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The Upgrade Existing Electrical Systems Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Electric shock
- trip hazards from cables
- 2. Verification of Power Systems
- Electric shock
- equipment failure
- 3. Isolation of Electrical System
- Electric Shock
- incomplete isolation
- 4. Removal of Old Wiring
- Fire hazard
- injury from sharp objects
- 5. Installation of New Electrical System
- Faulty installation
- electric shock
- 6. Initial Testing
- Electric shock
- system malfunction
- 7. Safety Measures Setup
- Inadequate safety measures
- electric shock
- 8. Final Testing
- System failure
- electric shock
- 9. Corrections
- Potential for errors
- electric shock
- 10. Documentation
- Inadequate documentation
- miscommunication
- 11. Communication of Changes
- Miscommunication
- inadequate training
- 12. Training of Staff
- Inadequate understanding
- electric shock
- 13. System Monitoring
- System failure
- lack of maintenance
- 14. Regular Maintenance checks
- Fire hazards
- unexpected system shutdown
- 15. Continual Safety Updates
- Inadequate safety measures
- poor compliance