Operations training
High Voltage Standard / V1 02072025
f.
Earthing is attached and undamaged
g. All equipment readings in within safe operating range (gas pressures or other parameters depending on equipment type)
Prompt participants to use their senses to check for unsafe conditions, asking open-ended questions on what we can learn from our senses in a HV work environment:
a.
look, listen, smell, taste and feel
Demonstrate operating under different conditions, prompting the participants to suggest how they should act safely to a HV system in:
a.i
routine conditions (normal conditions)
a.ii fault conditions / emergency / alarming
a.iii a deranged or distressed state
Illustrate a range of equipment demonstrating common differences.
Illustrate a range of different types of switching, single feed and complex.
The participants shall:
Engage in asking and answering questions, and sharing understanding safe practices and principles of switching, including team communications and the hierarchy of switching.
Engage using stop and think decision making to answer questions from the instructor when facing different conditions.
ELEMENT 11.2 - PERFORMING INITIAL ENERGISATION AT COMMISSIONING AND REENERGISATION FOLLOWING REPAIRS
Learning objectives:
91) Perform all steps to confirm equipment is safe to return to service. (Skills, intermediate level)
92) Take responsibility to confirm clearance to reenergise (Ability, intermediate level)
93) Distinguish safety documents for different types of work and tests (Skills, intermediate level)
94) Perform energisation in steps, verifying controls are functional (Skills, intermediate level)
95) Perform testing and retesting, verifying controls are functional (Skills, intermediate level)
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