ENA NENS 03-2006

ENA NENS 03-2006 National guidelines for safe access to electrical and mechanical apparatus These Guidelines provide principles and responsibilities for control authorities and service providers for access to apparatus associated with the generation, transmission and distribution of electric

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Expand ENA NENS 03-2006 NATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR SAFE ACCESS TO ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL APPARAT...ENA NENS 03-2006 NATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR SAFE ACCESS TO ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL APPARAT...




CONTENTS




1 PREFACE




Expand 2 PRELIMINARY2 PRELIMINARY





2.1 Purpose





2.2 Scope





2.3 References





2.4 Definitions




Expand 3 GENERAL3 GENERAL





3.1 Training, assessment and authorisation





Expand 3.2 Approved competency standards3.2 Approved competency standards






3.2.1 Introduction






3.2.2 Units of competence






3.2.3 Approved training courses and processes






3.2.4 Training and assessment records





3.3 Risk management





3.4 Hazardous situations, occurrences or effects





3.5 Safety and test equipment




Expand 4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESS AUTHORITIES4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESS AUTHORITIES





Expand 4.1 General4.1 General






4.1.1 Principles





Expand 4.2 Request for access4.2 Request for access






4.2.1 Principles





Expand 4.3 Preparation for the issue of an access authority4.3 Preparation for the issue of an access authority






4.3.1 Principles





Expand 4.4 Issue of an access authority4.4 Issue of an access authority






4.4.1 Principles






4.4.2 Responsibilities





Expand 4.5 Receipt of an access authority4.5 Receipt of an access authority






4.5.1 Principles






4.5.2 Responsibilities





Expand 4.6 Transfer of responsibility of an authorised person in charge4.6 Transfer of responsibility of an authorised person in charge






4.6.1 Principle





Expand 4.7 Suspension of an access authority4.7 Suspension of an access authority






4.7.1 Principles






4.7.2 Responsibilities





Expand 4.8 Surrender and cancellation of an access authority4.8 Surrender and cancellation of an access authority






4.8.1 Responsibilities




Expand 5 WORK ON OR NEAR HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL APPARATUS5 WORK ON OR NEAR HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL APPARATUS





Expand 5.1 Electrical operating work5.1 Electrical operating work






5.1.1 Principles





Expand 5.2 Preparation of electrical apparatus for work on or near high voltage exposed conducto...5.2 Preparation of electrical apparatus for work on or near high voltage exposed conducto...






5.2.1 Principles





Expand 5.3 Authority for work on or near high voltage exposed conductors5.3 Authority for work on or near high voltage exposed conductors






5.3.1 Principles





Expand 5.4 Work on or near high voltage overhead lines5.4 Work on or near high voltage overhead lines






5.4.1 Principles





Expand 5.5 Work on or near high voltage cables5.5 Work on or near high voltage cables






5.5.1 Principles





Expand 5.6 Work on high voltage exposed conductors not electrically connected5.6 Work on high voltage exposed conductors not electrically connected






5.6.1 Principles





Expand 5.7 Electrical testing on high voltage exposed conductors5.7 Electrical testing on high voltage exposed conductors






5.7.1 Principles




Expand 6 WORK ON OR NEAR LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL APPARATUS6 WORK ON OR NEAR LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL APPARATUS





Expand 6.1 Work on or near de-energised low voltage exposed conductors6.1 Work on or near de-energised low voltage exposed conductors






6.1.1 Principles





Expand 6.2 Work on or near live low voltage exposed conductors6.2 Work on or near live low voltage exposed conductors






6.2.1 Principles





Expand 6.3 Work on or near low voltage cables6.3 Work on or near low voltage cables






6.3.1 Principles





Expand 6.4 Work on low voltage exposed conductors not electrically connected6.4 Work on low voltage exposed conductors not electrically connected






6.4.1 Principles





Expand 6.5 Work on mechanical apparatus6.5 Work on mechanical apparatus






6.5.1 Principle





Expand 6.6 Mechanical operating work6.6 Mechanical operating work






6.6.1 Principles





Expand 6.7 Preparation of mechanical apparatus for work6.7 Preparation of mechanical apparatus for work






6.7.1 Principles





Expand 6.8 Authority for work on mechanical apparatus6.8 Authority for work on mechanical apparatus






6.8.1 Principles





Expand 6.9 Testing of mechanical apparatus6.9 Testing of mechanical apparatus






6.9.1 Principle





Expand 6.10 Work on mechanical apparatus that is not connected to external energy sources6.10 Work on mechanical apparatus that is not connected to external energy sources






6.10.1 Principle




Expand ANNEX A - BARRIERS AND SIGNSANNEX A - BARRIERS AND SIGNS





A1 GENERAL





A2 ERECTION OF BARRIERS AND SIGNS




ANNEX B - SAMPLE TAGS




ANNEX C - LIST OF APPROVED PROCEDURES




ANNEX D - COMPETENCY STANDARDS




Expand ANNEX E - METHODS OF ISOLATING MECHANICAL APPARATUSANNEX E - METHODS OF ISOLATING MECHANICAL APPARATUS





E1 ISOLATION REQUIREMENTS





E2 ISOLATION FACTORS





E3 METHODS OF ISOLATION





E4 METHODS OF ISOLATION FROM MOVING PARTS




ANNEX F - SAMPLE ACCESS AUTHORITY

Abstract

These Guidelines provide principles and responsibilities for control authorities and service providers for access to apparatus associated with the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity.
These Guidelines also detail the minimum general requirements for work to be carried out under access authorities. These Guidelines are not intended to cover specific requirements for other work such as welding and cutting, working at heights, mobile plant, confined spaces, excavation work or work on extra low voltage exposed conductors.
The application of approved live high voltage working techniques is not covered by these Guidelines.

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