UETDRDU023 — Joint, terminate and maintain high voltage Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR) cable

1 Prepare to Joint, Terminate and Maintain HV EPR cable

• 1.1Refer to and confirm legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice, and organisational workplace requirements for the work to be performed.
• 1.2Obtain and confirm the work plan in line with workplace requirements.
• 1.3Determine and obtain required materials in accordance with the work plan and workplace requirements.
• 1.4Determine, obtain and confirm tools, equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE) are in working order.
• 1.5Identify hazards, assess risks and apply appropriate control measures.
• 1.6Prioritise and sequence work for completion according to the work plan and workplace requirements.
• 1.7Prepare the worksite in accordance with the work plan and workplace requirements.

2 Carry Out the Jointing and Terminating of HV EPR cable in New Installations

• 2.1Apply and monitor legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice, and workplace requirements throughout the work.
• 2.2Perform manual handling tasks, work in confined spaces, and use tools, equipment and PPE in line with workplace requirements.
• 2.3Monitor and maintain hazard control measures in accordance with workplace requirements.
• 2.4Receive and sign work permits as per workplace procedures.
• 2.5Test the cable prior to jointing or terminating as per the work plan and procedures.
• 2.6Prepare the cable for jointing or terminating following the manufacturer’s instructions and workplace requirements.
• 2.7Complete jointing or terminating of the cable in line with manufacturer’s instructions and workplace requirements.
• 2.8Test the cable post-jointing or termination in accordance with the work plan and workplace requirements.
• 2.9Sign off work permits in line with workplace procedures.
• 2.10Respond to incidents or unplanned events in line with workplace requirements.
• 2.11Conduct quality checks of the work in accordance with the work plan and workplace requirements.

3 Carry out the maintenance of de-energised HV EPR cable

• 3.1Apply and monitor legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice, and organisational workplace requirements.
• 3.2Carry out manual handling tasks, work in confined spaces, and use tools, equipment and PPE in accordance with workplace requirements.
• 3.3Monitor hazard control measures in line with workplace procedures.
• 3.4Identify and spike or cut the cable in accordance with workplace requirements.
• 3.5Receive and sign work permits as per workplace procedures.
• 3.6Test the cable in line with the work plan and workplace requirements.
• 3.7Prepare the cable for maintenance following manufacturer’s instructions and workplace requirements.
• 3.8Perform maintenance on the cable as per manufacturer’s instructions and workplace requirements.
• 3.9Test the cable, joints and terminations according to the work plan and workplace requirements.
• 3.10Sign off work permits in line with workplace procedures.
• 3.11Respond to incidents or unplanned events in accordance with workplace requirements.
• 3.12Perform quality checks of the completed work in accordance with the work plan and procedures.

4 Complete Work and Documentation

• 4.1Check joint, termination or maintenance for compliance against the work plan and workplace requirements.
• 4.2Report incidents or unplanned events in line with workplace procedures.
• 4.3Rehabilitate, clean and make the worksite safe in accordance with workplace requirements.
• 4.4Clean, check, and return tools and equipment to storage in line with workplace procedures.
• 4.5Return or dispose of surplus materials according to workplace requirements.
• 4.6Complete work records, reports and documentation in line with workplace requirements.

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