Electrical Safety at Workplace

12-13 Apr, 2017, Hotel Istana

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HJ. ROZALI BIN AYED has over 49 years of field experience in electrical engineering, and he currently serves as Technical Director for Karo Engineering Services specialized in installation, testing and maintenance of electrical installation. Throughout his 49 years of careers in the field of electrical engineering, he has held numerous positions such as Senior Chargeman, Senior Technician, Foremen, Assistant Engineer, Project Manager, Facility Manager, Consultant Engineer, Technical Advisor, and has served for both the public (Jabatan Kerja Raya Malaysia) and private sectors.

 

He also possesses a great wealth of experience in teaching, lecturing, consulting for over 38 years, and he is currently engaged with the Construction Industrial Development Board of Malaysia (CIDB) as a Valuation Officer for the Site Supervisory Certifications in electrical construction works. In addition he is officially recognized as Train the Trainer (TTT) awarded by Pusat Sumber Manusia Berhad (PSMB).

 

He has also passed special government examination to be qualified as Assistant Electrical Engineer, holder of Diploma Skills Malaysia in the field of “Electrical Technology” awarded by Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran Malaysia/Kementerian Sumber Manusia Malaysia. Holder of Professional Certification as Competent Electrical Engineer (supervisory), Competencies certifications as Chargeman Category B4 – 33kV and Wireman Category PW4 Three-Phase Testing and Endorsement awarded by Energy Commission of Malaysia. He has successfully attended Technical and Industrial Training organized by the Association of Overseas Technical Scholarship (AOTS), at NEC Corporation Tokyo, Japan (1984-1985), successfully attended User Training in Energy Management System (EnMS) – ISO 50001, and User Training in Fan Systems Optimization held in the year 2012 organized by Industrial Energy Efficiency for Malaysia Manufacturing Sector and collaborated with the United Nation Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).

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FOCUSING ON
  • What Are The Hazards?
  • Assessing The Risks
  • Reducing The Risk Of Electrical Accident
  • Common Risk Control Measures
  • Unsafe Electrical Equipment
  • Inspecting And Testing Of Electrical Equipment
  • What Is A Hostile Operating Environment?
  • Ensure The Electrical Installation Is Safe
  • Safe Equipment
  • Provide Safety Devices
  • Carry Out Preventive Maintenance And/or Predictive Maintenance
  • Work Safely
  • IEE Wiring Regulations Chapter 13

    Course is conducted in English & Bahasa Melayu
COURSE OVERVIEW

Realizing the “danger” means danger to health or human life or limb from shock, burn, or other injury and includes danger to property, or installation or equipment resulting from generation, transmission, distribution or utilization of electricity as stipulated by the Electricity Act 1990 and Regulations 1994, a serious action should be taken to avoid occurrence of such hazards as mentioned above.

 

This course is specially designed to provide appropriate guidance and safety work procedures to avoid the existence of danger while doing works at workplace.

METHODOLOGY
  • Interactive Presentation
  • Case Studies
  • Discussion
  • Exercises
  • Questions and Answers session.
  • Presentation shall be conducted in dual languages, English/Bahasa Malaysia
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
  • Technical And Non-Technical Personnel In The Sector Of Industries, Commercials, Offices, Educations, Securities, Etc.
 
DAY 1
9:00 INTRODUCTION
  • Take care when using electricity
  • Electricity can kill or severely injure people and cause damage to property
  • Every year many accidents at work involving electric shock or burns
  • Most of the fatal incidents are caused by contact with energized electric circuits
  • Even non-fatal shock can cause severe and permanent injury
  • Those using or working with electricity may not the only ones at risk – poor electrical installations and faulty appliances ca lead to fire
10:00 WHAT ARE THE HAZARDS?
  • Contacts with live parts causing shock or burns
  • Fire or explosion
  • Faults which could cause fire
  • Shock severity
  • What are the levels of effect of current that could seriously affect human body?
11:00 ASSESSING THE RISKS
  • In wet surrounding – unsuitable equipment can easily become live
  • Outdoors equipment may not only become wet but may be at greater risk of damage
  • In cramped space with a lot of earthed metalwork such as inside a tank – if an electric fault developed it could be very difficult to avoid a shock.
  • Some items of equipment can also involve greater risk than others
12:00 REDUCING THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL ACCIDENT
  • Ensure people working on or with your electrical equipment or system are competent for the risk
1:00 Lunch

2:00 COMMON RISK CONTROL MEASURES
  • Ensure only appropriately licensed or registered electricians/wireman/ chargeman carry out electrical work
  • Provider safe and suitable electrical equipment
  • Inspect leads for damage before use and removing any that are damaged from the workplace
  • Practical ways of arranging electrical leads to avoid damage
3:45 UNSAFE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
  • Any unsafe electrical equipment within their management or control is to be disconnected or isolated from its electricity supply
  • Consider implementing certain specified procedures to ensure unsafe equipment is not used at a workplace
5:00 End Of Day 1
DAY 2
9:00 INSPECTING AND TESTING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
  • Regular visual inspection can identify obvious damage that could cause unsafe equipment
  • Regular testing can detect electrical faults and deterioration
  • The electricity regulations have specific requirements for electrical equipment uses in a hostile operating environment
9:45 WHAT IS A HOSTILE OPERATING ENVIRONMENT?
  • An environment where electrical equipment is exposed to operating conditions that are likely to result in damage to electrical equipment
  • Inspecting and testing electrical equipment under hostile operating environments
  • Hire equipment must ensure it is inspected and tested for safety operation
  • Records of testing electrical equipment used in hostile operating environment
10:45 ENSURE THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION IS SAFE
  • How to make sure that the electrical system are installed to a suitable standard? Provide safe and suitable equipment
11:30 SAFE EQUIPMENT
  • Provide safe and suitable equipment
  • Choose equipment that is suitable for its working environment
12:15 PROVIDE SAFETY DEVICES
  • Installation of safety devices like protective relays for over-current, overload and earth fault protection
1:00 Lunch

2:00 CARRY OUT PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND / OR PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE
  • Electrical installation should be scheduled for regular maintenance such as preventive and predictive maintenance to avoid danger and create continuous safety operation
3:45 WORK SAFELY
  • Make sure that people who are working with electricity are competent to do the job
  • Check that suspect or faulty equipment is taken out of use
  • Tools and power socket outlets are switched off before plugging in or unplugging
  • Strictly follow all safety and danger notices
4:30 OPEN DISCUSSION (Q & A SESSION)

5:00 End Of Course