APOC Operation Department Safety Flashcards

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Vocabulary flashcards covering safety guidelines, permit-to-work procedures, hazardous conditions, and operational roles for the APOC plant.

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Windsock

A device consisting of an open ring on one end of a tube enclosed by cloth, used to indicate wind direction (which is opposite of where it points) and approximate wind speed to aid evacuation during gas releases or fires.

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Noise Induced Hearing Loss Threshold

The sound exposure level of more than 90 dBA90\,\text{dBA} at which hearing loss can occur.

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Hearing Conservation Program Requirement

A safety program that becomes mandatory when personnel are exposed to noise levels exceeding 85 dBA85\,\text{dBA}.

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Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) / Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

A document containing information on the potential health, fire, reactivity, and environmental hazards of a chemical product, as well as instructions on how to work safely with it.

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Safe Work Permit

A written contract and authorization between the Issuer and Receiver permitting maintenance, service, and project activities by defining the work, hazards, preparation, and necessary safety precautions.

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Class A Permit

A high-risk work permit covering open flames, welding, hot tapping, power tools, confined space entry, excavations of depth ≥1.2 meters\ge 1.2\,\text{meters}, live electrical troubleshooting for >400 V> 400\,\text{V}, live repair for 50–240 V50\text{--}240\,\text{V}, and de-energized repairs >400 V> 400\,\text{V} (excluding motors).

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Class B Permit

A work permit covering line opening, process isolation, cold cutting, vehicle movement in hazardous/unpaved areas, circuit breaker isolation, live repairs <50 V< 50\,\text{V}, electrical troubleshooting between 50 V50\,\text{V} and 400 V400\,\text{V}, radioactive materials, all excavations, and spray painting or painting on surfaces >60 ∘C> 60\,^\circ\text{C}.

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Class C Permit

A low-risk work permit for scaffolding erection/removal, insulating, painting, housekeeping, routine instrument repairs not involving process isolation, greasing, and machinery vibration monitoring.

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Class A and Class B Permit Issuer

The Shift Supervisor, who is designated to authorize and issue both Class A and Class B permits.

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Class C Permit Issuer

The Authorized Operations Representative (Lead or Senior Operator), who issues Class C permits as no final approval is required.

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Confined Space Entry Permit Approver

The Department Manager or their designated representative, whose counter-signature is mandatory for entry authorization.

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Excavation Permit Counter-Signer

A representative from Engineering Support (Civil Engineer), whose counter-signature is required because they possess complete details of underground cables and piping.

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Radiological Safety Officer (RSO)

The designated safety officer whose counter-signature is compulsory for any job involving radiography or radioactive elements.

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Safe Work Permit Validity Period

A maximum period not to exceed 24 hours24\,\text{hours} from the original issue time, requiring renewal following any work interruption exceeding 2 hours2\,\text{hours}.

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Unsafe Condition Report (UCR)

Documentation of any hazardous physical condition in the workplace—such as faulty equipment, slippery floors, or exposed wiring—that could potentially cause an accident or injury.

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Unsafe Act (UA)

Any behavioral action that increases the risk of an accident, including ignoring safety procedures, failing to wear protective equipment, or operating machinery improperly.

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Near Miss

An unplanned event that had the potential to result in an accident or injury but was avoided by chance or timely intervention.

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Accident

An unplanned event that results in injury, illness, or property damage.

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Valid Safe Work Permit

A permit with Sections I, II, and III fully completed, valid exclusively for the specific job and time duration recorded on the document.

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Confined Space

Any space with limited means of access that is subject to hazards such as oxygen deficiency, dust, or toxic and flammable gases, where purging/ventilation must cease 15 minutes15\,\text{minutes} prior to atmospheric testing.

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Confined Space Oxygen Limit

The safe atmospheric oxygen concentration range of 19.5–23.5%19.5\text{--}23.5\% required to conduct work inside a confined space.

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Master Card

A formal document used to record all operational actions taken to isolate a piece of equipment for maintenance.

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Green Master Card

The specific master card applied to all maintenance jobs that require Lockout/Tagout (LOTO).

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Pink Master Card

A supplemental master card used alongside the Green Master Card for tasks involving physical entry into a confined space or hot work/welding requiring slip blinding or disconnected lines.

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Temporary Release of Master Card

A temporary suspension of equipment isolation performed to verify the performance or operational health of equipment, such as a solo run of a motor.

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SHE Critical Instrument Bypass Authorization Permit

A permit used to bypass safety-critical instruments and systems (e.g., DCS/ESD interlocks, PSVs, Deluge systems) with a maximum validity of 1 week1\,\text{week} approved by the Department Manager.

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Entry Attendant

A designated safety individual identified by a green-colored vest responsible for controlling access, monitoring entrants during entry/exit, checking space conditions, and ordering immediate evacuation upon a gas alarm.

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Safety Watch

A designated safety observer wearing a red-colored vest who monitors Class A work conditions, verifies gas test intervals, controls adjacent area hazards, and initiates alarms or emergency evacuations.