Worldwide Safety Awareness

NCC HSE Department BSP: 9047 Riyadh October 2017

Man-Lift Awareness Training

 Man-Lift
 Mobile Elevating Work
Platform (MEWP)
 Aerial Work Platform
 Self-Propelled Access
Platform
 Zoom Booms
 Cherry picker
Types of Man-Lift

 Mast Boom
Types of Man-Lift

 Mast Boom
 Scissor Boom
Types of Man-Lift

 Mast Boom
 Scissor Boom
 Vertical Boom
Types of Man-Lift

 Mast Boom
 Scissor Boom
 Vertical Boom
 Truck-mounted
Types of Man-Lift

 Mast Boom
 Scissor Boom
 Vertical Boom
 Truck-mounted
 Trailer-mounted
Types of Man-Lift

 Mast Boom
 Scissor Boom
 Vertical Boom
 Truck-mounted
 Trailer-mounted
 Spider
Hazards of Man-lifts
 Hazards of Man-lifts
 Mechanical / Hydraulic failure
 Crushing
 Tipping
 Falling Objects
 Collision
 Weather
 Underground services
 Overhead services
 Control Measures
 Mechanical / Hydraulic failure
 Control Measures
 Mechanical / Hydraulic failure

 Annual 3rd Party Certificate

 Control Measures
 Mechanical / Hydraulic failure

 Harnesses
 Control Measures
 Correct tie-off point

 Harnesses
 Control Measures
 Short Lanyard

 Harnesses
 Control Measures
 Crushing
 Control Measures
 Crushing

 Training – Licensed Operator

 Cordoned Work Area
 Control Measures
 Tipping
 Control Measures
 Tipping

 Uneven load on platform

 Platform overloaded
 Pushing / pulling horizontally
 Trenches
 Sloping ground
 Un-compacted ground
 Control Measures
 Tipping

 Spotter (ground level)

 Safe Working Load
 Control Measures
 Falling Objects / Collision
 Control Measures
 Falling Objects / Collision

 Cordon off work area

 Control Measures
 Weather
 Control Measures
 Weather

 No working if Wind Speed 12.5m/second (28 mph)

 Control Measures
 Underground Services
 Control Measures
 Underground Services

 Basements / Cellars
 Storm-water drainage
 Telecommunications / Electrics
 Manholes
 Control Measures
 Underground Services

 Siting / Outriggers / Extending axles

 Control Measures
 Overhead Services
 Control Measures
 Overhead Services

 Permit to Work
 Goalposts
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 Risk Assessment
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 SPA
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 JSP
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 STARRT

•COMPETENT PERSON
•USER’S MANUAL

•3RD PARTY CERTIFICATE

• PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT - PPE
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STARRT
Appendix 1

UTILITY CLEARANCE RECORD

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Contractor:

Contract No:

Location:

Date from: Date to:

Sequence Notes Date By

Site Visit
Drawings Review
SEC contacted (if applicable)
Marafiq contacted (if applicable)
Industry contacted (if applicable)
RC Department contacted
(if applicable)
Other Agency (Port Authority etc…)
Utilities Detection Equipment used
Utilities marked out
All excavations marked out
Trial holes dug for confirmation
Pre-Task briefing given
Contractor ES&H Manager/Officer
approval
Contractor Site Manager approval

A pre-task briefing has been given to me, and I fully understand the procedure for excavations
when existing underground utilities have been identified.
I am aware of what to do in an emergency and who to call.

Site Supervisor Name:

Plant Operator Name:

Laborers:

•PERMIT TO WORK
•EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

•BARRICADES / TRAFFIC
MANAGEMENT
• WINDSPEED
•SERVICES LOCATIONS
 Good Practices
 OPERATOR’S DAILY INSPECTION
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 OPERATOR’S DAILY INSPECTION

FUEL / OIL / WATER OIL LEAKAGES HAZARD BEACON

LEVELS

BATTERIES TYRES, BOLTS AND NUTS MOTION ALARM / HORN

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 OPERATOR’S DAILY INSPECTION

BRAKES CLEAN & TIDY EMERGENCY FIRE EXTINGUISHER

STOP

CONTROLS & CAGE DAMAGE LIMIT SWITCHES

MOVEMENTS
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