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12 steps to safe isolation IND COM 270317

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12 easy steps to safe isolation
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Check with the duty holder/
authoriesd person that it is
acceptable to isolate the circuit/
equipment.
Ensure that there is a ‘Permit To Work’ in
place.
Identify the type of
supply system
TN-S – linked
main switch
TN-C-S – linked main
switch
TT – all pole Isolation –
All circuits and
equipment.
Serial No
Location
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Locate and identify the circuit/
equipment to be isolated
including any alternative sources.
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Step 7
Isolate circuit / equipment by:
• Switching off
- Double-Pole/
three-phase Isolator
- Circuit-Breakers
- Withdrawing fuse.
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Step 8
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Step 6
Step 5
Verify the circuit/equipment
is functional.
Select an approved voltage
indicator device (GS 38)* this must
be verified.
• On a proving unit
(recommended)
If the circuit is not operational,
dead testing may be required
to verify the circuit.
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100v
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*GS 38 - 4th Edition. V1 CAT IV 2 pole VI conforms
to BS EN 61243-3
Step 9
Step 10
Step 11
Fit appropriate
lock off device
and locks.
Verify the circuit/equipment is
isolated. Use the approved voltage
indicator device to verify circuit is
dead. Test between all conductorsLine-Line, Line-Neutral, Line-Earth,
Neutral-Earth.
Re-check the approved voltage
indicator device is still functional
• On the same proving system as
Step 5.
Person carrying
out works to
retain key. Fit
warning label
for isolation and
identified work.
Issue permit to
work.
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POWE
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Step 12
Test
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100v
50v
Always remain vigilant and recheck
with voltage indicating
device when
moving away and
returning to the
circuit/equipment.
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POWE
400v
230v
Circuit/equipment should be safe
to carry out the work.
50 100 200 400
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3 Phase = 10 tests
1 Phase = 3 tests
Process for re-energising the circuit/system
Step 2
Remove locking off devices, locks and labels and
restore electrical supply.
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Volta
400v
230v
100v
50v
50v
Step 1
After completing the work inspect and test in
accordance with Part 6 BS 7671 (dead tests).
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Step 3
Complete testing (live tests).
Commission circuit equipment.
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Step 4
Complete and issue appropriate
test certificates/reports.
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