementation of a traffic and pedestrian management plan by a competent authorised Western Power representative. Provide separate clearly marked pedestrian walkways that take a direct route where possible. If the walkway crosses a roadway, provide a clearly signed and crossing point where drivers and pedestrians can see each other clearly. Before exiting the work zone ensure both vehicle and pedestrian traffic can be clearly seen in both directions. Keep walkways clear to avoid pedestrians having to step onto the vehicle route. Designate parking areas for workers and visitors vehicles outside the work zone. Appoint a vehicle spotter when: a. vehicles or plant are operating in close proximity to each other b. reversing vehicles c. persons are on the ground and in proximity to moving vehicles and d. in other situations as indicated by a risk assessment. Ensure visual (flashing lights) warning devices, reversing led Western Power Safe Work Method Statement Install and Maintain V Overhead Equipment and Associated ardware (de-energised) page 2 of 6 Electrical System Safety Procedures (ESSP) sections: 1.6; 3.2; 4.7; 5.3; 11; 12 Work Practice Manual (WPM) sections: 2.16; 2.21; 3; 5.9; 5.10; 6; 8;11 Main Roads Traffic Management for Works on Roads Code of Practice
3 alarms and high-visibility markings for powered mobile plant are operational prior to commencing work. led Workplace set up Correct location / apparatus Conduct workplace risk assessment and documentation include all staff Vehicles and equipment Site conditions / fire alerts Emergency procedures Staff fit for duty Accreditation, training and competency Communicate with land owner (if required) Check and clean equipment Use approved and tested equipment Failure to wear correct PPE: shock, burns Unfit for work: Poor concentration: shock, burns, ack of skills or knowledge: Obstacle: slip, trip, fall Adjacent live electrical apparatus: shock, burns, (if applicable) Induced voltage: shock, burns, Electrical apparatus failure: Damaged or faulty plant and equipment: Fires: No clear access / egress plan: Insects, vermin, reptiles, animals:, harm Weather conditions: rain, sun, wind, lightning: harm Failure to notify affected consumers: public risk reliance on supply for health and safety and medical reasons Failure of apparatus or plant: Tools or equipment failure: M Comply with the fatigue management plan Comply with the drug and alcohol policy Apply body fit principles Confirm staff are trained, competent and have correct network authority level(s) Appoint a competent safety observer trained in EWP emergency procedures (if applicable) Conduct a site inspection for conditions and hazards include bays, structures and apparatus on either side of workplace Ensure all staff have signed on to the Workplace Assessment Plan (WRAP) and understand instructions and limitations of the task Ensure an emergency plan is in place and understood by all Inspect / check tools and equipment to be used Confirm safe workplace access and egress in case of fire Ensure fire fighting equipment and people competent to use it are at the workplace Drink sufficient fluids to stay hydrated Apply correct manual handling techniques Communicate with land owner to determine safe entry requirements (if required) Confirm that consumers have been notified of outage before carrying out work (if required) Continually review potential hazards and control methods ESSP sections: 1.6; 3; 4.7; 5; 11 3; 5.9; 5.10; 6; 11 Isolation and permits Communicate with Network Operations Centre (NOCC) / issuing officer Electrical apparatus isolated, tested, shorted and tagged Electrical Access Permit (EAP) issued to recipient in charge (RIC) All staff sign onto EAP Failure to wear correct PPE: shock, burns, Failure of work team to clearly understand the conditions of the EAP and the work boundaries: shock, burns, Failure to observe the minimum approach distance (MAD): shock, burns, Operating / switching the wrong apparatus: shock, burns, Incorrect / ineffective shorting: shock, burns Failure to test: shock, burns Contact with live apparatus: shock, burns Plan and implement a safe approach to switching Maintain contact with NOCC / issuing officer Confirm switching program with NOCC Confirm correct apparatus / switch number before switching commences Inspect test equipment and apparatus before operation Avoid distractions during switching Confirm correct equipment has been isolated Test the apparatus is de-energised before applying shorting leads ESSP sections: 3; 4.7; 5; 6; 11 3 Western Power Safe Work Method Statement Install and Maintain V Overhead Equipment and Associated ardware (de-energised) page 3 of 6
4 Induced / capacitive voltages: shock, burns Uneven/slippery surfaces: strain, sprain, Damaged or faulty plant and equipment: Apply correct locks and tags at isolation points Apply program shorting leads too both sides of worksite and apply tags Confirm that all staff have signed onto the EAP Ensure all staff understand the conditions of the EAP and are aware of the boundaries of the work area Ensure staff understand their allocated tasks and task roles Use additional working earths (if required) to reduce the risk of induced voltages led Set up ladder, EWP and crane (if required) Complete daily checks Inspect / confirm EDD Vehicles earthed Valid licences / competencies for all vehicles and equipment used Failure to wear PPE: shock, burns, ack of skills or knowledge: Obstacles: slip, trip, fall, Working at heights: Falling objects: Vehicle movement / unstable ground / rollover Incorrect manual handling / use of tools: strain, sprain, Failure to maintain MAD with live electrical apparatus: shock, burns, Damaged or faulty plant, tools and equipment: Accessing the wrong apparatus: shock, burns, M Inspect ladder(s) and equipment for suitability and condition Inspect vehicles / crane / EWP and check for correct operation Ensure plant and vehicle operators have appropriate competencies and know equipment ratings and load limits Inspect and use fall arrest harness, lanyards and anchor points Ensure EDD is working correctly (if applicable) Ensure safety observer has been appointed and aware of role Use stabilisers, pads, wheel chocks (if applicable) Ensure vehicles are earthed (if applicable) Apply correct manual handling techniques, use mechanical aids where possible Maintain a clear area below EWP and crane ESSP section:11 3; 6;11 Carry out the task Install or maintain V overhead equipment de-energised (as appropriate for the particular task) Remove old overhead equipment All staff sign onto EAP and know what to do and how to do it Identify phasing (if required) Apply covers (if required) Unlash, spread and support conductors (if required) Remove old equipment and hardware Failure to wear correct PPE: shock, burns, Unfit for work:, harm Working at heights: from falls Vehicle / equipment movement: Failure to test; shock, burns, Failure to maintain MAD: shock, burns, Induced / capacitive voltage: shock, burns Apparatus / equipment / tool failure: Incorrect use of tools and equipment: Incorrect manual handling: strain, sprain, Objects / equipment falling: Confirm all staff have signed onto the EAP and are aware of conditions and any limitations Ensure safety observer is aware of safe working clearances and emergency descent procedures Inspect and wear fall arrest harness Check the condition of pole, crossarm and electrical apparatus Support pole (if required) Check conductor weight Ensure safe crane / lifting techniques are used (if applicable) Only trained and competent staff to operate tools and Western Power Safe Work Method Statement Install and Maintain V Overhead Equipment and Associated ardware (de-energised) page 4 of 6 ESSP sections:5; 6; 11 3; 6; 8; 11 Occupational Safety and ealth Regulations 1996 Network Standard - 07 / 2011 Testing and Commissioning, (DM# )
5 Install new overhead equipment Ensure overhead equipment is installed correctly Ensure all hardware is correctly secured Replace conductors and re-secure (if required) Maintain V overhead equipment Check hardware and carry out maintenance as per instructions / manual Carry out tests and record results (if required) Conductor failure: Damaged / faulty apparatus: equipment Only use tools and equipment approved for the task Maintain safe working clearances Operate the EWP, tools and equipment within safe working limits Use shorting leads to avoid induced voltages (if applicable) Apply correct manual handling techniques, use mechanical means where possible Keep area below workplace clear Continually review potential hazards and control methods led Complete the task Inspect work for completion and compliance to instructions Complete tests and documentation (if required) Remove ladder(s), EWP and crane / borer (if applicable) All staff and equipment removed from electrical apparatus Clean, inspect and stow tools and equipment Reinstate site (if required) Sign off EAP and communicate with NOCC / issuing officer Remove all working and program earths Re-energise network according to switching program Conduct debrief and sign off WRAP Failure to wear correct PPE: shock, burns, Vehicle and equipment movement: Unstable ground rollover: Uneven / slippery surfaces, obstacles: slip, trip, Incorrect manual handling techniques: strain, sprain, Plant / equipment failure: Unsecured loads: Failure to ensure all staff sign off permit and understand the changed conditions: Restoring / working on incorrect apparatus: shock, burns, Incorrect switching technique: strain, sprain, Missed hazards and improvements Ensure correct PPE is worn Inspect work for completion and compliance Ensure all staff, tools and equipment are removed from the electrical apparatus Inspect workplace. Remove all material / waste Apply correct manual handling techniques, use mechanical means where practicable Use correct load restraining devices (if applicable) Ensure that all the working party sign off the EAP and understand it is to be cancelled Sign off the WRAP and discuss any issues with whole team All staff involved in debrief. Document suggested improvements Communicate with NOCC / issuing officer Plan and implement a safe approach to removal of shorting leads and switching Confirm correct apparatus / switch number before restoration commences Inspect test equipment and apparatus before use Maintain safe working clearances Avoid distractions during switching Ensure correct tags and locks are applied / removed Confirm network status at workplace Carry out and document required tests to prove compliance Continually review potential hazards and control methods ESSP sections: 3; 4.7; 5; 6; 11 3, 8;11 Network Standard - 07 / 2011 Testing and Commissioning, (DM# ) Western Power Safe Work Method Statement Install and Maintain V Overhead Equipment and Associated ardware (de-energised) page 5 of 6
6 led Relinquish traffic management (if used) Vehicle movement: Unauthorised workplace access: M Maintain traffic management until all personnel and equipment have left site Remove all signs and barriers to restore normal traffic flow WPM section: 2.21 Main Roads Traffic Management for Works on Roads Code of Practice Western Power Safe Work Method Statement Install and Maintain V Overhead Equipment and Associated ardware (de-energised) page 6 of 6
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