UEEHA0023 — Develop and manage periodic electrical inspection and maintenance programs for hazardous areas

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50 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 14 performance evidence and 24 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Establish inspection and maintenance requirements

1.1Understanding of the provisions of hazardous area standards applicable to area classification, electrical installation design, selection and installation, and repair and reclamation of electrical equipment is applied to establishing the inspection and maintenance program
1.2Documentation in the verification dossier is reviewed to ascertain the extent of hazardous areas, the area classifications and the electrical installation details and, for an existing site, previous inspection schedule and maintenance program records
1.3The effect of external factors that may influence equipment integrity are assessed and included in establishing the types, grades and frequency inspections

2 Develop an inspection program for a hazardous area

2.1Inspection schedules are developed from knowledge of the extent of the hazardous area and the electrical installation, the assessment of factors influencing equipment integrity and an understanding of the requirements and recommendations of standards and equipment manufacturers
2.2Procedures for each grade of inspection are developed from recommendations of standards and equipment manufacturers and conditions particular to the site
2.3A documentation system is developed for reporting inspection activities and identifying non-compliance defects and recommendations for maintenance
2.4WHS/OHS policies and procedures are incorporated into the inspection and resulting maintenance program

3 Implement and evaluate the inspection and maintenance program

3.1Qualifications of inspectors and maintenance personnel are reviewed to ensure they are currently competent to do the work
3.2Periodic and sample inspection reports are used to develop maintenance programs and identify the need to revise the extent and frequency of inspections
3.3Maintenance programs are established within the limits permitted for remedial maintenance in hazardous areas
3.4Procedures are established for equipment identified as requiring repair or overhaul to be removed from service and sent to an accredited facility
3.5Reports and other documentation related to the inspection and maintenance program activities are retained in the site verification dossier

Performance evidence

determining inspection requirements, including:
reviewing all documentation held in the verification dossier
assessing the effect of factors that may influence equipment integrity
developing an inspection program for a given hazardous area, including:
developing inspection schedules based on information gathered from the verification dossier, factors that may influence equipment integrity, requirements of relevant standards and any previous inspection results
developing procedures for each grade of inspection based on the recommendations of standards and equipment manufacturers and conditions particular to the site
developing or reviewing the documentation systems for reporting inspection activities and identifying non-compliance defects and recommendations for maintenance
establishing or improving work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) procedures and safe work methods for inspection and maintenance activities
implementing and evaluating the inspection program and the resulting maintenance required, including:
reviewing qualifications of inspection and maintenance persons to ensure they are currently competent
developing a maintenance program from periodic and sample inspection reports, including procedures for dealing with equipment that may require repair or overhaul
evaluating the need to revise the extent and frequency of inspections from analysis of information in the inspection reports
ensuring all inspection and maintenance documents are retained in the verification dossier
establishing procedures for remedial maintenance and equipment repair and overhaul.

Knowledge evidence

area classification, including:
general principles and objectives
area classification procedures, including:
sources and grades of release
type and extent of zones
dust layer hazards
application of equipment protection levels (EPLs)
required inspection documentation including:
site-specific documents, including:
area classification and, where included, EPL for each location
records of explosion-protected equipment to be maintained in accordance with its type of protection
previous inspection records
compliance standards for equipment, electrical installation, design and selection and inspection and maintenance
inspection requirements, including:
grades of inspection and types of inspection
aspects to consider in establishing an inspection schedule
inspection schedule requirements
documentation of the results of scheduled inspections
WHS/OHS policy and safe work methods, including isolation of equipment within the hazardous area
maintenance requirements, including:
aspects of equipment subject to maintenance
limits of remedial maintenance within hazardous areas
requirements for repair, overhaul and reclamation of equipment
defects and remedial recommendations identified in schedule inspections.

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