6 Finish Works 1 14 Review of Electricity Electrocution Return machine to an operable and safe state. Rubber sole on Electrical current control steel cap boots People Physical IF machine is not operable: Components measures by Movement Injury Machine must be left in a safe state Protective worker on site Ensure the machine is completely isolated appropriately, Clothing (long Stress Fatigue prior to tagged out with a hazard tag, and tested for dead (verifying at sleeved, Manual Testing commencing a known source), as per task 3 covering arms Handling Equipment the tasks. Appropriate personnel should be notified of machine being and legs) Failure Wet out of operation, and further instructions relayed clearly to Barricade Tape surfaces Check to ensure safety Knee pads / ensure all Minimise contact with any conductive materials, such as metals, board controls are in on or around the machine Work Gloves place, Take time to complete the task SAFELY (made of appropriate, Be observant for any existing and new hazards. Ensure to LOOK, insulative and in working LISTEN, and SMELL material) condition. A certificate of Safety may be required, after the equipment Any other PPE passes the prescribed tests for Electrical Safety. This will be as determined Unless retained by Hobart, and a copy provided to the person/company while on, or by, determined by for whom the works were completed. This varies per state: site the worker on QLD site, a safety If any modification was made to the Electrical Circuit (components observer is not replaced, removed, or circuit modification) of any equipment required. VIC If installation, modification, repair or maintenance work was conducted on electrical sections of hard-wired equipment NSW, SA, WA If installation or modification work was conducted on electrical sections of hard-wired equipment (not including standard maintenance or like-for-like replacement)
6 Finish Works on Electrical Components Electricity People Movement Stress Manual Handling Wet surfaces Electrocution Physical Injury Fatigue Testing Equipment Failure 1 Return machine to an operable and safe state. IF machine is not operable: Machine must be left in a safe state Ensure the machine is completely isolated appropriately, tagged out with a hazard tag, and tested for dead (verifying at a known source), as per task 3 Appropriate personnel should be notified of machine being out of operation, and further instructions relayed clearly to ensure safety Minimise contact with any conductive materials, such as metals, on or around the machine Take time to complete the task SAFELY Be observant for any existing and new hazards. Ensure to LOOK, LISTEN, and SMELL A certificate of Safety may be required, after the equipment passes the prescribed tests for Electrical Safety. This will be retained by Hobart, and a copy provided to the person/company for whom the works were completed. This varies per state: QLD If any modification was made to the Electrical Circuit (components replaced, removed, or circuit modification) of any equipment VIC If installation, modification, repair or maintenance work was conducted on electrical sections of hard-wired equipment NSW, SA, WA If installation or modification work was conducted on electrical sections of hard-wired equipment (not including standard maintenance or like-for-like replacement) Rubber sole steel cap boots Protective Clothing (long sleeved, covering arms and legs) Barricade Tape Knee pads / board Work Gloves (made of insulative material) Any other PPE as determined while on, or by, site 14 Review of current control measures by worker on site prior to commencing the tasks. Check to ensure all controls are in place, appropriate, and in working condition. Unless determined by the worker on site, a safety observer is not required.
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