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    ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND HAZARDS

    EEPB 423

    KHAIRUN IZALYDIA BT ABDUL JALIL EP 078835

    ABDULLAH FAISAL BIN ZAINURI EP 079363

    WAN MOHD SHAHRULFARH BIN WAN SHAMSUDDIN EP 078782

    NORSHAHIRA BT KHAIRUDIN EE 078890

    NUR AIN BT ABD HAMID EE 078973

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    CASE STUDY

    A group of workers were carrying out palm fruit harvesting workin a plantation when the incident occurred. In the process of cutting thepalm fruit from a tree, the victim accidentally cut into a LV 3x95mm aerialbundle cable. The victim received an electrical shock through thealuminum pole which he had used as part of his cutting tool. Victim diedat the place of incident.

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    OVERALL VIEW OF CASE STUDY

    Electricity requirescomplete path to

    continuously flow,normally through

    conductor

    Shock results whenthe body becomes

    part of theelectrical circuit,

    current enters onepoint and leaves at

    another

    Both wires of an energized

    circuit

    One wire of an energized circuit andthe ground

    A metallic part in contact with anenergized wire while the person is

    also in contact with the ground

    Workers aresubjected to hazard

    because of tallequipment

    Aluminumpaint rollers

    Cranes

    Metal ladders

    Scaffolds

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    OVERALL VIEW OF CASE STUDY

    Cable line

    Employee

    Aluminium pole

    Palm tree

    Electric shock can only occurwhen contact is made

    between two points of acircuit-when voltage is applied

    across a victim's body

    Aground faultis anaccidental connection

    between a circuit conductor(aluminum pole) and the

    earth (ground)

    Special, insulated shoes are made to protectpersons from shock via ground conduction. The

    gears have to be clean, dry condition to beeffective.

    Though dirt is a poorconductor, it can conduct

    enough current to injure or killa human being

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    EVENTS LEADING TO OCCURRENCE OF INCIDENT

    other workers mightnot notice that thevictim had been in

    contact with the livecable and causing

    the victim in contactfor long enough for

    casualty

    that could act as aninsulator that limit

    the current to avoidelectrical flow to the

    ground

    That could alertthe victim aboutthe existence of

    the cable

    Aluminium, agood conductorcaused currentto flow when

    workeraccidentally cut

    the cable.

    victim usedan aluminium

    pole as acutting tool

    No sign boardor warning

    board aroundthat area

    distance ofeach worker

    from the

    other mightbe too far

    victim wasnot wearing

    proper

    personalprotectiveequipment

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    EVENTS LEADING TO OCCURRENCE OF INCIDENT

    Every worker should be given a brief of safety measures andan instruction to perform emergency treatment before the

    paramedic.

    The paramedic was taking too much time to arrive to the scene asthe plantation was not equipped with proper emergency exit/road

    for this kind of accident.

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    RECOGNIZE

    EVALUATE

    CONTROL

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    RECOGNIZE AND EVALUATE THE HAZARD

    Equipment

    used topluck thepalm fruit

    An aluminum pole used asan equipment to pluck thepalm fruit has no insulator

    at the holder

    allowed the current to passthrough the workers body,CAUSED the worker to beelectrocuted

    Parasiteplants

    betweenthe cableline and

    palm fruit

    Parasite plants surroundingthe cable line and palmfruit had caused sometroubles for the worker topluck the palm fruit thatlead to miss-aim andaccidentally cut the cable

    Properused of

    PPE

    The worker himself didnot wear properprotective equipmentsuch as proper glove andboot

    PP

    Ehas its own resistivityto limit the flow of current

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    CONTROL THE HAZARD

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    CONTROL THE HAZARD

    Aware of anypossible hazard

    around the workingarea and take aserious safetyconsideration

    Followsafety

    proceduresgiven by the

    employer

    Wear PPEprovided by

    employer

    EMPLOYEE

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    SUGGESTED WORKPLAN FOR SAFETY PROCEDURES

    Wear personal

    protective equipmentsuitable for the job

    Always work in pairs

    with maximumdistance from eachother is 5 meters

    Indicate location of

    any power cables inthe plantation beforestarts working

    Keep safe distancefrom the power

    cables

    Checks allequipments used are

    in good condition

    Starts to work onlyafter all potential

    hazard is identified

    To avoid the incident from happen again, a new design of work procedureshould be followed by the workers for their safety

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    SUGGESTED WORKPLAN FOR SAFETY PROCEDURES

    Wear all personal

    protective equipment

    Do not use anyharvesting

    equipment that useselectric conducting

    material as a pole

    Do not harvest thepalm oil that is lessthan 1 meter from

    the power lines

    Put signs around thepower cables path to

    alert all personals

    All workers mustattend work safety

    course and CPRtraining

    Workers must beinformed of the

    location of first aid kitand important

    number to contactduring emergency

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    CONCLUSION

    No one can replacea worker or loved

    one that has died orsuffered theirreparable

    consequences of an

    electrical accident