Electric Vent Motor ORM Scenario

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1. Identify the Hazards

• Condition of rigging equipment
• Personnel injury from rotating machinery
• Electrical shock
• Eye hazard
• Equipment which could be affected
• Cuts and scrapes

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2. Assess the Hazards

• RAC
• Condition of rigging equipment
  2
• Personnel injury from rotating machinery 2
• Electrical shock
  1
• Eye hazard 4
• Equipment which could be affected 3
• Cuts and scrapes
  4

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3. Make Risk Decisions
RAC 1 2 2 3 4 4

• Electrical shock.
• Condition of rigging equipment.
• Personnel injury from rotating machinery.
• Equipment which could be effected.
• Eye hazard.
• Cuts and scrapes.

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3. Make Risk Decisions

• Electrical shock.
• Condition of
• rigging equipment.
• Personnel injury from
• rotating machinery.
• Equipment which
• could be effected.
• Eye hazard.
• Cuts and scrapes.

• Elect. Checks, Rubber Gloves,
• Elect. Safety brief, Tagout.
• PMS, Proper Equip., Qualified
• personnel, weight test.
• 5100.19 series (rotating mech.),
• Safety brief, Tagout.
• Clear area of obstructions, set
• barriers.
• Goggles, Face shields.
• Gloves, Long sleeves.

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4. Implement Controls
1-Electrical shock - QA
package/Tagout 2-Condition of rigging -
Verify PMS and equipment
testing periodicity. 2-Personnel injury from -
Safety walk thru/PPE rotating machinery
3-Equipment which - Safety walk thru/
could be affected set
boundries 4-Eye hazard -
PPE 4-Cuts and scrapes - PPE
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5. Supervise

• Enforce controls
• Monitor effectiveness of controls
• Evaluate and adjust controls as the situation
• changes
• Ensure personnel are familiar with their
• situations
• CHANGE will present new risk. If there is a
  change, a (time critical) process may have to be
  done on the spot.