Practical execution of the risk assessment process in electrical safety

All electrical work needs to be planned and executed so that there are zero injuries as well as being completed on time, on budget and with the criticality in that order. The Risk Assessment Process in CSA Z462-15 - Workplace electrical safety (and in NFPA 70E-15) is one of the most comprehensive an...

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Main Author: Doherty, Mike
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
CAN/ULC S-801
CSA Z1002-12
CSA Z462-15
Hazards
Incident Energy Analysis Method
Injuries
Occupational health
Planning
PPE Categories (Table) Method
Residual Risk
Risk Assessment Procedure
Risk management
Shock and Arc Flash Risk Assessment
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Summary:All electrical work needs to be planned and executed so that there are zero injuries as well as being completed on time, on budget and with the criticality in that order. The Risk Assessment Process in CSA Z462-15 - Workplace electrical safety (and in NFPA 70E-15) is one of the most comprehensive and efficient ways to get this done. Residual risk is the unique quantity that needs to be the mandatory result before starting any electrical field work.
ISSN:2161-8127
DOI:10.1109/PCICON.2017.8188757