UEEHA0036 — Test reeling, trailing and flexible cables and their attachments used in coal mining

1 Prepare to test cables

• 1.1Safe work methods to test damaged and repaired cables are obtained and understood
• 1.2Cable to be tested before and after repair is confirmed with supervising personnel
• 1.3Cable repair history and test records are reviewed to identify potential issues and ascertain the viability of repair
• 1.4Tools, equipment and testing devices needed to carry out the tests are obtained and checked for correct operation, safety and currency of calibration certification

2 Determine the extent of cable repairs by fault finding, testing and inspection

• 2.1Safe work methods to carry out cable inspecting and testing are obtained interpreted and applied
• 2.2Knowledge of basic electrical quantities, circuits and cable design parameters and how they are tested and measured is applied to cable testing
• 2.3Cable testing devices are handled carefully and set up correctly prior to each test
• 2.4Cables are inspected and tested to ascertain the viability of repairs or extent of repairs required
• 2.5Viability and extent of the cable repair is determined from inspection, test results and cable repair history records
• 2.6Decision on the viability of repair and instructions for the repair of the cable are documented and forwarded to the responsible personnel

3 Test repaired cable

• 3.1Safe work methods to carry out cable testing are obtained interpreted and applied
• 3.2Cable testing devices are handled carefully and set up correctly prior to each test
• 3.3Each test reading is taken accurately, interpreted and recorded
• 3.4Actions to rectify any non-complying parameters shown by test results are documented and forwarded to the responsible personnel
• 3.5Safe work methods for the care and storage of test equipment at the completion of testing are followed

4 Document test results, fault finding and cable repair

• 4.1Cable history test records are updated in accordance with quality assurance procedures
• 4.2Responsible supervisor is notified of the completion of the work in accordance with quality assurance procedures

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