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Pump Alignment Risk Assessment

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Pump Alignment Hazards & Controls

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01
Hazard

Unexpected equipment movement

Potential Consequence

Pinch or crush injury

Persons at Risk

Maintenance workers

Existing Controls

LOTO

Additional Controls

Do not test-run before alignment work is complete

02
Hazard

Hand pinch at coupling

Potential Consequence

Hand injury

Persons at Risk

Maintenance personnel

Existing Controls

Safe hand positioning

Additional Controls

Use controlled adjustment methods at coupling

03
Hazard

Movement of heavy motor or pump

Potential Consequence

Crushing injury

Persons at Risk

Maintenance crew

Existing Controls

Jacking or suitable lifting equipment

Additional Controls

Do not place hands beneath equipment without secure support

04
Hazard

Pinch point between couplings

Potential Consequence

Hand or finger injury

Persons at Risk

Maintenance workers

Existing Controls

LOTO and suitable alignment tools

Additional Controls

Keep hands clear between couplings during alignment

05
Hazard

Unexpected equipment rotation

Potential Consequence

Entrapment or serious injury

Persons at Risk

Maintenance personnel

Existing Controls

LOTO and mechanical control

Additional Controls

Verify isolation of motor and driven equipment separately

06
Hazard

Incorrect alignment causing equipment failure

Potential Consequence

Vibration, mechanical failure or component release

Persons at Risk

Operations and maintenance personnel

Existing Controls

Alignment measurement and tolerance verification

Additional Controls

Verify manufacturer tolerances before startup

07
Hazard

Hand or finger entrapment at coupling

Potential Consequence

Hand or finger crushing injury

Persons at Risk

Workers performing the activity and nearby personnel

Existing Controls

Authorized personnel, pre-work checks, suitable equipment and site procedures

Additional Controls

Do not align couplings by hand and use suitable alignment equipment

08
Hazard

Unexpected pump startup during alignment

Potential Consequence

Serious injury from contact with moving parts

Persons at Risk

Workers performing the activity and nearby personnel

Existing Controls

Authorized personnel, pre-work checks, suitable equipment and site procedures

Additional Controls

Verify electrical and mechanical isolation before alignment

09
Hazard

Alignment measuring equipment inadequately secured

Potential Consequence

Dropped or ejected device or incorrect measurement

Persons at Risk

Workers performing the activity and nearby personnel

Existing Controls

Authorized personnel, pre-work checks, suitable equipment and site procedures

Additional Controls

Secure measuring devices in accordance with manufacturer instructions

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Pump Alignment RISK ASSESSMENT
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Revision: 1.0
ACTIVITYPump AlignmentCATEGORYMaintenance
#ActivityHazardConsequencePersons at RiskExisting Risk ControlLSRiskAction Required / Additional ControlsPerson in ChargeDue DateRLRSResidual Risk
01Pump AlignmentUnexpected equipment movementPinch or crush injuryMaintenance workersLOTO339
Medium
Do not test-run before alignment work is complete--122
Low
02Pump AlignmentHand pinch at couplingHand injuryMaintenance personnelSafe hand positioning339
Medium
Use controlled adjustment methods at coupling--122
Low
03Pump AlignmentMovement of heavy motor or pumpCrushing injuryMaintenance crewJacking or suitable lifting equipment3412
High
Do not place hands beneath equipment without secure support--224
Low
04Pump AlignmentPinch point between couplingsHand or finger injuryMaintenance workersLOTO and suitable alignment tools236
Medium
Keep hands clear between couplings during alignment--122
Low
05Pump AlignmentUnexpected equipment rotationEntrapment or serious injuryMaintenance personnelLOTO and mechanical control3412
High
Verify isolation of motor and driven equipment separately--224
Low
06Pump AlignmentIncorrect alignment causing equipment failureVibration, mechanical failure or component releaseOperations and maintenance personnelAlignment measurement and tolerance verification236
Medium
Verify manufacturer tolerances before startup--122
Low
07Pump AlignmentHand or finger entrapment at couplingHand or finger crushing injuryWorkers performing the activity and nearby personnelAuthorized personnel, pre-work checks, suitable equipment and site procedures3412
High
Do not align couplings by hand and use suitable alignment equipment--224
Low
08Pump AlignmentUnexpected pump startup during alignmentSerious injury from contact with moving partsWorkers performing the activity and nearby personnelAuthorized personnel, pre-work checks, suitable equipment and site procedures248
Medium
Verify electrical and mechanical isolation before alignment--122
Low
09Pump AlignmentAlignment measuring equipment inadequately securedDropped or ejected device or incorrect measurementWorkers performing the activity and nearby personnelAuthorized personnel, pre-work checks, suitable equipment and site procedures236
Medium
Secure measuring devices in accordance with manufacturer instructions--122
Low
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