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    Job Hazard Analysis

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    Electricians working on electrical equipment face hazards including fire, explosions, electrical shocks, and exposure to high voltages. Proper personal protective equipment like gloves, safety shoes, and protective clothing must be worn. Safety measures like confirming equipment is properly isolated, keeping fire extinguishers available, and avoiding contact with energized circuits are responsibilities of electricians to prevent burns, electrocution, disability, or death.

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    Electricians working on electrical equipment face hazards including fire, explosions, electrical shocks, and exposure to high voltages. Proper personal protective equipment like gloves, safety shoes, and protective clothing must be worn. Safety measures like confirming equipment is properly isolated, keeping fire extinguishers available, and avoiding contact with energized circuits are responsibilities of electricians to prevent burns, electrocution, disability, or death.

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    Electricians working on electrical equipment face hazards including fire, explosions, electrical shocks, and exposure to high voltages. Proper personal protective equipment like gloves, safety shoes, and protective clothing must be worn. Safety measures like confirming equipment is properly isolated, keeping fire extinguishers available, and avoiding contact with energized circuits are responsibilities of electricians to prevent burns, electrocution, disability, or death.

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    Electricians working on electrical equipment face hazards including fire, explosions, electrical shocks, and exposure to high voltages. Proper personal protective equipment like gloves, safety shoes, and protective clothing must be worn. Safety measures like confirming equipment is properly isolated, keeping fire extinguishers available, and avoiding contact with energized circuits are responsibilities of electricians to prevent burns, electrocution, disability, or death.

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    Type of work Hazard Body parts exposed Possible health PPE and precautionary Responsibility

    risk measures
    Keep suitable fire extinguishers
    ready for use.
    Fire and Explosion Whole Body Burn, Disability, Death Electrician
    Wear gloves, safety shoes, and
    back support.
    Wear gloves, and safety shoes.
    Electrician
    Being Burnt, Confirm the electrical isolation
    Electrical Shock Whole Body
    Electrocution, Death through proper tools
    Electrical Isolation
    Wear gloves, eyes and safety
    shoes
    Whole Body Burns and Electrocution Identify and confirm the
    Energized Circuit Electrician
    switchgear feeding electrical
    power to the equipment
    Isolate safely electrical power
    from the switchgear

    Avoid contact.
    Use an approved method to
    create and work in an insulated
    Induced Voltages Whole Body Being Burnt, or equipotential area. Electrician
    Electrocution, Death Bonded work areas shall be
    Work in created to ensure equipotential
    Switchyards or conditions are maintained.
    High Voltage Areas Care is necessary when working
    affecting High Voltages from on low voltage equipment and
    Substation Unusual Sources Whole Body Electrocution, Burn, circuits to ensure that nothing Electrician
    Apparatus Death occurs which can bring about
    including earth such a condition.
    grids Earth connections between
    apparatus and the earthing
    Removal of Earth Electrocution, Burn, system shall not be removed
    Connections Whole Body Death whilst the apparatus is in service. Electrician
    Isolation of the apparatus is
    required for this work.

    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

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