HSE Induction
DEAWOO E & C LTD
Q CHEM II PROJECT
Jump to first page
INTRODUCTION
HSE Policies
HSE Targets
Site Safety and Security
Construction Work Standards
PTW System
Health and Environment
Incident Reporting
Jump to first page
HSE Policy
• Commitment from Senior Management
• Safety is a Line Responsibility
• Require Contractor to Manage HSE
• Awareness Training
Jump to first page
Construction HSE
Targets
No Fatalities - no death resulting from an injury (traumatic) or illness/disease
(occupational).
No Lost Time Accidents – nonfatal injury (traumatic) or illness/disease
(occupational) that does not meet the definition of lost time accidents.
No Occupational Health Cases – no physiological harm or loss of
capacity produced by exposures to conditions of the work environment over a period of
time.
No Serious Incidents – no resulting in one or more fatalities or major
injuries, a vehicle crash or derailment, or an evacuation.
No Road Traffic Accidents – to reduce or eliminated the harm (deaths,
injuries, and property damage) resulting from crashes of road vehicles traveling in and
out of site.
No Environmental Accidents – no accidents or harm occur in nature.
Jump to first page
Smoking, Drug & Alcohol Policy
No matches or Lighters be carried on site
Smoking only at Designated Areas
No Alcohol or Un Prescribed drugs
Failure to comply with above, “Disciplinary Action”
Jump to first page
Site Access
Only enter or leave by allowed entrances
and / or Exits
Safety Induction
Get your Photograph taken
Receive your Security Pass
Wear / Display pass at site at all times
Report lost passes and re-apply new ones
Never use other people passes
Vehicles entering site must possess valid
“Vehicle Pass”
Jump to first page
Transportation
Comply with Traffic Rules and Regulations
No Passengers on open pick-up, lorries,
cranes etc.
Observe site speed limits and traffic signs,
Maximum Speed Limit is “30Kph”
Check vehicle daily before driving
Oil
Water
Brakes
Tires and pressure
Lights and signals
General condition
Jump to first page
Site Safety Si te S afe
ty
Help keep site Safe
Understand the rules
Follow the rules
Pay attention to your toolbox talks
Wear your personal protective equipment
If you don’t understand ASK your superior
Jump to first page
Communication
Listen to supervisor’s instructions before starting work
Method Statements, Job Safety Analysis, Toolbox-talks and
HSE Induction's
If in doubt ASK
Read the site safety bulletins
Read your Safety Induction book and keep it with you
Jump to first page
Permit to Work (PTW System)
What is a Permit to Work – written authorization which allows a
person to work on a particular job scope.
Cold Work. (for general work excluding the use or exposure of sources of
ignition.)
Hot Work. (for work involving the use or exposure of sources of ignition.
(Welding, cutting, grinding etc.)
Excavation (for work involving excavation on yards or on on-site / trenching.)
Confined Space (for any entry into a confined space)
Electric isolation permit. (for work by electrical staff on electrical
equipment ).
Mechanical Isolation Permit.
Radiography permit (for work involving use of ionizing radiation)
No Permit No Work
Jump to first page
Working in a live plant
Site Safety Induction
Observe all safety Rules
Always have Work Permits
Working on the wrong line can kill
Check with operations, correct line identified,
isolated,depressurized and purged
Display your permits
Before starting check isolations
Remember understanding of the permit to work is most
important to understand the job and safety precautions
Jump to first page
(PPE) Personal Protective Equipment
All employees shall use job specific Personal Protective
Equipment and clothing, and shall carry out all
instructions of their Supervisor as to its safe use.
Jump to first page
Head Protection
Head protection shall be worn always on work site.
If you don't use the
suitable head protection,
Result can be severe
even fatal.
Jump to first page
Protective Clothing
All employees shall use job specific
Protective clothing
Jump to first page
Eye Protection
Eye protection are mandatory at
worksites.
Wear the correct type of Eye Protection equipment provided by Company and ensure that is
correctly maintained
Jump to first page
The statistics on eye injuries tell the story – disabling
eye injuries occur every 5 minutes and at least 9 out of
10 could have been prevented. Many of those injured
had an excuse for not wearing their eye protection at
the time of the accident.
Don't lose your eyes. Your ability to
work and support your family may
depend upon your eyesight- protect
it.
Jump to first page
Hand Protection
Injuries to hands and fingers are
the commonest causes of lost
time accidents.
Using the proper type of safety boot will, Protect your hands and fingers using
prevent serious accidents. proper gloves for the job.
Jump to first page
Hearing Protection
Ear defenders are to be used to protect the employees from exposure
to harmful noise, which can cause permanent or temporary hearing
loss. Wear hearing protection in all areas where noise levels exceed
85dBA for an 8-hour period.
Once ears have been
Go for Audiometery hearing test if required damaged by noise there
is no cure. Protect your
ears it will save your
hearing.
Use suitable
type of ear
protection at
work site.
Jump to first page
Foot Protection
•Safety boots or shoes shall be worn on all work
sites.
Using the proper type of safety boot will, prevent serious
accidents.
Jump to first page
Respiratory Protection
Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) is designed
to protect you against the hazards of contaminants
in the atmosphere
It’s important to choose the right protection for a job, and for it to
be maintained in accordance with the manufactures instructions.
Failure to properly select the correct respirator may result in
exposure to the hazardous substance, causing serious illness,
disability or death.
Jump to first page
Mobile and Rotary Equipment
Competent Operators
Equipment Inspection
Guarding of all dangerous
parts
Jump to first page
Handtools Safety
The main causes of most injuries involving
hand tools are their incorrect use.
Do Not use home made tools
NEVER use damaged or worn tools; hammers with
loose heads, files with loose or split handles, chisels with mushroom
heads, spanners or wrenches with splayed jaws
All electrical tools and equipment must be
tested and tagged
Inspect all tools before use
Return broken or damaged tools
Jump to first page
Excavations
Stay away from excavators (Machinery)
Spoil piled 1m from edge helps to prevent accidents
Excavation permit is mandatory
Guardrails, Barriers and proper access and egress
required
Shoring, Sloping or stepping prevents collapse
Gas test if working in depth more than 1.5m
Jump to first page
Scaffolding
Do Not use scaffold without proper
(Green)Scafftag
Only authorized scaffolder allowed to alter
scaffold
Platforms must have guardrails and toe boards
Scaffolding must be on secure footings (Base
Plate, Sole boards etc.)
Jump to first page
Substandard Scaffolding
Jump to first page
Working at height
Do not remove or fit guardrails or grating without a work
permit
• Never climb up onto a handrail to gain extra height. Use
proper scaffolding or ladders.
Beware of falling objects to ground level
Work leader must supervise at all times
Manbasket must only be used with work permits
Life lines and safety harnesses must be worn
Safety barriers must be fitted when working on roofs
Jump to first page
Anchor points should be ideally
above waist height.
Correct use of safety harness
Jump to first page
Lifting
Check ground conditions
Don’t deviate from lifting / Rigging plan
Check Lifting equipment certification
Inspect all equipment before use” Colour Coding”.
Never stand under suspended load
No riding on loads
Check work permits requirement
NEVER STAND OR WALK BETWEEN
LOADS AND BULKHEADS Jump to first page
Cranes
Check outriggers fully extended, crane level and
footing sound
Do not overload cranes
Check that all alarms and load indicators are
working correctly
Check load against crane chart, safe working load
Beware of overhead dangers “live lines”
Only “Competent” authorized operator can operate
cranes
Jump to first page
Manual Lift
Correct manual lifting and handling can do a
lot to prevent injuries, which account for a
very high proportion of all industrial injuries.
Once your back has been injured that
weakness can remain with you for the rest
of your life
Jump to first page
Manual Lift
Do not lift with your body
Use your legs and keep body upright
Plan the work
Know the weight
Get help with heavy loads
WRONG POSTURE
RIGHT POSTURE, LEGS
BENT, BACK STRAIGHT
WRONG Jump to first page
Confined Spaces
Permit required to enter a confined space
Ensure atmosphere is free from flammable & toxic gasses,
sufficient Oxygen level
Permit to work required to enter an excavation over 1.5 meters
Standby man must be present whenever someone inside Confined
Space
Do not take cylinders into confined spaces
Remove gas hoses at each break
Read, understand and obey the work permit
Jump to first page
Ionization Radiation / Radiography
Do Not enter Ionizing Radiation
/ Radiography areas denoted
by warning signs and barriers
Excessive Radiation can cause
burns and chronic illness
Stay away it is dangerous
Obtain A Permit
Jump to first page
Compressed Air
Air at the pressure commonly used to drive compressed air
tools can cause severe personal injuries. Dust and grit can
be blown into the eyes, and a burst hose can whip about and
cause severe physical injury. If compressed air is applied to
equipment not designed to take the pressure, severe
damage can result.
Jump to first page
Compressed Air
•ALWAYS inspect hoses and couplings before use, discard
damaged items.
•Ensure that quick couplings are properly locked together.
•ALWAYS ensure that anti whip safety devices are in place.
•ALWAYS ensure before connecting an airline that the equipment is
designed to withstand the supply pressure.
•ALWAYS shut off the air supply and bleed off the pressure before
disconnecting the hose
Jump to first page
Compressed Gasses
Air Oxygen
CO2
LPG Hydrogen
Nitrogen Argon
Acetylene
Special care is required in the storage and use of gas
cylinders. Their contents may be at high pressure,
flammable or potentially harmful
Jump to first page
Compressed Gasses
ALWAYS store cylinders correctly in a well-ventilated area, away from sources
of heat and out of direct sunlight, oxidising gases separate from flammable
gases, full cylinders separate from empty cylinders.
ALWAYS ensure that cylinders are stored in an upright position and secured so
that they will not fall
ALWAYS clearly label and segregate full and empty cylinders.
ALWAYS open the cylinder valve slowly. Do not use excessive force when
closing.
ALWAYS report leaks.
NEVER allow oil or grease to contaminate a cylinder and its fittings, as these
can ignite.
NEVER use cylinders as rollers, work supports, etc.
NEVER test for leaks with a flame, use soapy water.
NEVER use cylinders with leaking or damaged connections.
NEVER tamper with safety devices (Flash back arrestors) on valves or cylinder
Jump to first page
House keeping
Tidy up your own mess, avoid slip, trips and falls
Keep walkways clear of tripping hazards - Cables / Hoses , Tools & Equipment
management
Remove all nails from wood
Keep work area at height clean
Remove all rubbish from site daily
Keep hazardous or combustible material in safe designated area
Poor housekeeping causes accidents and injuries
Poor housekeeping delays the work
A Tidy Site is a Safe Site
Jump to first page
Waste Management
Segregate hazardous and Non-Hazardous waste
Follow the Government Regulations on storage's & Disposal of
hazardous / non-hazardous waste
Blue Color Skip - General Waste e.g. paper etc.
Brown Color Skip - Wooden Waste
Red Color Skip - Metal Waste
Green Color Skip - Food Waste
Hazardous waste storage - Used Oil, Toxic Chemical wastes,
contaminated or polluted soil / material
Hazardous
Waste
Jump to first page
Environment Management
Avoid black smoke from running equipment, observe
good maintenance
Avoid dusty roads on site, keep wet
Do not contaminate soil or effluent with oil or
chemicals
Proper containment of fuel, oil or chemicals
Do not contaminate public areas and roads, keep
tyres clean
Jump to first page
Flammable Materials
No Smoking or Flames around flammable liquids or
gasses
Protect Area around hotwork with fire blankets
Store flammable liquids, paints & thinners in proper
containers
Checks:
Gauges
Flashback arrester
Hose in good condition
Separate gasses and flammable liquids
Separate Oxygen”Black” from LPG”Grey” and
acetylene”Dark Brown”, Argon”Blue”
Separate full and empty cylinders
Jump to first page
Health
Do not eat with Dirty Hands, wash first
Eat enough for physical fitness
Eating is only allowed in canteens and mess
rooms not at site
Drink Enough Water from safe outlets or
supply (Heat Exhaustion)
Have plenty rest and sleep each day
Jump to first page
COSHH
EXPLOSIVE - May explode FLAMMABLE - Keep away from
under the effect of flame or heat sources of heat and ignition
when dry.
CORROSSIVE - May on RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
contact cause destruction on Carcinogenic, long term side
living tissue or burns effects, leukaemia, sterility.
TOXIC : May cause serious health risk or even HARMFUL OR IRRITANT
death if inhaled, ingested or if it penetrates the May cause limited health risk if inhaled
skin.
or ingested or if it penetrates the skin
OXIDIZING - Reacts with other
substances. May cause explosion or
fire.
Hazardous substance sign and meanings.
Jump to first page
COSHH ( Control of substances hazardous to health)
Take care don’t endanger others
MSDS Sheets (Material Safety Data Sheet)
Don’t leave hazardous substances lying around
Know the hazards (Dangers) and Risks and Precautions
Know the PPE and RPE( Respiratory Protection Equipment)
Know where to store and Law to Transport
Contain over spray
Replace lids on all containers, immediately after use and use
only proper containers
Jump to first page
Know your fire Extinguishers
Dry Powder “ All Type of Fires”
Carbon Dioxide “Electrical” keep yourself in fresh
air
Water “ Paper, Wood ”
Foam “ Liquids / Oil ”
Do not use Water or Foam on Electrical Equipment
Jump to first page
Unsafe Act
Unsafe Condition
Near Miss
Property Damaged
Accident (LTI)
Jump to first page
Reporting Incidents
Report Incidents”nearmiss”, fire, accidents via Supervisors,
Radio, phones.
For Serious accident
(a) don’t move victim, await trained First Aiders
(b) Cordon area and await investigation team
Fire - Raise Alarm “ fight fire if safe to do so”.
Minor injury - Report to First Aid room then tell your
foreman
Report Property Damage and / or Environment pollution
Jump to first page
Evacuation
Stop working on hearing fire / gas alarm / Siren
Turn off all equipment and make job safe
Move to assembly point by looking at wind
direction (always go opposite to wind)
Wait for instructions at assembly point
Don’t panic, Do not run, walk briskly to assembly
point
Jump to first page
WE ARE ALL GUESTS HERE
Respect Local Culture & Religion
No Fishing, No Hunting, No swimming
(Sea) allowed in & around construction
site & camp
Cleanliness on beaches and in city
areas, No Litter.
No Disturbance to Archeological Sites\
No Collection of plants and animals, no
tree cutting.
No Speeding or disturbance when
traveling along local villages / towns.
•
Jump to first page
KEEP QATAR
SAFE AND
CLEAN
Jump to first page
After Work
Get plenty of rest
Eat well
Stay alert at work
Think safety at home and on the
road
We all want to go home safely
Jump to first page
ANY QUESTIONS
Jump to first page
