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Infra Tel
Infra Tel
Target Audience:
(All authorised personnel working at I visiting the tower site)
• Technicians /
• All Vendors & their representatives /
• lnfratel Officers )d f1 t:J-{rf,
• Auditors )" /
• Security Guards I Site Caretaker
• Customers, their representatives & their
Vendors
Electrical installation:
J.AI Nays use ir1sulated tools
while working on live parts
Electrical installation:
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ystem wise Safety Instructions
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DO's while working on electrical installation -
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• Do always wear shoes while working on the tower
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DON'Ts while working on Tower-
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DG Set Safety:
DOs while working or, DG Set -
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• Do not 'put· in your pocket an material which
has
OIL or FUEL on it \
• Do not let oil and other-liquid drops seep into the soil
during servicing ofthe DG -take them to a suitable
disposal point
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Fire afety:
Do check Fire...extinguishers
having a pressur&oga ge dial
showing green & red bands) in
each visit. The pointer of the
iaishould be in green ban l t ll \;
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goes i to red ba d,·he exti ishe
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Do make sure that Sand in the
S nd;; ckets, herever installed
,o e osened every 15 day
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DON'Ts for Fire Safety-
Cabling:
DO's while Cabling-
Do make sure that for their O&M the cables
are checked througohut their routing, each
month1 for-
• Any hot spots
• Any damage to insulation
" loosening of cable-tie/support
" Pressure-points {sharp edges, comers,
acute bends.. u}, .
" Hot spots at terminations
• Status of ins ation tape on ugs (whether
the tape tac or has changed color or
is·_
is peeling off)
" Measu e curren low·ng thru each cab1e
0 cable s .ould be over Joaded
• if any of the a ove points _is foud during
routine inspection, remedaal action
should
be done immediatety without .
• aiting · or he oblem to beco e
cfsi w
fire-hazard
· elmet:
· always wear helmet while driving a two-wheeler.
D always wear seat-belt while travelling in 4-wheeler.
Speed:
Do ,not drive at speed greater than 60kmph..
Night driving:
Do keep the visor of your helmet (or wind-screen of
your car) clean.
Do not travel alone in unsafe areas.
Important DONTs )
Do not se mobile phone while driving.
Do not drink and drive.
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First-aid tips
Wounds
Fracture
1 Identification of a fracture:
The internal wound in the case of a fracture pains more and
develops a swelling which is bigger, in comparison to a normal
wound.
2 If the fractured bone develops a bent, try straightening it by
pulling it outward. (This can be very painful).
3 Take a straight piece of wood, keep it along the broken bone
such that the area of the wound is near the center-point of the
wood-piece, and then tie it. This will ensure that the broken
bone does not move. ·:
4 Do not put any pressure on the broken bone or that body-part.
5 Take a pain-killer (disprin, asprin, combiflam, etc) if available.
6 Do visit a Doctor as soon as possible.
7 If the hurt is a combination of wound and fracture, follow steps
applicable for both.
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Electrical shock
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Burns
Fever
1 Identification of fever -
-Your temperature should be more than 98.6°F or 37°C
(if you measure temperature in your arm-pit, add 1 °
to get your actual temperature).
- Your pulse rate (when you have rested for at least 1Omin)
should be more than 100 pulse/min.
2 Eat food I snacks and then have medicine
(crocin, paracetamol, etc) for fever.
3 Take ample rest.
4 If you are feeling cold from within,. then have foods that
are hot - like hot milk and hot watere etc.
5 If you are feeling hot from within then DON'T have foods that are
hot.
6 You can safely have upto 3 tablets (of crocin or
paracetamol) per day without doctor's advice. If the fever
does not subside within 24hrs, see a doctor.
7 If you get fever after you have gotten hurt (internal I external
wound, burn, fracture, strike on the head) then see a doctor
immediately.
First-aid tiPS.
I unconsciousness
Heat stroke (giddiness I dizziness I nausea
due to excessive heat or heat-wave)
Frostbite
1 Do NOT attempt to thaw the frostbitten tissues if there is a possibility
that they could freeze again . . .
2 NEVER rub or massage a frostbitten trssue as rt can result rna
more severe damage.
3 Do NOT use any heating devices, stoves, or fires to treat frostbite.
Victims cannot feel the frostbitten tissue and can get burned easily
4 Body heat can be used to thaw a mild frostbite or frost nip
(tissues that are not quite frozen yet). For example, place
the mildly frostbitten fingers under the arm to keep them warm
5 To thaw a frostbite -
- Fill a shallow container with enough water to cover the frostbitten body part
-The water should be about 98 to 105 degrees (normal body temperature
or a little warmer)
- Continue to refresh the water in the container as it cools
- Keep the water at the same temperature as consistently as possible
It should take about halan hour to thaw thfrostbitten tissue this way
60 N<?T allow thawed ttssue to freeze aga1n. The damage is deeper
1f the t1ssue freezes .and thaws more than once. If the victim will soon
be exposed to fr ezrng temperatures again, wait to treat the frostbite
7 As soon as feastble, see a doctor.