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HIRA For DG Installation

The document outlines a Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) for the installation of a diesel generator at GTI, prepared by V Leela Kumar. It identifies various activities involved in the installation process, associated hazards, potential harm to personnel, and control measures to mitigate risks. Each activity is assessed for risk levels and control measures are recommended to ensure safety during the installation.
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HIRA For DG Installation

The document outlines a Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) for the installation of a diesel generator at GTI, prepared by V Leela Kumar. It identifies various activities involved in the installation process, associated hazards, potential harm to personnel, and control measures to mitigate risks. Each activity is assessed for risk levels and control measures are recommended to ensure safety during the installation.
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Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA)

Activity : Installation of Diesel Generator


Location : GTI
Prepared By : V Leela Kumar

Risk Assessment Risk Assessment


S. No. Activity / Task Hazards Who might be harmed ? Control Measures
L S R L S R

Collision, tipping, injury to Personnel involved in the 20 Use trained operators, proper loading/unloading 6
1 Transportation of DG to site 4 5 3 2
workers activities (High) gear, secure the load (Low)

Unloading generator using Personnel involved in the 20 Certified lifting equipment, slings inspected, area 10
2 Equipment failure, falling load 4 5 5 2
crane/forklift activities (High) barricaded, signalman assigned (Medium)

Personnel involved in the 12 Use proper tools, guide with taglines, wear PPE, 6
3 Positioning DG on foundation Pinch points, falling objects 4 3 3 2
activities (Medium) maintain safe distance (Low)

Personnel involved in the 12 Use hand gloves, proper tools, team 6


4 Mechanical fixing Hand injuries, dropping tools 4 2 3 2
activities (Medium) communication (Low)

Personnel involved in the 20 Lockout/tagout, qualified electricians only, 6


5 Electrical connection Electric shock, arc flash 4 5 3 2
activities (High) insulated tools, test before touch (Low)

Personnel involved in the 20 No smoking, fire extinguishers ready, use proper 10


6 Fuel line connection Fire, explosion, fuel spillage 4 5 5 2
activities (High) fittings, spill control (Medium)

Personnel involved in the 12 Use insulated tools, face shield, handle battery 6
7 Battery connection Short circuit, acid splash 4 3 3 2
activities (Medium) acid with care (Low)

Personnel involved in the 12 Hearing protection, monitor closely, emergency 6


8 First startup / commissioning Noise, vibration, system failure 4 3 3 2
activities (Medium) shutdown procedure in place (Low)

Personnel involved in the 12 Monitor parameters, use calibrated instruments, 6


9 Testing under load Overload, overheating 4 3 3 2
activities (Medium) stay alert (Low)

Personnel involved in the 8 Clean the area, dispose of waste, inspect final 6
10 Housekeeping post-installation Trips, slips, leftover materials 4 2 3 2
activities (Low) installation (Low)

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