The document provides a general risk assessment for computer workstations. It identifies the main hazards as work-related disorders from prolonged computer use such as stress, fatigue and eyestrain. The assessment also notes electrical hazards from equipment. Control measures specified include complying with regulations for workstation setup and display screen equipment, taking regular breaks, using approved chemicals safely, and electrical safety checks. The risk level is deemed low and the assessment should be reviewed again in 2 years.
Electrical Maintenance for Engineers and TechniciansLiving Online
We have taken all the latest techniques and know-how relating to electrical maintenance and distilled this hard-hitting workshop so that you can update yourself in this fast-moving and powerful area. This workshop will also update you with the latest information on the maintenance and installation aspects of cables, substations and switchgear, transformers, circuit breakers and motors. You will become familiar with the latest techniques in safety operations of the above-mentioned electrical equipment.
The section on Electrical Preventive Maintenance (EPM) within the program cover the key aspects of EPM and its benefits. The electrical drawing and schematics area discusses the various types of drawings logic diagrams, ladder diagrams, cabling and wiring diagrams etc.
Safety is a very important aspect of electrical maintenance and equipment needs to be inspected and maintained according to the relevant international regulations. In this workshop the basic concepts related to safety rules and hazards are covered in detail with a separate section on inspection procedures.
Special focus has been given to the maintenance and asset management of switchgear.We also look at the testing procedures for major electrical equipment. A separate section is dedicated to covering special aspects of the installation of large power transformers and fire protection measures taken while installing them. A section on troubleshooting of transformers is also included.
This course also covers the new approaches of fault finding, maintenance, testing and troubleshooting of electric motors. As well as a section on installation and fault detection for cables.
Grounding techniques, types of faults and their effects, effects of inadequate grounding and inspection, concepts of SCADA, testing and maintenance of SCADA are covered in detail. We have also focused on issues with power quality, the role of the UPS in maintaining power quality, installation and maintenance of UPS, types of relays and relay maintenance.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Consulting engineers
Design engineers
Designers
Electrical engineers
Electronic technicians
Instrumentation and control engineers/technicians
Plant managers
Process control engineers
System engineers
System integrators
Test engineers
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what is interrupts and its kinds
what is difference between interrupts and Exceptions
with diagrams and intro
compete knowledge of every thing
computer architecture lecture notes
Health Monitoring of Industrial and Electrical EquipmentMAJAHARUL IMAM
It Detects if motor, generator or any Industrial Equipments having any faults,
excess heating and more vibration. Then sound up alarm to minimize the problems
Electrical Maintenance for Engineers and TechniciansLiving Online
We have taken all the latest techniques and know-how relating to electrical maintenance and distilled this hard-hitting workshop so that you can update yourself in this fast-moving and powerful area. This workshop will also update you with the latest information on the maintenance and installation aspects of cables, substations and switchgear, transformers, circuit breakers and motors. You will become familiar with the latest techniques in safety operations of the above-mentioned electrical equipment.
The section on Electrical Preventive Maintenance (EPM) within the program cover the key aspects of EPM and its benefits. The electrical drawing and schematics area discusses the various types of drawings logic diagrams, ladder diagrams, cabling and wiring diagrams etc.
Safety is a very important aspect of electrical maintenance and equipment needs to be inspected and maintained according to the relevant international regulations. In this workshop the basic concepts related to safety rules and hazards are covered in detail with a separate section on inspection procedures.
Special focus has been given to the maintenance and asset management of switchgear.We also look at the testing procedures for major electrical equipment. A separate section is dedicated to covering special aspects of the installation of large power transformers and fire protection measures taken while installing them. A section on troubleshooting of transformers is also included.
This course also covers the new approaches of fault finding, maintenance, testing and troubleshooting of electric motors. As well as a section on installation and fault detection for cables.
Grounding techniques, types of faults and their effects, effects of inadequate grounding and inspection, concepts of SCADA, testing and maintenance of SCADA are covered in detail. We have also focused on issues with power quality, the role of the UPS in maintaining power quality, installation and maintenance of UPS, types of relays and relay maintenance.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Consulting engineers
Design engineers
Designers
Electrical engineers
Electronic technicians
Instrumentation and control engineers/technicians
Plant managers
Process control engineers
System engineers
System integrators
Test engineers
MORE INFORMATION: http://www.idc-online.com/content/electrical-maintenance-engineers-and-technicians-25
what is interrupts and its kinds
what is difference between interrupts and Exceptions
with diagrams and intro
compete knowledge of every thing
computer architecture lecture notes
Health Monitoring of Industrial and Electrical EquipmentMAJAHARUL IMAM
It Detects if motor, generator or any Industrial Equipments having any faults,
excess heating and more vibration. Then sound up alarm to minimize the problems
In a nutshell, Inbound is what's replaced traditional, costly broadcast advertising with an adaptable model where customer behaviour is made visible, results tangible and effectiveness measurable.
Google Vietnam digital profiling report 7/2012Anh Pham Duy
Google Vietnam digital profiling report 7/2012
1 Background & Methodology
2 Internet users at a glance
3 Cross-media consumption behaviour
4 The role of the internet when shopping
5 Search and the research process
6 Advertising and the research process
7 Summary
8 Appendix
The NDX is a 4–20 mA powered micro-controller based intelligent valve controller. The device contains a local user interface enabling configuration and operation without opening the device cover. Configuration and operation can also be made remotely by PC with asset management software connected to the control loop.
In a nutshell, Inbound is what's replaced traditional, costly broadcast advertising with an adaptable model where customer behaviour is made visible, results tangible and effectiveness measurable.
Google Vietnam digital profiling report 7/2012Anh Pham Duy
Google Vietnam digital profiling report 7/2012
1 Background & Methodology
2 Internet users at a glance
3 Cross-media consumption behaviour
4 The role of the internet when shopping
5 Search and the research process
6 Advertising and the research process
7 Summary
8 Appendix
The NDX is a 4–20 mA powered micro-controller based intelligent valve controller. The device contains a local user interface enabling configuration and operation without opening the device cover. Configuration and operation can also be made remotely by PC with asset management software connected to the control loop.
SIWES REPORT ON NETWORKING AND BASIC WEB DESIGNEjiro Ndifereke
This is a technical report on a 6 month Industrial Training on networking and little of web design. The format used is as stated in the SIWES Handbook.
1. GENERAL RISK ASSESSMENT
PROGRAMME AREA
All Sites
OPERATION BEING ASSESSED
REF NO.
RA 1
COMPUTER WORKSTATIONS
PURPOSE/METHOD OF WORK (3)
To use a VDU workstation for a variety of tasks, including word processing, accounting, record keeping, graphic design and general data
input.
Use of the computer may be via a keyboard, a mouse or both.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Switch on power to workstation.
Run software appropriate to the task.
Use keyboard or mouse to input information and commands
Store data to floppy disk.
Produce hardcopy of data documents.
Shut down software package on completion of the task.
Switch off power to workstation.
SPECIFIC LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENTS (4)
Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act
Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations
Electricity at Work Regulations
Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations
CHEMICALS/MATERIALS
INVOLVED (6)
Screen Cleaner
HSC NO.
ASSESSMENT
DATE
LEVEL OF SKILL/TRAINING REQUIRED (5)
Knowledge of operation of computer hardware and
peripherals.
Knowledge and understanding of the appropriate
software.
Knowledge of the outcome of any specific Display Screen
Equipment assessments as required by the Regulations.
SPECIFIC WORK EQUIPMENT PROVIDED (7)
Computer with Monitor and Keyboard
Optionally a mouse and a printer
Other peripheral equipment
2. MAIN HAZARDS IDENTIFIED (8)
WHO WILL BE AFFECTED (9)
CONTROL MEASURES TO REDUCE THE RISK (10)
Work Related Disorders
VDU User
Ensure workstation assessed in accordance with the
Display Screen Equipment Regulations and complies with
the Code of Practice on Visual Display Units.
Ensure users are aware of basic requirements of Display
Screen Equipment Regulations and have competence to
adjust workstations to comply with the above.
Stress/Fatigue/Eyestrain etc.
VDU User
Effects from use of chemicals
VDU User
Electrical Hazard
VDU User
Operators to follow varied work regime and take breaks
away from the workstation and after every hour of
continuous use.
Ensure only approved substances and Safety Control
Systems are used and assessments undertaken where
required.
Ensure user awareness regarding potential hazards from
toner and instructions for safe use as outlined in health
and safety control sheet.
Toners replaced by trained personnel (Network Services).
Ensure all electrical equipment tested in accordance with
the PUWER Regulations.
Equipment must not be powered permanently with four
gang leads. All computers and peripherals should have
individual socket outlets.
Ensure that any member of staff or student without the
relevant competencies does not interfere with, or attempt
to make repairs to electrical equipment etc.
MANUAL HANDLING RISK (11)
Has a manual handling risk been identified
NO
Is the risk considered to be
LOW
Is a further detailed assessment required
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED (12)
NO
If the answer to the above question is YES a separate manual
handling assessment will be required to fulfil the requirements of
the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992.
Is training and instruction required
Is there need for special accommodation
Is there need for test/examination
Is all P. P. E. compatible
FREQUENCY OF MONITORING (13)
N/A
3
Months
6 Months
1 Year
X
Signed:
Samantha Hampton
Facilities Manager
Date:
1 st April 2010
NO
NO
NO
N/A
ASSESSMENT REVIEW PERIOD
> 1 Year
< 1 Year
2 Years
X
3 Years
4 Years
>4
Years