Professional Documents
Culture Documents
(Receiver)
SECTION-7
Sr. # Name Authorization # Department Signature Time
Equipment details Work execution details 1
Dept./Plant Unit Name / No. Equipment Name/Tag No. Department / Contractor SMP IF #. 2
3
Description of work: No of Workers: Gas Test: Yes NA If Yes Frequency ______hr Continuous Initial Gas Test Only
SECTION-1
(Receiver)
Time Oxygen LEL CO CO2 Benzene H2S Others Name Auth. No. Signature
20.80% 0% 25 PPM 5000 PPM 0.5 PPM 1.0 PPM PPM
SEC-8 (Issuer)
Type of Work:
Isolation/Restoration Repair Troubleshooting
<480V De-Enerize Live Fire protection: YES N/A
480V - 4.16 kv <50V 50 - 480 V DC AC CO2 Fire extinguisher Barricade / barrier Warning signs
< or equal to 480 Volts
>4.16 - 34.5 kv >480 V - 4.16kv >4.16 - 34.5 kv <50V Other ____________
>34.5 kv >34.5 kv <125V
Review & Approval: To be reviewed and approved as per SHEM-08.05 Authorization Matrix
Applicable LOTO Certificate: Yes NA If Yes, LOTO Certificate # ________________
(Authorized
Electrician)
(Review &
Approval)
Special PPE required : YES
SEC-09
1. Single line diagrams & Schematic diagrams Yes
SECTION-2
Review
(Issuer )
Insulated Rubber gloves Ear protection Goggles ARC Flash Jacket 2. Confirm that no other critical loads will be affected at the downstream of switchgear Yes
ARC Hood ARC Flash Face shield Chemical suit Dust mask 3. Confirm no interlock signal will be activated as result work execution Yes
High voltage gloves Di-Electrical Foot wear Full body harness Rescue Stick Name: ________________________ Authorization # __________________ Date: ______________ Signature: ___________________________
Rubber foot mats Leather Gloves Other ___________ Other ___________
Authorization (After Joint site visit)
Equipment & Tools to be used: Yes (Ensure that all tools & equipment should be inspected.)
SECTION-3
(Receiver)
Electric tools Insulated Hand tools Soldering tool Fork lift Permit Issuer Permit Receiver
Hydraulic tools Voltage Detector Non-classified electrical tool Crane Date: _________________________
Pneumatic tools Generator/compressor Other __________ Time: From ___________hrs. To ___________hrs. I hereby accept the stated conditions & precautions for the
Preparation check list, mention any abnormality or additional precaution to be add in Hazard Identification: work to be done safely.
I have checked and certify that the conditions & precautions required are as stated & work
Description YES N/A can be carried out safely.
SECTION-4
(Receiver)
VOLTAGE DETECTOR
ARC FLASH JACKET
RUBBER BLANKET
SAFETY GOGGLES
HAND GLOLVES
Description of
AUDIO VISUAL
SAFETY SHOE
RESCU STICK
Hazard
HELMET
# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
POWER - SWITCH OFF / ON - DOOR 0 √ √ √ √ √ √
Less than CLOSED Permit close-out
1 kV CONTROL SUPPLY - SWITCH OFF / ON 0 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Permit Receiver :
4 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
RECEIVER
SEC-11 (Issuer & Receiver)
Plant _____________ Name ____________________ Signature __________________ Date _________ Time __________ 3) 2nd copy to be displayed at worksite until close-out and then exchange the copy with permit issuer
Classification: Internal Use
Hazard Identification
#
Slips / Trips / Fall Flying Objects Sharp Edges Activity Inside confined space
Dust / Fumes / Mist Exposure to Noise Manual Handling Contact with Hot Surface
Fall from height Exposure to Vibration Contact with electric current Start/Stop Machinery
Poor Visibility Exposure to Pressure Working at height Awkward Positions / Static Postures
Blind Spot / Shadows Exposure to heat / Hot surface Poor Lighting Hazardous substance
O2 Deficiency / Enrichment Exposure to chemical Lifting activity. Dealing with high pressure
Heat Stress / Cold stress Exposure to Radiation Contact with Machinery Surrounding Area
Falling Objects Electrical Shock / Static electricity/ Arc flash Radiant heat source Radiation source
Cut / Pinching Movement / Hit by / Caught in between Vehicle Entry Tools / Equipment involved
Control Measures
3. What can be done to prevent it? 4. If it does go wrong what can be done to minimize the negative consequences?
Avoid Hand lifting Provide Machine guards. Develop a Rescue Plan TLD to radiographers in case of dealing with radiation sources.
Use of Tested & Certified Tools Avoid obstructions/spillage on Walkways. Provide Fire Extinguisher / Fire hose. Determine the safe distance from radioactive source
Physical Guard Rails / Fall Arrest Remove all combustibles / flammable materials. Location of Safety Shower / Eyewash Conduct Survey for monitoring the area radiation.
Provide sufficient lights. Provide continuous ventilation to worksite. Stand by ERT Install of retrieval device
Provide certified lights / flashlights. Grounding / bonding to avoid static electricity. Tool Box Talk with Crewmembers Provide warning signage
Use of Competent User Continuous Gas & O2 testing (Area / Personal) Provide Work instructions Report to Clinic
Blinds Installation Maintain Proper Housekeeping Use of Air horn Use Appropriate PPEs (Specify below)
Check equipment in close proximity Provide soundproof barriers to avoid high level Noise. Use of Flagman ________________________________________________
Lock out / Tag out (energy isolation) Maintain a wet area. Rotation of workers ________________________________________________
Provide GFCI. Area Barricade / Fencing Provide Special communication tools ________________________________________________
* Tick [√] mark for Top applicable Hazard Recognition & Hazard Control points.
** Concerned department Owner / Executer shall add or elaborate on additional control of measures in Others (Specify) if necessarily.
***Formal JSA is required for Critical activities such as but not limited to activities inside confined space, critical lifting, hydro jetting, Man-lift with cage, Freezing, Diving, Repair on lifeline, and activities does not have approved SMP.
TAKE TWO: Take two minutes of think through a job before the job is started (Receiver)
SECTION 12
* Do all team members have a full understanding of the task, hazards & mitigation?
YES NO
* Are the Manual call point, assembly area point & safety shower known? YES NO
If you answer NO to any of the above questions, then mitigation action shall be taken BEFORE starting work