2.4 Controlled Equipment/Environment Area
- Tasks generating heat or dust are only to be conducted once local security staff have isolated the relevant EWIS/Fire detection zone. Should a false alarm be generated as a result of a failure to comply with this instruction, and the Fire Brigade attend, costs will be borne by the contractor.
- Food or drinks are prohibited within all equipment areas
- Smoking is not permitted within or at the accesses to any Eureka Tower Entry / Exit points.
- Access to emergency exits and fire extinguishers/hose reels are not to be obstructed in any way.
- Cable ties must be trimmed flush with flush cutters only. Normal side cutters or tie guns are not appropriate as they leave sharp edges
- Only equipment ‘fit for purpose’ is to be used at Eureka Tower. All electrical power tools and electrical extension leads must have a current test tag attached in accordance with AS 3760:2001.
- Whenever an electrical tool is to be used it must be attached to a Residual Current Device (Safety Switch), regardless of the task it is being used to complete.
- Be aware that red GPOs are to be treated as if connected to the UPS system and should not be used for general power. The only equipment permitted for use on these GPOs is electronic monitoring and testing equipment. If unsure, please contact the site staff.
- Danger tags are to be used when isolating electrical supplies. The tags are to be signed and dated by the licensed contractor and the building management.
- Anti- static precautions must be used on all equipment at all times.
- Test Equipment left in the process of testing must be placed on a trolley, rack or shelf, and must not obstruct access to other equipment. It must be labelled with the following: Contact Name, Ph No., Purpose and duration and must be approved by the building management. Any unlabelled test equipment will be removed.
The following Specific work must be reported to the building or operations manager prior to commencement. This contact is mandatory irrespective of PTWs etc.:
- All new installations or the start of a new project.
- Any activities that have the potential to effect 48VDC, 240VAC and/or air conditioning functionality need to be co-ordinated with ET personnel and a separate PTW must be raised.
- Any work under PTW criteria defined as a hazard or outage to Eureka tower’ telecommunication network.
- Any activity requiring working at heights, confined spaces, welding and any other potentially hazardous work.
- Any jumpering activity on the MDF, IDF, DSX/DDF or LGX. Jumpers are only to be run or removed by Optus staff. Appropriate PPE must be worn when working on the MDF, IDF, DSX/DDF or LGX
- If in any doubt about these conditions, consult with Building Management prior to commencing work