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    BOP-13 - Removal of Koomey Bottles

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    This document provides safety procedures for removing Koomey bottles. It lists potential hazards such as defective tools, residual pressure, and pinch points. It recommends locking out the accumulator electric pump and air pumps, bleeding pressure, and removing bottles slowly to release any trapped pressure. Personal protective equipment like gloves and goggles are advised to address hazards during the five key job steps of holding a meeting, locking out equipment, bleeding lines, removing plugs, and unscrewing bottles.

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    BOP-13 - Removal of Koomey Bottles

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    This document provides safety procedures for removing Koomey bottles. It lists potential hazards such as defective tools, residual pressure, and pinch points. It recommends locking out the accumulator electric pump and air pumps, bleeding pressure, and removing bottles slowly to release any trapped pressure. Personal protective equipment like gloves and goggles are advised to address hazards during the five key job steps of holding a meeting, locking out equipment, bleeding lines, removing plugs, and unscrewing bottles.

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    This document provides safety procedures for removing Koomey bottles. It lists potential hazards such as defective tools, residual pressure, and pinch points. It recommends locking out the accumulator electric pump and air pumps, bleeding pressure, and removing bottles slowly to release any trapped pressure. Personal protective equipment like gloves and goggles are advised to address hazards during the five key job steps of holding a meeting, locking out equipment, bleeding lines, removing plugs, and unscrewing bottles.

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    BOP-13 - Removal of Koomey Bottles

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    Abdul Hameed Omar
    This document provides safety procedures for removing Koomey bottles. It lists potential hazards such as defective tools, residual pressure, and pinch points. It recommends locking out the accumulator electric pump and air pumps, bleeding pressure, and removing bottles slowly to release any trapped pressure. Personal protective equipment like gloves and goggles are advised to address hazards during the five key job steps of holding a meeting, locking out equipment, bleeding lines, removing plugs, and unscrewing bottles.

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    BOP

    JOB: REMOVAL OF KOOMEY BOTTLES


    TOOLS / MATERIALS USED Procedure POTENTIAL HAZARDS Conditions or Actions Which Could Cause an Injury / Affect Health Wrong tools/ Defective tools

    BOP-13
    RECOMMENDED SAFE PROCEDURES Personal Protective Devices Special Clothing Procedures

    KEY JOB PROCESS STEPS

    S/P

    RISK

    1. Hold Pre-job safety meeting Gather up all tools necessary for the job 2. Lockout/Tag out Accumulator Electric pump from SCR Room. Shut off air to Air pumps and tag out. 3. Place all the Accumulator valves in neutral and open Pressure bleed off line 4. Remove the 9/16" plug at bottom of bottle to relieve possible trapped pressure 5. Unscrew and remove bottles in need of repair

    Stress on pinch points, overexertion and possible presence of high pressure. Check all tools before use. ELECTRICAL ISOLATION WP Double check both the pumps are shut off.

    Isolation permit

    System activating accidentally.

    3B

    Handles

    Residual pressure in system

    2B

    Check all the valves are in neutral and check pressure gauge on accumulator system to ensure system is bled off. Unscrew slowly to let pressure leak out if present. Stay out of the direction of the plug. Plan removal of bottles to eliminate pinch point positions and overstraining. Have one person stand back to spot personnel keeping hands in pinch point positions.

    Hand tools

    Plug blowing off while unscrewing. Pinch points and strains due to space constraints. 2C M

    Hand Tools

    123606478.doc

    Jan 2003

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