How to write a risk assessment report when it is time to continue using three types of high-voltage equipment after their service life has expired
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How to prepare a risk assessment report when it is time to continue using three types of high-voltage equipment beyond their intended service life?
Beyond the design life limit, a risk assessment should be issued by the inspection agency; change procedures must be followed, and the reason for the change is \"exceeding the limit period\"”
I agree with you – it’s worth spending some money to hire a qualified, experienced, and capable assessment agency to carry out this task; it can’t be done by trial and error’
There’s another approach: contact the inspection agency to see if they can provide sample templates for reference
Thank you all for the solutions you provided. The risk assessment for three types of equipment that need to be continued in use beyond their service life should differ from the risk assessment report prepared at the time of designing new equipment, and the entities responsible for preparing these assessments should also be different.
Indeed, the failure modes of devices that have been in use for a long time may differ from those of new devices, and as a result, the risk prevention and mitigation measures also differ; these need to be redeveloped based on the findings after testing.