November 3

Retooling
Vocational
Program 2017
Electrical Engineering Weekly Report: Week 1
Technology

Alfin Hidayat
Banyuwangi State Polytechnic

Ministry Of Research, Technology And

Higher Education

Republic Of Indonesia
 Table of Contents
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Table of Contents......................................................................i

Week 1 - Orientation/Safety/Petroleum Overview .............................. 1

1.1 The Curriculum of Week 1 ................................................... 1

1.2 Rationale ....................................................................... 1

1.3 Learning Outcome ............................................................. 2

1.4 Laboratory Objectives ........................................................ 2

1.5 Documentations ............................................................... 3

1.6 Attachment..................................................................... 4

L.1 Certificates .................................................................. 4

L2. Schedule of Week 1 ........................................................ 5

L.3 Material Worksheet Hazards Identification ............................. 6

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Week 1 - Orientation/Safety/Petroleum Overview
Instructor :

1. JJ Best and Team

2. Francis Rambaransingh

In this week, The instructor giving some explanation about

Orientation on Safety in industry workplace generally

1.1 The Curriculum of Week 1

What will you learn in Week 1?

1. Orientation
a. Introduction Personnel Committee of Training
b. Field Trip Campus SAIT
2. Safety
a. Identify Workplace Hazard and Establishing Hazard Controls
b. Effect Engineering controls to remove or nullify the remaining
hazards
c. Educate the worker an avoiding hazards
d. Administrative Controls
e. Personal Protective Equipment
3. Petroleum Overview
a. From Pore Space to Gas Tank
b. Upstream Sector Conventional Production
4. Assessment
a. Safety and Petroleum Overview Assessment

1.2 Rationale
Why it is important to learn this material?

A well organized and communicated workplace safety model helps

supervisors and employees be more consistent and thorough in their
approach to workplace safety. In addition, the employees must learn to
think through their work processes and plan for hazards. They must be able
to evaluate their work situation and assess the existing or likely workplace
hazards and the resulting risk to workers, then create as safe a work
environment as possible, and report any hazards to a supervisor.

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1.3 Learning Outcome
When complete this material, you will able to…

1. Recognizing Workplace Hazards

“To be forewarned is to be forearmed.” Hazards cannot be
prevented if they are not recognized. At this point, decisions such
as locking and tagging out electrical circuits and equipment should
be made.

2. Evaluating the Danger of Hazards

Once hazards are recognized, workers must evaluate the risk of
injury from each hazard. Never assume the risk is low until the
hazard has been evaluated (“Do it first and ask forgiveness later”
doesn’t work when you’ve been electrocuted!) Because the
conditions at a job site are in a continual state of change (weather,
workers, tasks being performed, tools and equipment being used,
etc) , hazards must be continually recognized and evaluated. To
evaluate a workplace hazard, consider how close a worker or metal
conduit could come to that hazard, consider whether there are
combinations of hazards present that would increase the risk to
workers, and consider any clues to existing issues.

3. Controlling Hazards
Once any electrical hazards have been recognized and evaluated,
they must be controlled. This can be accomplished by either
changing the hazardous part of the work environment (preferred
method) according to OSHA regulations on electrical safety and the
NFPA 70E and/or implementing safe work practices to lessen or
eliminate the hazard.

1.4 Laboratory Objectives

Here is what you will able to do when you complete each
objectives

One way to implement these three components of the workplace

safety model is to conduct a job hazard analysis (JHA) for a
recognized hazardous task or to fix a known hazard. Breaking the
process into the three components of the safety model in chart form
simplifies the safety process, lessening the likelihood that a worker
will expose themselves to the hazard.

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1.5 Documentations

Figure 1 Student ID of SAIT

Figure 2 Orientation Class

Figure 3 Class Section of Safety Orientation

Figure 4 Petroleum Overview in Wellsite Laboratory

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1.6 Attachment
L.1 Certificates

Figure 5 Certification Completion Online Safety Orientation

Figure 6 Certificate Electronic General Safety Orientation (EGSO)

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L2. Schedule of Week 1
Tabel 1 Schedule of Week 1

Week 1 (October 23-27)

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
8:30

Safety Safety Petroleum Petroleum

9:00 Orientation Orientation Overview Overview
(NJ101) (TD153) (TD153) (NJ101)
Francis Francis Francis Francis
10:00 Rambaransingh Rambaransingh Rambaransingh Rambaransingh

11:30

12:30

Petroleum
Orientation Safety Safety Petroleum
Overview
13:00 Orientation Orientation Overview
(NN904 12-3
(TD153) (TD153) (TD153)
KA329 3-3:30)
Francis Francis Francis
Francis
14:00 Rambaransingh Rambaransingh Rambaransingh
Rambaransingh

15:30

16:00

17:00

Topics: Orientation/Safety/Petroleum Overview

Instructors: Francis Rambaransingh

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L.3 Material Worksheet Hazards Identification

Wellsite Safety
Hazards Lab

MacPhail School of Energy Feb 2014

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Wellsite Safety Hazards Lab

Learning Outcome

When you complete this module you will be able to ….

Recognize and rate safety hazards in the Wellsite Lab.
Learning Objectives

Here is what you will be able to do when you complete each objective.
Identify, Assess and Control safety hazards in the Wellsite facility

Introduction

Throughout the Wellsite facility you will find many safety hazards. Your first task in
this exercise is to conduct an inspection of the Wellsite facility to determine how
many obvious safety hazards you can locate.

EXERCISE

All jobs need to be assessed for hazards. Since you will be operating this facility it
will be necessary for you to conduct an audit of the Wellsite to become aware of
potential safety hazards associated with the operation of the equipment in the
Wellsite. You will also have to rate the hazards using the method shown.

If you find a hazard, elimination of the hazard is your first choice of action. However
if this is not possible, then control of the hazards by using the hierarchy of controls is
necessary. Hazard control methods are summarized below.

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HAZARD CONTROL

The assessed hazards must be eliminated or controlled. If the hazard cannot be

eliminated, controls must be implemented to reduce the risk. In determining
measures to overcome the hazard there are three types of controls to consider:
Following are examples of each type of control to assist in the selection. The
hierarchy of controls must be considered in each circumstance and in the following
order:

1. Engineering
2. Administrative
3. Personal Protective Equipment.

Engineering controls:

 Design of the workplace

 Automation and control systems
 Machine guard, interlocks, lockouts, warning devices
 Isolation/enclosure
 Limitation (safety valves)
 Ventilation (general dilution/local exhaust)
 Air monitoring devices
 Communication devices

Administrative controls:

 Substitution of a less toxic product

 Policies and procedures
 Training
 Organizing and planning work
 Safety plan/procedure

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

 Hard hat
 Safety boots
 Eye protection
 Hearing protection
 Fire resistant clothing

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 Respiratory protective equipment
 Fall protection
Possible hazards you may want to consider when evaluating your operations in the
Wellsite:

Physical hazards

 Lifting and handling loads

 Slipping and tripping
 Moving parts of machinery
 Working at height
 Pressurized system
 Fire
 Electricity
 Excess noise
 Inadequate lighting
 Extreme temperatures (heat/cold)
 Vibration

Chemical hazards (if applicable)

 Gases
 Vapours
 Mists
 Fumes
 Dusts

Biological hazards (if applicable)

 Viruses and bacteria in blood and bodily fluids, moulds, fungi

Psychological (if applicable)

 Working conditions
 Stress
 Fatigue

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 Workplace violence

RATING POTENTIAL HAZARDS

Once the hazards associated with the jobs/tasks are determined you will have to rate
the hazards as follows:

1. Rank the frequency as per the Hazard Rating chart (see page 4) as follows:
1 - rarely, a person is exposed to the hazard less than once a month

2 - often, a person is exposed to the hazard 3 or less times a week

3 - daily, a person is exposed more than 3 times a week or every day

2. Rank the probability of occurrence as per the Hazard Rating chart as follows:
1 - unlikely to occur

2 - some chance/probable

3 - will occur if not attended to/likely

3. Rank the severity as per the Hazard Rating chart as follows:

1 - first aid or minor property damage, a person administers first aid to self

2 - injury results in lost time, seeking medical help or moderate property damage

3 - injury results in permanent disability, serious health effects or major property

damage

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 Table 1
Hazard Rating Chart

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity First Aid Lost Time Injury Fatal

Minor Damage Moderate Damage Major Damage

Probability Unlikely Probable Likely

Frequency of Rarely (<1/month) Often (3 times/week) Every day

Exposure

Determine the ranking for each hazard using Frequency + Probability + Severity =
Risk Rating

High (7-9): means the hazard must be attended to immediately. Controls must be in
place and a safe job procedure should be developed and communicated to those that
are affected.

Moderate (4-6): means the hazard requires attention. Controls should be put into
place and safe work procedure should be developed prior and communicated to those
that are affected. Employees must be aware of the hazard.

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Low (1-3): means the hazard requires attention. Controls must be in place and a safe
job procedure should be developed and communicated to those that are affected. A
safe work procedure may also be developed.

Assignment

Complete the following tables for 2 hazards in the following areas of the Wellsite:

COMPRESSOR HAZARDS

Compressor

Hazard 1
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency of
Exposure

Hazard Risk Rating (Total Score) : _____________

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Compressor

Hazard 2
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency of
Exposure

Hazard Risk Rating (Total Score) : _____________

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DEHYDRATOR HAZARDS

Dehydrator

Hazard 1
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency of
Exposure

Hazard Risk Rating (Total Score) : _____________

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Dehydrator

Hazard 2
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency
of Exposure

Hazard Risk Rating (Total Score) : _____________

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SEPARATOR/ TREATER

Separator/ Treater

Hazard 1
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency of
Exposure

Hazard Risk Rating (Total Score) : _____________

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Separator/ Treater

Hazard 2
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency of
Exposure

HAZARD RISK RATING (TOTAL SCORE) : _____________

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GENERAL HAZARD WELLSITE AREA

Wellsite Area

Hazard 1
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency
of Exposure

Hazard Risk Rating (Total Score) : _____________

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Wellsite Area

Hazard 2
______________________________________________________________

Suggested remedy:
______________________________________________________

ASSIGNED VALUES

1 2 3

Severity

Probability

Frequency of
Exposure

Hazard Risk Rating (Total Score) : _____________

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 HAZARD RISK RATING SUMMARY

HAZARD LOCATION IDENTIFIED RISK RATING

HAZARD NUMBER
(max. 9)

COMPRESSOR
2

DEHYDRATOR
2

SEPARATOR/TREATER
2

WELLSITE AREA
2

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