Safety training
Control of Hazardous Energies Standard / V3 2023-12-04
Present examples of situations or scenarios from a WTG environment about the hazards from batteries and capacitors (fatality or major injury, explosion, fires, electric shock, eye injuries):
Facilitate practice for the participants in identifying the hazards from batteries and capacitors in a WTG environment
Alternative learning activity to above: lead a brainstorm with participants about battery and capacitor hazards
Note
Show examples (e.g. pictures or videos) of typical signs of distress and leakage found in batteries and capacitors
Facilitate practice for the participants in identifying typical signs of distress and leakage found in batteries and capacitors and ask the participants involving questions throughout this practice
Facilitate involving learning activities with the participants such as group discussions or scenario- based questions on:
a. the hazards related to transporting batteries and capacitors and ways to reduce the associated risks to these hazards
b. the hazards of improper battery disposal and ways to reduce the associated risks to these hazards
c. the importance of disposing of defective batteries and capacitors in accordance with local legislation
d. the hazards of short circuit in relation to batteries and capacitors and ways to reduce the associated risks to these hazards
Give constructive feedback to the participants’ performance throughout the learning activities of this element
The participants shall:
Engage in the practice or the brainstorm and share understandings about battery and capacitor hazards
Engage in practice and answer questions to share their understanding of typical signs of distress and leakage found in batteries and capacitors
Engage in the learning activities and share their understandings about:
a. the hazards related to loose batteries and capacitors and ways to reduce the associated risks to these hazards
b. the hazards of improper battery disposal and ways to reduce the associated risks to these hazards
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