House keeping :

1. Cleaning (Dust cleaning, wet floor cleaning etc)

2. Chemical handling
3. Broken Glass Handling
4. Floor Scrubbing
5. Floor Polishing.
6. Cafeteria Cleaning

Façade cleaning :

1. Slips and Trips due to site conditions or trailing hoses and leads resulting in injury to operative
and/or other persons.
2. Falls from working at height using A steps resulting in injury to operative working at height
and/or other persons.
3. Overhead cables coming into contact with cleaning equipment and/or operative resulting in
potential injury to operative and/or other persons.
4. Members of public or unauthorised persons coming into contact with operatives or equipment
that could result in a harmful situation to operatives and/or damage to equipment.
5. Hazardous weather conditions that may cause dangerous working conditions for operatives
and result in injury to operative and/or other persons within vicinity.
6. Manual handling – incorrect equipment being used or posture being adopted could result in
operative injury.
7. Using Detergent – Potential risk of injury if cleaning materials are not handled correctly.

8. Falling Objects – Potential risk of dropping portable tools or water fed poles if operated in
unsafe conditions.
9.
New and untrained staff –Potential risk of harm or injury to untrained staff and other persons in
the area due to lack of experience and training

ETP/ STP operations:

1. Slips and falls on floors made slippery by water, aqueous solutions or solvents.

2. Blows and contusions caused by falling heavy articles, including containers of chemical reagents,
e.g., from overhead conveyers, or by contact with moving machinery or vehicles.

3. Falls into ponds, pits, clarifiers or tanks causing injuries or drowning.

4. Hazards related to entry into confined spaces - suffocation due to oxygen deficiency, poisoning (e.g.
by hydrogen sulphide), etc.

5. Burns, by steam or hot vapours, by splashes of hot plating baths, solvents and other liquids, by contact
with hot surfaces (e.g., annealing ovens), etc.

6. Electric shock caused by contact with faulty electrical equipment, cables, etc.
7. Injuries (especially of eyes) caused by flying particles, in particular from rotating brush cleaning or
wheel grinding.

8. Fire and explosions due to the formation and release of flammable gases during processing (e.g.,
methane, hydrogen).

9. Vigorous chemical reactions caused by uncontrolled mixing of chemicals (e.g., if water is mixed with
concentrated sulphuric acid ) during the preparation of reagents for wastewater treatment.

10. Acute poisoning caused by various chemicals present in the wastes, used as reagents (e.g., gaseous
chlorine), or released during the treatment; a particular hazard is caused by the possible release of a
number of poisonous gases, e.g., hydrogen-cyanide (from metal plating or heat treatment wastes upon
acidification), hydrogen-sulphide, etc.

11. Chemical burns by corrosive liquids Damage to eyes by splashes of irritating or corrosive liquids.

DG room operations :

Key Maintenance Activity:

 Coolant Heater and Level
 Check and record oil and fuel level
 Examine Charge-air piping
 Drain water from tank and filter
 Check air cleaner
 Check battery charger
 Check coolant concentration
 Exhaust water-trap
 Check drive belt tension
 Check starting batteries
 Change fuel, oil and air filters.
 Examine radiator hoses.
 Flush and clean cooling system.

Electric panel room Activity:

Check
a) Access door is marked and in working order
b) Free of excessive dust, dirt and debris
c) No storage. Clearance of at least 36 inches from panels
d) Adequate lighting
e) Free of water or potential sources of water
f) Check for burning or “ozone” odors
g) Room is well ventilated
h) Panel doors in working order
i) Front panel is present and no open slots are present
j) Free of excessive dust and dirt
k) Seal and gaskets are installed
l) All the wiring is reaching completely into the box and properly secured
m) No punch-out missing
n) All the breakers are labeled
o) If present, check for heater elements
p) If present, check for fans
q) Check for arc flash protection warning signs
r) Check for identification of disconnecting means and circuit directories for panel boards,
switchboards.

UPS ROOM ACTIVITY:

Batteries

1. Battery surface clean of dust and dirt accumulation

2. Check for all terminals and connections being tight and clean
3. Check for corrosion on battery terminals
4. Check for stranded cables, corroded or separate.
5. Check electrolyte levels and specific gravity.

Charger

1. Free of dirt and debris

2. Check for terminal connections
3. Check that all relays, lights, and other indicating devices are working properly