week 9 (safety management) Flashcards

1
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What is a permit to work system?

A

Formal system based on a written form used to control certain types of work that are potentially hazardous.

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What does it rely on?

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Communication (recording what people are told)
Safety (Ensuring that the site is safe before handover)
Tracking responsability.

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3
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What are functions to check that the site is safe to work? (regarding flammable enviromnents)

A

Ignition sources (cleaning and checking for flammable atmospheres)
Residues present.

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4
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what is Management by Walking Around?

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Walking around the site and checking on individuals and company standards.
For example:
PPE not being worn
Contractors not qualified
Work starting before permit has been issued.

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5
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What are types of changes which are made to an industry?

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Form - Hardware / chemicals / Management / Staffing levels/ operating parameters.
Timing - Permanent / temporary / Emergency

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6
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What are the functions to ensure appropriate authorisation for a PTW?

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Communication of potential hazards
Ensure appropriate authorization
Check worksite is safe before work commences.

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7
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What are residual hazards?

A

Vessels that have contained high flash point materials cannot be proved safe by gas testing alone as any leftover material could be flammable/toxic.
Especially if corroded metal is porous.
If that area is not checked need to assume that it contains hazardous material.

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8
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What kind of changes require a management of change process to be made (examples)?

A

An update to a PID
Update to database
Change to operating practice

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9
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What are the steps for a procedure change

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1)- procedure assessed and deficiencies need to be identified.
2)- draft operating procedure has to be devised.
3)- Procedure has to be polished and refined with operators
4)- Operators trained with new procedure
5) operation of procedure must be reviewed for learnt lessons.

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10
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What are some types of changes that need Moc?

A

Hardware
Chemicals
Management
Staffing levels
Operating parameters
Operating procedures
Maintenance
Control software

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11
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what hazards are there with management of change?

A

Short staffing
No formal design work - HAZOP not done therefore operation runs incorrectly or dangerously
Miss informed staff

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