"six, eight steps" for electrician switching operations - Solutions - Huaqiang Electronic Network

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Six Essential Requirements:

1. Operators must be officially approved by management after passing a comprehensive examination and training program.
2. All field equipment should be clearly labeled with names, numbers, nameplates, rotation direction indicators, switch position markings, and color codes to distinguish electrical components.
3. A system simulation diagram (or computer-based simulation) must match the actual field equipment and current operational mode.
4. On-site operation procedures, tickets, and standardized terminology for scheduling and operations must be in place.
5. Operation instructions must be clear and accurate, along with a properly prepared and authorized operation ticket or operation card.
6. Qualified tools, safety equipment, and facilities (including special tools for grounding wires) must be available. Electrical equipment should be equipped with a complete set of "five-proof" devices to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Eight Key Steps:

1. The operator should accurately fill out the operation ticket based on the pre-released operation task by the supervisor.
2. Before starting, a trial run or technical verification must be conducted to confirm accuracy.
3. Clearly understand the purpose of the operation and perform a thorough risk analysis and pre-control measures beforehand.
4. Receive official operation instructions from the dispatch center, including the exact time of issuance.
5. Verify the equipment's name, number, and current status before proceeding.
6. Follow the operation ticket step-by-step, recording each action, conducting rehearsals, and ensuring proper supervision during execution. Confirm equipment status changes and check the ticket for accuracy.
7. Report the completion of the operation and the time to the dispatcher.
8. Keep detailed records, update the system simulation map to reflect the current equipment status, and sign the operation ticket once everything is confirmed.