Safety training
Control of Hazardous Energies Standard / V4 02052025
16) Solve the challenge of how to reduce the associated risks and avoid the hazards of pressure fluids when working in a WTG environment (ability, basic level)
ELEMENT 3.1 - HAZARDS OF FLUIDS UNDER PRESSURE
Learning objectives:
17) The participants can explain the hazards of fluids under pressure in a WTG environment (Knowledge, intermediate level)
18) The participants can assess situations with hazards of fluids under pressure in a WTG environment and decide on relevant and responsible actions and/or mitigation measures to reduce the risk of injury (Knowledge, advanced level)
19) The participants can show interest in avoiding the hazards of fluids under pressure in a WTG environment (Ability, basic level)
The instructor shall:
Facilitate involving learning activities such as asking the participants scenario-based questions or leading discussions with the participants about:
a. The pressure fluid hazards that has the highest risk of injury
b. Examples of actions to take and/or mitigation measures to reduce the risk of injury with these hazards
Examples of pressure fluid hazards (injection hazards will be covered later on):
Note
a. injection
b. stored energy
c. unexpected movement
d. heat and burns through contact with hot oils
e. asphyxiation
f. eye injuries
g. freeze
Present examples to the participants of relevant situations or scenarios from a WTG environment with hazards of fluids under pressure
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