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Environment, Safety and Health

Suraksha Rath Launch Agenda
Technician & Rigger
S No Hours Activity

1 05 Minutes Indus Value & ESH Policy

2 10 Minutes Road Accident Impact to Society

3 05 Minutes Incident @ Indus Towers

4 15 Minutes FY 2016-17 Fatalities

5 05 Minutes Remembrance (Silence for 2 min)

6 20 Minutes Three Video

7 05 Minutes BHAG & 6 LSR

8 02 Minutes Focus Area

9 20 Minutes Road, Height & Electrical Safety

10 5 Minutes Basic Rule & Incident Reporting

11 5 Minutes Pledge

12 5 Minutes Vehicle Inspection, Tool Kit Inspection & RAG of each Technician /
( each Trainee) Rigger
13 Thanks Note
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Ground Rules

Phone on Silent Mode Participate and Have Fun

Punctuality Leave the Suraksha Rath Tidy

and Organized

Be Respectful of Other Take Only Scheduled Breaks

Participants and the Facilitator
Indus Value: Environment, Safety & Health

Environment is one of the “Values” of Indus.

Indus operations influence the Environment.

Building Blocks of Environment as an Indus Value

Key Elements :
• Health , Safety and Zero Fatality
• Lead the way in Environment friendly solutions / practices
• Actively reduce environmental pollution by reducing consumption of diesel and power
• Create Safe Telecom Infrastructure

Indus is committed towards protection of

Environment, Safety and Health of its Employees, Associates And Contractors

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 ESH Policy

ESH Policy is a strong

commitment statement from
the top management of the
organization to safeguard
employees health, safety and
well being and also ensuring
minimal impact to the
Environment

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W.H.O. & World Bank studies reveal ……
• 78% of accident cases are caused due to driver negligence

• Bad roads account for only 1 % of accidents

• India has a 70 million vehicle population (3rd in world)

• India is now the No.1 highest accident rate in the world !

Road Accident Scenario: India and China 2005 to 2010:

479216 484704 486384 499628

439255 460920

450254 378781 327209

265204 238351 219521

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

The result of accident

After Accident Before Accident

 Incident @ Indus Towers
Road is the highest killer ……
FY Road Electrical Height Others Indus
Fatality Fatality Fatality Fatality Fatality Nos.
Nos. Nos. Nos. Nos.

2010-11 13 5 2 3 22
2011-12 3 1 3 3 10
2012-13 2 6 5 1 14
2013-14 4 1 1 3 9
2014-15 2 1 1 1 5
2015-16 3 3 2 2 10
2016-17* 2 2 1 0 5

Total Indus Fatalities Total 29 19 15 12 75

35
30 29
25
20 19
15 15
12
10
5
0
Height Road Electrical Others
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Recent Indus Fatalities (Fall from Height)
Rigger
Incident Description :
1. Two riggers from tower erection
company started erection work on
their own (without supervision)
2. One of the riggers was working at
25 meters height and it was raining
slightly.
3. The rigger moved horizontally from
one leg to the other and in this
process he lost his balance, slipped
and fell down on the tower
members lying in between the four
legs of the tower.
Learnings from Fatality
What went wrong : 1. Always anchor safety harness while
1. Did not anchor the working at height
Harness to the Tower 2. All Height works to be carried out
2. Work in Bad / under 100% supervision
Inclement weather 3. No height work to be carried out in
3. Worked without inclement weather and low visibility
Supervision 4. Always use Rope Grab Fall Arrestor
4. Used incorrect type while ascend and descend at Height
5. Always use Retractable Fall
of Body Harness
Arrestor or Horizontal life line while
stationed and working at Height
Recent Indus Fatalities ( Road Related)

Incident Description: Learnings from Fatality

1. Technician met with road What went wrong : 1. DO NOT carry DG
accident when he was going to 1. Technicians carried DG batteries on two
the site to attend Low battery Battery on the Bike wheelers
voltage alarm at around 6:30 2. Technician was not 2. Always wear a
am. cautious on road Helmet on Two
2. Victim was riding the two wheelers
wheeler and was carrying a 3. Be safe and
DG battery with him. defensive on Roads
3. A high speeding truck coming 10
from the opposite direction hit
his bike and the technician
died on the spot.
 Recent Indus Fatalities ( Road Related)

Learnings from
Incident Description: Fatality :
1. A team of 4 people (3 technicians and 1 1. Adequate rest and
supervisor) were moving to Site on What went wrong : dedicated driver
technicians own 4 Wheeler for next gen 1. Technicians was using his
2. Usage of seat belt
SMPS installation own car
2. No adequate rest taken by mandatory for all
2. After working the whole night the team the team the persons in the
was returning back during which they 3. Indus Road Travel car
met with a road accident Procedure not followed 3. Unauthorized night
3. Victim was driving the four wheeler. travel to be
4. Due to inadequate rest the technician avoided
fell sleepy and the car lost its control and
hit a tree on the road side resulting into
toppling of car.
5. Unfortunately the technician lost his life
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due to severe head injury
 Recent Indus Fatalities (Electrocution)
Electrician

Incident Description: Learnings from Fatality :

1. Don't work in bad and
1. Technician along with fuel filler What went wrong :
inclement weather
and driver reached site to fill 1. Untrained technician
2. Never work on
diesel as there was prolonged 2. Worked in Bad . Inclement
transformer / EB lines
EB failure and LBV alarm was weather
3. No electrical trouble
coming on site 3. Worked in Wet condition
shooting in Dark / low
4. Worked on Transformer /
2. Technician tries to isolate visibility
EB Lines
Transformer AB (Air Break) 4. Always use certified
switch Electrical Safety Hand
3. Due to damaged / non insulated Gloves while working on
EB Cables he gets electrocuted electrical systems
and died on the spot.
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Recent Indus Fatalities (Electrocution)
Electrician

Learnings from Fatality

Incident Description : What went wrong : 1. Don’t By pass electrical
1. By passed electrical systems and equipment
1. Technician went to the systems 2. Don't work in bad and
site to attend LBV alarm 2. Worked in Bad . inclement weather
at 10:15 PM. Inclement weather 3. No electrical trouble
2. He tried to fix the 3. Worked in Wet shooting in Dark / low
condition visibility
disconnected non
4. Did not use electrical 4. Always use certified
authorized neutral cable safety hand gloves Electrical Safety Hand
from SPMS to PIU and 5. Went to the site bare Gloves while working on
got electrocuted footed electrical systems

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They left us in Q1 – FY 2016-17

Mr Nettyam Chandra Sekhar Mr Binod Kisku Mr Chirag Parmar

Age : 25 Age 25, WB Circle
AP Circle Age 27, Gujarat Circle

Mr.Ajmal Hossian
Mr. N. Jebiullah
Age : 27
Age : 27
Kerala
KK circle

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Whom they left behind

Nettyam Chandra Sekhar Family Binod Kisku Family Chirag Parmar Family
AP Circle WB Circle , Gujarat Circle

Ajmal Hossian
N. Jebiullah Family
Family Kerala
KK circle

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In Remembrance …
of our dear friends…!!!

Silence for 2 mins

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Video

Need to be collected from circle ESH manger

ESH Share Folder: NTTF Trainer Slides & Video

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SAFETY AWARENESS VIDEOS

Do not Pass By
Never Work on transformers
and EB Lines
You are equally responsible

ESH Share Folder: NTTF Trainer Slides & Video

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Seven Wonders of the World

1. To See... 2. To Hear... 3. To Touch... 4. To Taste...

Thank you for

Making a Difference
For Helping Protect
the Wonders of the World 5. To Feel... 6. To Laugh... 7. To Love...

One accident can take away one of these wonders from you !
 BHAG 2021 - Safe practices across company

BIG HAIRY AUDICIOUS GOALS

0 0 0
Fatalities Tower / Pole
Collapses
Fires

“BHAG 2021”
Safe practices across company
(0 Fatalities - 0 Tower Collapse - 0 Fire)
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SHUBHAM : Indus 6 Life Saving Rules

Heights Electricity Road Others

Focus Area

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Identify the wrong

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Road Accident Statics

 India has only 1 % of world vehicle population

 Accounts for 6 % of the accidents

 10 % fatalities due to road traffic injuries

 36 % are due to over speeding At Indus:

40% of fatalities due to road accidents
Contributing factor of road accidents

 Driving over the speed limit

 Driving under the influence

 Not using helmets and seat belts

FACT: Reducing your speed by 2 Kmph will reduce the chance of an accident by 5 %
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What is defensive driving?
Defensive Driving:

It is a set of driving skills that allows you to defend

yourself against:

 possible collisions caused by bad drivers

 drunk drivers

 poor weather.

If you look ahead and keep your eyes moving, you

will spot potential hazards more easily. Once you

have identified a potential hazard and decided what

to do, act immediately.

Don't make assumptions about another drivers intentions.

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… why can`t YOU wear one ?

USE YOUR HEAD – WEAR A HELMET !

• Riders without helmets are 10 times more likely to need brain surgery

• Death is reduced by 38 %.

• Helmets do not restrict hearing or vision to the extent that it affects your riding safety.

• The most vulnerable area of your head is the front - controls the ability to process
information, solve problems; concentrate, remember & learn. Damage here can lead to
personality changes that manifest in impulsive and socially inappropriate behaviour,
depression and violence.
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Ridding Helmet Specification
Why Wear A Safety Helmet?
A safety helmet is one of the most important items of personal protective equipment used by motorcycle riders primarily to
protect the head against impact.
Components of the Helmet and Their Roles
The Shell:
 It absorbs energy in an impact.
 It distributes local forces from an impact
 It allows sliding on road surfaces
 It protects the face and temples
The Protective Padding:
 It provides a stopping distance for the head.
 The foam can compress by 90% during an
impact, although it recovers partially
afterwards. Proper Strapping System:
 Padding helps increase the stopping distance It is essential to wear a well-fitting helmet for the effective working of
thus reducing the peak deceleration of the
chinstrap system. To test if the helmet fits your head properly, tightly
head.
 Padding protects as much as possible of the fasten the chinstrap and then pull helmet off forward by gripping the rear
head. In addition to this there is a layer of and then pulling. The strap must be threaded correctly so that the buckle
comfort padding to provide comfort to the
locks the strap when it is pulled from the chin side. The strap must be
wearer.
pulled as tight as is bearable under the chin.
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Riding Helmet Specification

The BIS & the ISI mark helmet must be used. Helmet Replacement:

You need to replace your helmet if you’re

ever in a fall. It could have a defect that’s

The driver as well as the pillion rider shall wear invisible, and if you fall on that same part
protective helmets while driving/riding a
motorcycle. of the helmet again, you won’t have the

protection that you should. And even if

Turban: the requirement for wearing protective
your helmet never takes a hit, it’s a good
headgear protective headgear shall not apply
to a person who is a sikh, if he is, while driving idea to replace it at least every three years
or riding on the motorcycle, in a public place,
(or sooner if you ride often), just because
wearing a turban. Thus sikh drivers/riders
the helmet material can take a beating
(male) are exempted from wearing safety
helmets only when wearing a proper turban from all the sweat, heat, dust, and rain.
and not when wearing parna, patka etc.
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Two- Wheeler Safety Tips
Braking Road Condition Potholes, bumps Hill roads
or broken road

• Front Brakes – abt •Reduce your speed as • Slow down as much • Select appropriate
70 % braking loose stones have as possible low gear
• Rear Brakes – abt 30 an effect like ball • Avoid braking and • Show great care
- 40 % braking bearings changing gears while overtaking
• Harsh / emergency • Avoid sudden • Prevent vehicle from • Drive on left and
braking to be turnings swaying / jumping keep scanning the
avoided shoulders of the road
• Avoid harsh /
• Progressive / gradual sudden braking • Give right of way to
braking (both brakes) the traffic ascending
the hill

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Two wheeler Fitness check
Tips for passing your motorcycle inspection:
The safety inspection critieria is designed to make sure
The following tips will help your motorcyle pass its
that your motorcycle is operating safely and includes
inspection, and at the same time help keep our
checks of your vehicle's:
roads safe!
Horn
Regular maintenance
 Mirrors
Change your oil and filters as recommended by the
 Steering
manufacturer to help your motorcycle operate
 Braking system
efficiently.
 Headlamp, stop and tail lights, license plate lamp,
Watch for leaks
reflectors, and turn signals
Low fluid levels can affect the efficiency and
 Wheel assembly and tires for damage/minimum tread
performance of your vehicle, or can represent an
depth
underlying problem that could lead to a test failure.
Watch for warning lights
If a warning light is lit, it could indicate a problem
that could cause your motorcycle to fail its
inspection and could indicate a safety concern

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Bike inspection by NTTF trainer

Check the availability of Check the break & stop

two side mirrors light
Check the indicators

Check the head light Check front & rear brake Coin test for Tyre
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Check the availability of Riding Helmet, Reflecting Jacket & Reflecting sticker on two wheeler
Speed Reduction

As per Indus Road Travel Procedure :

• Not use a mobile phone, send or read a text
message, or use a hands-free mobile phone device
• Speed limits specified by the local regulatory
authorities must be adhered to at all times –
Maximum Speed 50 kmph
• Stay at or below the maximum allowable speed limit
for the vehicle you are driving
• Adjust your speed to the prevailing conditions

Do not use your phone and do not exceed speed limits

Maximum Speed on Bike should not be more that 50 Kmph
 Road Safety – Four Wheeler
Road Safety – Four Wheeler

According to Indus Road Travel Procedure Drivers and Passengers

should…
• Always use seatbelt in a four wheeler
• Check that your seatbelt works properly
• Keep your seatbelt properly fastened while in a moving vehicle
• Check that everyone in the vehicle is wearing a seatbelt properly before starting to drive
• Should not travel more than 12 hours in a 24 hours cycle
• Limit the number of passengers to the number of authorized seats provided in the vehicle.
• Do not board the vehicle if the driver is observed to be under influence of alcohol / drugs
etc.
• Maintain enough distance from the vehicle ahead to avoid collision
• Take regular stretch breaks of 15 minutes once in every 3 hours of journey
• Do not drive under influence of Alcohol / Drugs

Always wear seat belt while in a car

General Safety Guidelines
Caution Hours Driving License
No travel allowed during caution
hours (From 12:00 midnight to
5:00 AM) except for security Driver should have valid
patrolling and for attending critical driving license
alarm call from a Cell Site. Any And obey all traffic rules
other travel during the caution
hours needs approval from the
respective Function Head.

Mobile Phones Vehicle Documents

Original documents,
drivers license and
insurance papers
Mobile phones are must be present in
Not allowed to be the vehicle during
Used While driving, Journey.
Even with hands-free.
Do’s & Don’ts

Speed limits specified by the local regulatory

authorities must be adhered to at all times –
Maximum Speed 50 kmph

Two wheelers must not to be used for

transporting goods except tool kit and
personal protective equipment
Electrocution
Accident Statics

 Falls from height were the most common cause of fatalities

 Second highest cause of fatal injury

 Comprising 25% of fatal accidents

Major contributing factors:

 Climbing over transformer & doing unauthorized / illegal work

 Working at site without electrical hand gloves

Electrical Safety
Competent Person Tools

Only authorized and

competent person Proper and
shall carry out Insulated Tools
Electrical Work shall be used

Isolation of Power Supply Jewellery

Proper isolation of the supply has to be Remove all Rings, Bracelets, watch etc
carried out before working on live systems. Before start working
 Electrical Safety
Electrical Connections Electrical Connections

No Multiple Electrical

All Electrical connections with proper sockets

or MCB’s only
 connections on a
single socket

Electrical Connections Electrical Connections

No Damaged Plug or No naked wire

Switch shall be used connections shall
be made / used
PPEs for Electrical Work
Electrical Hand Gloves
 Always use Electrical Safety
Hand Gloves while working on
Electrical Systems / Equipment
 Honeywell : 2091903 Electro soft
Class 00 Electrical Hand Gloves
 Shelf life for Gloves is 3 years
from the date of manufacturing
 Always carry Electrical Safety
Hand Gloves in Tool Kit and use it
appropriately.
Electrical Safety Shoes
 With Electrical Resistance Sole
 Rubberized and Anti slip Sole
with fiber toe protection
 This will prevent the person
from slips, electric shock and
foot injuries during incidents /
accidents
 Fiber Toe for protection

Induction Tester Electrical Helmet

Pocket mounted Electrical
While working Resistance
with Tested
HT Installation
Electrical Safety
Always remember :
• No unauthorized person allowed to work on electrical system

• Only authorized EB persons are allowed to work at transformer.

• Do not work on or near to Electricity Board Transformer / HT Lines

• Work on electrical equipment with due authorization and with insulated tools

• Always use Electrical Safety Hand Gloves and Safety Shoes

• Before doing electrical maintenance please cut-off /isolate the input supply.
• Always use insulated tools to work on electrical systems
• Never work in bad / inclement weather
• Never work in dark / low visibility
• Do not by pass electrical systems
• Maintain proper electrical hygiene of Hygiene
• Properly report site discrepancies during PM (Preventive Maintenance)
Tool Kit Requirement
S No Item Description Make
1 Soldering Iron 25W With 10g Flux & Lead Solderan
Mecco
2 Digital Clamp Meter 225A
3 First Aid Kit. Annex B
4 1.5sqmm Cable(10 Mtrs) Finolex
5 Cutting Plier 8'' Taparia
6 Nose Plier Taparia
7 Wire Cutter Taparia
8 Wire Stripper Multitec
9 Hammer 500g Taparia
10 Knife Metal Boxy
11 Line Tester Taparia
12 Screw Driver Set Taparia
13 Adjustable Spanner 10'' Taparia
14 Double End Spanner Set 6 To 32 Taparia
15 Allen Key Set Mm Taparia
16 Electrical Safety Hand Gloves Honeywell
17 Insulation Tape Set Of 4 Colors
18 Hand Torch Eveready
19 Watchmaker Screw Driver Set
20 Cable Tie 4'' & 6''
21 Mini Hacksaw With Blade Avon
22 Teflon Tape Champion
23 Torque Wrench With Sockets
24 Cell Puller
25 Vent Cape Opener
26 Petroleum Jelly
Tool Bag With Compartment To Keep All
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 Competent Person Tools

Only authorized and

competent person Proper and
shall carry out Insulated Tools
Electrical Work shall be used

Isolation of Power Supply Jewellery

Proper isolation of the supply has to be Remove all Rings, Bracelets, watch etc
carried out before working on live systems. Before start working
 Electrical Connections Electrical Connections

No Multiple Electrical

All Electrical connections with proper sockets

or MCB’s only
 connections on a
single socket

Electrical Connections Electrical Connections

No Damaged Plug or No naked wire

Switch shall be used connections shall
be made / used
Do’s & Don’ts
Fall from Height
Accident Statics

 Falls from height were the most common cause of fatalities

 Third highest cause of fatal injury

 Comprising 20% of fatal accidents

Major contributing factors:

 Falling from tower while tower erection or dismantling

 Falling from roof edge

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Definition and Examples

PPE - Personal protective equipment (PPE) refers to protective

clothing, helmets, goggles, or other garments or equipment
designed to protect the wearer's body from injury or harm

Electrical
Full Body
Safety Riding Safety Safety
Safety
Shoes Helmet Hand Goggles
Harness
Gloves

Examples of Personal Protective Equipment

Height Safety
Safety Harness Hook the Harness

Hook the Harness

Use Full Body
to a Safety lifeline
Harness with double
or any other rigid
lanyard for working
structure at a
at a height of more
height above the
than 1.8mtrs
head of the worker.

Helmet Gloves and Goggles

Wear Helmet all time during Height work Wear Gloves & Goggles during summer
 Height Safety
Hand Gloves Fall Arrestor
With Rubber Dots

Stainless Steel
Safety Shoes guided type rope
grab with self
Proper Grip locking & karabiner

Anchor Rope Helmet

Polyamide Rope with Full body harness with

Thimble, hook & loop double lanyard
With Rubberized Sole
Height Safety
Tool Pouches Barricade the Drop Zone

Barricade the drop

Waist pouches shall zone to safeguard
be used to people at ground
carry/secure hand from any falling
tools properly objects.

Abnormal Weather Conditions

No height work to be carried out in case of inclement weather conditions such as rain, lightning, heavy winds, etc.
All Height works to be carried out under 100% supervision
Safety Harness
Half Body / Waist Belts not allowed
Why Waist Belts are not Safe

If you fall, the high force of

the fall is concentrated at
your waist rather than the
6 points of a safety
harness.

Only Safety
Harnesses shall be
used
Full Body Safety Harness

Full Body Harness/Safety Harness

 A full body harness is a common

fall arrest system used when no
fall prevention methods are
available.

 A full body harness stops a fall

in progress and minimizes the
force of the fall to your body.

 Waist belts are not allowed

because a fall will usually result
in injury.
 Full Body Harness: Double Lanyard

Lanyards
 The purpose of a lanyard
assembly is to connect a harness
to an anchorage point, horizontal
life line or rail, or other acceptable
form of anchorage
 Lanyards fitted with a shock
absorber should only be used at
heights above 6 meters
 Retractable reels are fitted to the
D Ring on the rear of the Safety
Harness and connected either to
a Horizontal static line or anchor
point
Putting Full Body Safety Harness (cont..)

STEP-1: Hold the harness by the back

D-ring. Shake the harness to allow all
straps to fall in place.
STEP-2: If Chest, Waist/Leg straps are
buckled, release straps and unbuckle
them.
Step-1 Step-2
STEP-3: Slip the straps over shoulders Step-3 Step-4
so the D-ring is located in middle of the
back between shoulder blades.

STEP-4: Pull the leg strap between

legs and connect to the opposite end.
Repeat with other leg. If belted
harness, connect waist strap after leg
straps.
Putting Full Body Safety Harness
Step-5
STEP-5: Connect the chest strap and
position in the mid-chest area. Tighten
to keep the shoulder straps taut
Step-6
STEP-6: After all straps have
been buckled, tighten all
buckles so the harness fits
snugly but allows full range of
movement. Pass excess strap
through loop keepers
 Inspection : Full Body Safety Harness
Prior to use (Cont…)

Inspecting D Rings & Snap hooks

• Inspect metal components for cracks
or other defects. Replace the harness
if the "D" ring is not at a 90° angle
and does not move vertically
independent of the body pad or "D"
saddle.
• Inspect snap hooks open and close –
confirm they lock when closed.
• Check for thread separation or rotting,
both inside and outside on securing
loops for d ring and snap hooks.
• Inspect snaps for hook and eye
distortions, cracks, corrosion, or pitted
surfaces.
 Inspection : Full Body Safety Harness
Prior to use

Common Defects - Safety

Harnesses & Lanyards
• Chemical damage to webbing
• Cut, twisted webbing
• Damage connections
As per Indus Procedure to Work at Height :
1) Always use a full body double lanyard Body Harness that confirms to
EN361:2002 and EN 358:2000
2) The Carabiner should be Hook Type and not screw type
3) Always anchor the harness to the tower member
 Advance Fall Protection Devices
Photo Brief Specification Uses

Always use Retractable Fall

Arrestor or Horizontal life
line while stationed and
Temporary Horizontal working at Height
lifeline system Please refer video

Always use Rope Grab Fall

Vertical Safe line Arrestor while ascend and
descend at Height
system and Fall Refer video

Arrestor
Always use Retractable Fall
Self Retractable Fall Arrestor or Horizontal life
line while stationed and
Arrestor working at Height

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Do’s & Don’ts
Basic Rule

Smoking is Prohibited on the Site No Tobacco Chewing on the Site

No Mobile while working at

No Alcohol, Drugs while working Height and Driving
Basic Rule

No Muffler,
Wear Proper/ No Dhoti / Shawl or Loose
No Snickers or Slippers Safe Clothing Kurta-Pajama Clothing

No Ring or Watch while Working Use appropriate PPE’s

Incidents & Reporting
Types of Injuries are: Any person is away
from duty for more
Any person dies due
than 24 hrs due to
to the incident is
Incident is

Report Every
Incident and
Injury to your
CM and Circle
ESH Manager
Person metimmediately and Person escaped
with incident show your from the
but escaped commitment incident is
with minor towards Safety
injury is
 सरु क्षा शपथ
मैं शपथ लेता हूँ कि :

1. बाइि चलाते समय हमेशा हे लमेट पहनूँगा।

2. 50 Km/Hrs िी स्पीड से ज्यादा स्पीड से बाइि नह ीं चलाऊींगा।
3. साइट पर हमेशा सेफ्ट शज पहन िर ह जाऊींगा।
4. इलेक्ट्रििल ससस्टम /इक्ट्रिपमें ट पर िाम िरते समय हमेशा इलेक्ट्रििल सेफ्ट है ण्ड
ग्लव्स िा प्रयोग िरूँगा।
5. ख़राब मौसम में िभी साइट पर िाम नह ीं िरूँगा।
6. हाइट पर िाम िरते समय फुल बॉडी हानेस िा प्रयोग उचचत रप से िरूँगा।
7. मैं िभी भी बाइि पर डीजी बैटर इत्यादद जैसे सामान नह ीं ले िर जाऊूँगा।
8. सारे हाइट ररलेटेड िाम सुपरिाइजर िी दे ख रे ख में िरूँगा।
9. शराब पी िर िभी भी गाड़ी नह ीं चलाऊींगा।
10. गाडी चलाते समय िभी मोबाइल फ़ोन पर बात नह ीं िरूँगा।
 Safety Pledge
1) Bike Chalate samaya hamesha helmet pehnuga

2) 50 Km/h ki speed se jayada speed se bike ni chalaunga

3) Site per hamesha safety shoes phen kr jaunga

4) Electrical system/equipment per kaam karte samaya hamesha electrical safety hand gloves ka prayog

karunga

5) Kharab mausam me kabhi site per kaam ni karunga

6) Height per kaam karte samaya full body harness ka paryog uchitt roop se karunga

7) Main kabhi bhi Bike per DG battery itayaadi jaise samaan ni le kar jaaunga

8) Sare height related kaam supervisor ki dekh rekh main karunga

9) Nasha karte samaya Gaadi ni chalaunga

10) Gaadi chelate samaya kabhi mobile phone per baat ni karunga
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