Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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Signs
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Reporting Incidents
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Safety Trainings
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Items
Radios,
Cassette
with
safety
equipment
is
forbidden;
6. Causing damage on purpose or misuse of
facilities on the job site is forbidden;
and
other
hazards
(working
at
height,
Follow correct instructions, dont take chances, if they dont know, they should
ask.
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Use right tools and equipment for the job, use them safely.
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Use prescribed equipment, wear safe clothing and keep them in good
condition.
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Mandatory Signs
Remind us where
PPEs must be used,
Indicates mandatory
actions
Warning Signs
Draw attention to
health and safety
hazards Point out
hazards that may not
be obvious
Prohibition Signs
Indicates where
certain actions are
prohibited
Safe Signs
Provide general
information and
direction. Shows the
location of emergency
equipments
Personal protective equipment is a safeguard against job hazards. When used as intended
along with other preventative measures, PPE minimizes or eliminates risks to employees.
Smoking Zone:
butts to be provided
No overtake
Drive defensively
Visitor will have to Carry his visitor ID available with security guard.
Spray,
Bandages,
Antiseptic
Solvent,
eye
wash,
Types of
incidents
to be
reported
Never fix blame of accidents instead find the cause and take
preventive actions to avoid recurrence.
5. Dont move the injured person unless it is VERY essential to do so; you
may be hurting him by unnecessary movements
6. Move him only if there is further risk of injury to the casualty at the scene
of accident.
7. Dont give any drinks or food to the injured unless directed by
competent persons.
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Fire extinguishers
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Scaffolds / ladders
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Mechanical equipment
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All the inspections are to be recorded in prescribed formats and findings are being closed
Line management should respond in time to close the findings of safety inspections.
the agenda well in advance and follow up the implementation of the minutes.
Objectives
1. To find solutions for any HSE issues remaining unresolved during the previous
months,
2. To identify the problem areas and to work out suggestions for improvement,
3. To investigate accidents incurred during the previous month and if any, to
EXCAVATION
FIRE SAFETY
EMERGENCY EVACUATION
HEAT STRESS
POWER TOOLS
CRANE OPERATOR
LADDER SAFETY
PTW TRAINING
SIGNALMAN
PPE TRAINING
FIRST AIDER
MSDS CHEMICAL
SCAFFOLDINGS
DRIVING SAFETY
FIRE WARDEN
WORKING ON SCAFFOLDS
ACCIDENT / NEARMISS
MANUAL HANDLING
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
CRADLE OPERATOR
MEWP OPERATOR
use
of
incentives,
awards,
certification,
and
Ensure
your
under
working
employees
have
meetings
WORKPLACE HAZARDS
& SOLUTIONS
Housekeeping
2.
Fire
3.
Working at height
Ladders ,
Scaffold,
MEWP
4.
Electrical safety
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6.
Manual Handling
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Environmental hazards
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6.
FIRE
is
construction
injuries
property
disrupt
big
hazard
at
and
may
production
destroys
seriously
and
the
construction process.
JLT C1 Tower
12:30 pm
CUASE
UNSAFE HOTWORK IN
LIFT SHAFT
7. Arson
Locations of
extinguishers in your
area and How to use
The local
The location of FIRE
Emergency
ALRAM & How to raise Contacts FIRE
997, Police-999,
the ALRAM
Ambulance - 998
The location
of Assembly
point
FIRE CLASS
FIRE
EXTINGUISHER
PASS
RACE
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accidental
death
in
the
avoided
by
construction industry
It
needs
provision
to
be
of
suitable
access
of person
Falls from a higher level
Falls to a lower level
Falls to the same level
Slips / Trips
b. Fall of material
Throwing tool, Fall from
unprotected edge / openings
Collapse of scaffold
Fall of materials
UNSAFE
What make a Safe Mobile Scaffolding:1. Erected, modified and dismantled by competent
scaffolders only.
2. Height of the mobile tower shall not exceed 4 times
the smallest base width.
3. Use outriggers in accordance with manufacturer
4. Used only on firm, level, clean surfaces.
5. Moved on leveled surfaces only by pushing or
pulling or both.
6. Provision of internal ladder with trap door.
Ladder should be used as a means of access and for short period of work.
Using timber
SAFE
SAFE
Access Ladder
Connector
Dee Ring
Harness
Lanyard
Self retractor
Deceleration
Device
Grab system
Vertical lifeline
Free-Fall Distance
Total Fall Distance
Anchorage Point Strength and Location
Therefore,
a. Anchor the harness above your
shoulder height with a strong anchor
point which can sustain your weight.
b. provision of suitable anchorage points
Prevention
1. Use of safe tools
2. Restricting throw of tools and materials
3. Use of tool pouch & tool lanyard
4. Use of ropes with bucket to get material at
higher level.
5. Safe
scaffolds
with
toe
guard
&
edge
protection
are designed to provide a temporary working platform which can be easily moved from
one location to another.
Electricity is another major hazard which can injure, kill and destroy
company assets, and also is often the main source of FIRE
of Crane Failure
Untrained Operator & Signalmen
Poor condition of Cranes and lifting tools
Not following manufacturer instructions
Not following Load Limit SWL
Overloading - Placing crane on uneven surface.
Poor communication between crane operator and
signalmen
7. Improper slinging
8. Coming under suspended load
9. Swinging of loads non use of tagline
10. Dragging / Pulling loads using crane
11. Not maintaining regular maintenance and inspection
schedule
12. Working in adverse weather condition High wind
speed
Use tagline to
control the loads
Improper lifting
Twist & Jerk
Overweight of loads
Bulky loads
Insufficient Environment Lighting, Floors, Steps,
Access
Awkward position
Prevention
Carrying the load
Correct
Manual
Handling
Plan the Lift
Get Help if
Needed.
Lift With
the Legs
Use the
right
tools!
Quiz
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T / F We should always Lift load with our legs not with the back 2m
10. T / F At a time from one location 2 or more person can give signals to
crane operator. 2m
Answer
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P A S S Pull the pin, Aim Low, Squeeze handle, Sweep side by side. /
R A C E Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
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Answer
/ Write FOUR preventive measures while using Crane for Lifting? Any four
a. Comply with the manufacturer's specifications
b. Follow safe work load load capacity, angle according to load chart
c. Valid 3rd party certification for all lifting tools Crane, Slings, Shackles etc
d. Trained crane operator and dedicated signalmen for each crane
e. Hand signals those prescribed by ANSI standard for the type of crane in
use.
f. Competent person inspect all machinery and equipment:
prior to each use,
and during use,
g. Must be uniformly leveled and located on firm footing.
h. Riggers should check load, centre of gravity, use correct slings, softeners
where necessary
i. Respect the weather condition Wind speed
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Answer
/ THREE don'ts of LADDER?
a.
Never stand any higher than the third step from the top of a ladder.
b.
c.
d.
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T / F We should always Lift load with our legs not with the back TRUE
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END OF SESSION 2