UEEHA0026 — Maintain equipment associated with hazardous areas

1 Prepare to carry out maintenance of equipment

• 1.1WHS/OHS policies and procedures to work in hazardous areas are identified and applied
• 1.2Area classification and details of explosion-protected equipment and wiring are ascertained from hazardous area zone drawings and equipment certification documents held in the verification dossier
• 1.3Extent of remedial maintenance to be conducted is determined from regulatory requirements and/or inspection records held in the verification dossier
• 1.4Extent of breakdown maintenance is evaluated and confirmed with person/s reporting the breakdown
• 1.5Limits of breakdown maintenance that can be carried out in situ with regard to explosion risk is determined in consultation with technical management personnel
• 1.6Required tools, equipment and testing devices are obtained and checked for operational safety

2 Carry out equipment maintenance

• 2.1WHS/OHS policies and procedures for working in hazardous areas, including isolation of equipment, are followed
• 2.2Work is carried out in accordance with inspection records
• 2.3Requirements and limitations of scheduled and breakdown remedial maintenance requirements are applied
• 2.4Equipment is adjusted and maintained within the limits permitted by the equipment certification and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
• 2.5Certification documentation for like-for-like replacement parts is sighted to ensure compliance with the equipment certification and manufacturer’s instructions
• 2.6Circuits of equipment being withdrawn from service are isolated and terminated safely and in accordance with maintenance standards
• 2.7Flexible cables and cords are examined and removed from service if they are not in immediate use or are found to be defective or damaged
• 2.8Spare equipment, flexible cables and cords are maintained and stored where they are not likely to suffer deterioration or damage

3 Complete maintenance work and documentation

• 3.1Inspection of maintenance work is arranged in compliance with maintenance standards and regulatory requirements
• 3.2Action is taken to rectify maintenance defects (non-conformances) found during the maintenance work inspection
• 3.3Safety assessment for isolation of equipment is recorded in accordance with maintenance standards
• 3.4Completed maintenance work is documented in accordance with requirements and forwarded to relevant person/s for inclusion in the verification dossier

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