HSE BULLETIN

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

HARD HATS ( ANSI Z-94 )

Check to assure there are no paints or solvents on the hard

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hat. These are typically used for decorative purposes or to
write a name.

Check to see if there is any discoloration or fading. This is

a sign of UV damage. Take the brim and bend it. If there
are visible cracks, if you can hear cracking sounds or if the
brim does not bend, it has UV damage and must be

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removed from service.

Check the suspension system for integrity. It must be worn

properly as to allow the suspension points to absorb any
potential impact. The Hard Hat must be worn forward and
not cocked to the side at an angle or on the back of the head
tilted back.

Check to see if there is a chin strap for anyone working at

heights. Chin straps are mandatory for working at heights.

Make sure there are no baseball caps worn underneath the

hard hat or anything else which may affect the suspension
system or the fit of the hard hat.

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Make sure the welding hood adaptor and/or face shield
adaptor is firmly connected to the brim of the hardhat and
can be properly engaged.
 SAFETY GLASSES ( ANSI Z-87 )

Safety glasses must be clean and free from scratches that

can obscure vision. Replace any overly scratched safety
glasses.

Safety glasses must not have any paint or solvents. This is

sometimes used for decorative purposes. Replace these Z-87 approved type
glasses immediately.

Safety glasses must be of an approved type. The Z-87 or

European equivalent must be embossed on the frame. Any
fake or “Hollywood” glasses are to be removed
immediately.
Mono-goggles Safety glasses

Wearers of prescription glasses must wear the proper “Over

the Glasses” safety glasses specially made for prescription
glass wearers. Normal safety glasses are not acceptable.

Mono-goggles must be worn underneath the face shield

for all persons grinding. No exceptions.
under face shield under visor
Safety glasses must be worn underneath the welding visor. “Over the Glasses” safety glasses
No exceptions.

Dark or shaded safety glasses are only to be worn

Dark glasses-outdoors
outdoors. Clear safety glasses must be worn indoors. Clear glasses-indoors

COVERALLS or LONG SLEEVES

Long sleeves or coveralls must be worn while working in

SMGP area. These must be worn with the sleeves down

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and the zipper fully up.

Cotton coveralls should be worn in all other areas. The

coveralls should be in good condition with no tears or
ragged edges. Verify each individual has sufficient
coveralls to provide for clean and hygienic clothing.

SAFETY SHOES / RUBBER BOOTS

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( AS/NZS 2210 )

Verify the shoes/boots are in good condition with no tears

or open holes.

Check the tread or sole for proper grip ability. Replace any
shoes/boots with smooth or worn soles.
Make sure the laces are snug to provide comfort and
prevent twisted ankle from un-even ground.

Encourage the use of socks to prevent blisters and promote

foot hygiene.

Gloves

Check cotton gloves for holes and wear.

Use Kevlar Gloves for handling sharp material.

Use leather gloves for handling rigging tackle.

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Check with your safety officer if there is any doubt about
what type of glove to use. Cotton Gloves

KEVLAR® Gloves for handling sharp material Leather Gloves

“Gloves will not protect against pinch points – avoid them!"

Baso Hasanuddin
HSE Dept - SMGP

Distribution:
Wahyu Minarto HSE Department Head (for information)
Ricky/Alex HSE Drilling (for information)
Terry Indra (for information)
All SMGP Subcontractors
SMGP Personnel
File: Job Bulletin