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Electrical Maintenance Risk Assessment

Review the critical hazards, potential consequences, persons at risk and recommended control measures for Electrical Maintenance in one professional HSE workspace.

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Electrical Maintenance Hazards & Controls

Review the key hazards, consequences and control measures for Electrical Maintenance in a structured professional HSE format.

01
Hazard

Electric shock

Potential Consequence

Burns, serious injury or fatality

Persons at Risk

Electrical maintenance personnel

Existing Controls

Authorized personnel, isolation, testing and safe-work procedure

Additional Controls

Prioritize de-energized work and verify zero energy

02
Hazard

Arc flash / arc blast

Potential Consequence

Severe burns and blast effects

Persons at Risk

Electrical personnel

Existing Controls

Energy assessment, boundaries and suitable protective equipment

Additional Controls

Use specific authorization where energized work is necessary

03
Hazard

Damaged electrical equipment

Potential Consequence

Electric shock or fire

Persons at Risk

Equipment users

Existing Controls

Pre-use inspection and removal of defective equipment from service

Additional Controls

Prevent use of temporary repairs

04
Hazard

Working on the wrong circuit

Potential Consequence

Electric shock or arc flash

Persons at Risk

Electrical personnel

Existing Controls

Circuit identification and drawing verification

Additional Controls

Verify correct circuit and de-energized condition using test-before-touch

05
Hazard

Unsuitable test instrument

Potential Consequence

Incorrect reading or electrical injury

Persons at Risk

Electrical workers

Existing Controls

Task-appropriate and inspected test instrument

Additional Controls

Verify meter category and voltage rating against the circuit

06
Hazard

Insufficient working clearance at electrical panel

Potential Consequence

Restricted escape or increased electrical-contact risk

Persons at Risk

Electrical personnel

Existing Controls

Maintaining clear panel access

Additional Controls

Verify safe approach and escape clearance before work

07
Hazard

Stored electrical energy

Potential Consequence

Electric shock or arc event

Persons at Risk

Electrical maintenance personnel

Existing Controls

Energy isolation and voltage verification

Additional Controls

Discharge capacitors and verify stored energy has been eliminated

08
Hazard

Violation of safe approach distance near energized parts

Potential Consequence

Electric shock, arc flash or severe burns

Persons at Risk

Electrical maintenance personnel

Existing Controls

Barricading, approach-distance control and authorized electrical personnel

Additional Controls

Establish suitable boundaries around energized parts and prevent unauthorized approach

09
Hazard

Use of damaged insulated tools

Potential Consequence

Electric shock or short circuit

Persons at Risk

Electrical maintenance personnel

Existing Controls

Approved insulated tools and pre-use inspection

Additional Controls

Quarantine damaged insulated tools and implement periodic inspection

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Electrical Maintenance RISK ASSESSMENT
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ACTIVITYElectrical MaintenanceCATEGORYElectrical
#ActivityHazardConsequencePersons at RiskExisting Risk ControlLSRiskAction Required / Additional ControlsPerson in ChargeDue DateRLRSResidual Risk
01Electrical MaintenanceElectric shockBurns, serious injury or fatalityElectrical maintenance personnelAuthorized personnel, isolation, testing and safe-work procedure3515
High
Prioritize de-energized work and verify zero energy--224
Low
02Electrical MaintenanceArc flash / arc blastSevere burns and blast effectsElectrical personnelEnergy assessment, boundaries and suitable protective equipment236
Medium
Use specific authorization where energized work is necessary--122
Low
03Electrical MaintenanceDamaged electrical equipmentElectric shock or fireEquipment usersPre-use inspection and removal of defective equipment from service3412
High
Prevent use of temporary repairs--224
Low
04Electrical MaintenanceWorking on the wrong circuitElectric shock or arc flashElectrical personnelCircuit identification and drawing verification3412
High
Verify correct circuit and de-energized condition using test-before-touch--224
Low
05Electrical MaintenanceUnsuitable test instrumentIncorrect reading or electrical injuryElectrical workersTask-appropriate and inspected test instrument339
Medium
Verify meter category and voltage rating against the circuit--122
Low
06Electrical MaintenanceInsufficient working clearance at electrical panelRestricted escape or increased electrical-contact riskElectrical personnelMaintaining clear panel access339
Medium
Verify safe approach and escape clearance before work--122
Low
07Electrical MaintenanceStored electrical energyElectric shock or arc eventElectrical maintenance personnelEnergy isolation and voltage verification3412
High
Discharge capacitors and verify stored energy has been eliminated--224
Low
08Electrical MaintenanceViolation of safe approach distance near energized partsElectric shock, arc flash or severe burnsElectrical maintenance personnelBarricading, approach-distance control and authorized electrical personnel3515
High
Establish suitable boundaries around energized parts and prevent unauthorized approach--224
Low
09Electrical MaintenanceUse of damaged insulated toolsElectric shock or short circuitElectrical maintenance personnelApproved insulated tools and pre-use inspection3412
High
Quarantine damaged insulated tools and implement periodic inspection--224
Low
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