Transcription of Significant Incident Report No. 245
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Significant Incident Report No. 245 Subject: Worker injured by low-voltage switchboard arc flashDate: 17 August 2016 Summary of incidentNote: The Department of Mines and Petroleum s investigation is ongoing. The informationcontained in this Significant Incident Report is based on materials received, knowledge andunderstanding at the time of June 2016, an electrician was performing wiring modifications to a low voltage (415 VAC) motorcontrol centre (MCC). The power to the front compartment switchboard had been isolated and thebusbars in the rear compartment remained removing the doors of the rear compartment to identify control cable core numbers, theelectrician noticed that the busbar cover panel inside the compartment was not positioned the electrician touched the cover panel to check if it was secure, it moved and there was an arcflash and blast.
Significant Incident Report No. 245 Subject: Worker injured by low-voltage switchboard arc flash Date: 17 August 2016 Summary of incident Note: The Department of Mines and Petroleum’s investigation is ongoing.
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