P-985-SH-AHA-003. AHA For Outage Lock Our Tag Out
P-985-SH-AHA-003. AHA For Outage Lock Our Tag Out
P-985-SH-AHA-003. AHA For Outage Lock Our Tag Out
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The required work area must Manual handling Barriers should be portable enough to be carried by one
be protected and barricaded. Slip and Trip hazard worker during barricading in case these barriers are heavy
Refuse two or more workers should be use during this exercise. L
Area must be clear of obstruction during barrier to avoid
trip hazard.
Marking the area that needs Use water base paint spray to mark areas to be excavated.
to be excavated Ergonomic for example Poor Use proper PPE during this exercise.
posture, Awkward movements, Outdoor use is preferable.
especially if they are repetitive
during marking or the area.
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Lock out tag out FP-B6 Energy source tag without isolation Isolation of electrical power source to be tested and H
pedestal panel from its source could exposed individuals to confirm by competent person before lockout tagout
electrical shock. procedure. Follow the lock out tag our procedure e.g.
secondary injury. o Announce shut off
an electrical arc. o Identify the energy source(s)
o Isolate the energy source.
Excavate the area using hand Ground instability Check hand tools for default before use. Take defaulted
tools Twisting your back when hand tools out of site.
shoveling or digging Stand with feet apart and one ahead of the other; this
Lifting heavy loads with a shovel improves stability.
Stretching to reach the material Allow your whole body to help, instead of just your arms H
you are shoveling and back. Push and pull instead of lifting.
Bending while shoveling or Always move with the shovel, using your whole body to
digging for long periods smoothly follow-through in the shoveling motion.
Long periods of gripping the Face toward the direction you will throw the shoveled
shovel load; this will keep you from twisting and lessen the
Continuous shoveling or digging strain on your back.
No matter what material you are shoveling, always try
to “skim off of the top.” Do not pick up more than 10
pounds with any shovel at one time.
Work in a radius close to your body to avoid stretching
and reaching while shoveling and digging.
Pay attention to the blade type, handle length and grip
of the shovel you are using. Always select the most
appropriate tool for the job.
When shoveling select a tool with a flat blade, and when
digging use a round shovel blade.
Use a handle length that allows you to keep your back as
straight as possible, which will lessen the strain on your
back caused by excessive lifting.
The hand holding the shaft of the shovel should be held
in a palm up position.
Adjust the handle size of your shovel so that its diameter
comfortably fits the size of your hand.
Take mini breaks after 20-30 minutes of continuous
shoveling or digging.
House Keeping Exposure to dust PPE to be warn during housekeeping. L
Slip and Trip Hazard Take refuse to refuse bin. If Hazardous contact
environmental coordinator.
Training Requirements/Competent or
Equipment to be Used Inspection Requirements
Qualified Personnel name(s)
Hand tools (Spanners full set, Shovel, Under USG coordination Inspection of hand tools,
Rakes, Chisel, Wheelbarrows, Inspection of cables
spades,
buckets, Hammer & measuring tape)
Inspection of testers
Inspection of site
c) Cable Detector.
d) Safety Barricade.
e) Personal protective Equipment’s (PPE)
& Warning Tapes.