CHILDREN'S PARK Safety Plan

DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF MARIANO MELGAR VALCARCEL
ET CREATION OF THE RECREATIONAL PRACTICE SERVICE IN THE URASQUI CHILDREN'S PARK IN THE DISTRICT OF MARIANO
NICOLAS VALCARCEL. PROVINCE OF CAMANA – DEPARTMENT OF AREQUIPA.
THE SECURITY PLAN AND SECURITY CONDITIONS

AND OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE
PROJECT:
CREATION OF THE RECREATIONAL PRACTICE SERVICE IN THE URASQUI CHILDREN'S PARK

IN THE DISTRICT OF MARIANO NICOLAS VALCARCEL – PROVINCE OF CAMANÁ –
DEPARTMENT OF AREQUIPA.
1. INTRODUCTION
The following security plan is established to plan, organize and coordinate the actions that must be
carried out in the event of an emergency, in addition to scheduling preventive actions aimed at
avoiding said emergency situations.
Furthermore, all damages to the integrity and health of workers, all injuries, incidents and damage to
private property can be prevented, mitigated and eliminated in their entirety and we strongly believe
that Safety is everyone's task and the responsibility of Its practice basically falls on each and every
one of the workers of the work in question.
This project is located:

Region : Arequipa
Department : Arequipa
Province : Bed
District : Mariano Nicolas Valcarcel
Place : URASQUI
2. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
The workplace must meet the necessary conditions to guarantee the safety and health of workers.
The signaling systems will be maintained, modified and adapted according to the evolution of the
work and its emerging risks.
The employer will schedule, delimit from the point of view of the safety and health of the worker, the
zoning of the workplace in which the following areas are considered:
- Service area (SSHH, dining room and changing rooms).

- Work Operations Area.
- Preparation and preparation area for materials and prefabricated elements.
- Materials storage area.
- Equipment parking area.
- Guardianship.
Likewise, the appropriate security means, distribution and arrangement of each of the elements that
compose them within the zoned places must be programmed.
All necessary precautions will be taken to protect people on the site and its surroundings from all
risks that may arise from it. The entry and transit of people outside the work must be using the
necessary personal protective equipment, and will be regulated by the person responsible for Work
Safety.
Measures must be taken to avoid the production of dust in the work area, with the application of dust
palliatives and, if this is not possible, using personal protective equipment and collective protections.
Commitment must be achieved at all hierarchical levels. So it is that:
Management must:
- Lead the implementation, dissemination and practice of this regulation at all levels of the
organization.
- Coordinate with Project Managers, Engineers and Foremen, improvements to safety practices
and corrections to regulations.
- Discipline staff with empathy to develop skills in identifying and eliminating risks in the work area.
- Practice safety with pro-activity.
- Organize the implementation of work areas, camps, offices, etc. safely, where health and safety
methodologies in accordance with the requirements of the tasks will be reflected.
Engineers/project managers must:
- Control compliance with Security Policies.

- Spread Safety inside and outside the Limits of the work area.
- Improve incident prevention programs and techniques. Provide workers with a safe work
environment.
- Guarantee compliance with the Safety Policy in the field, interacting directly with workers.
- Organize the jobs by identifying those that are of greatest risk, assigning the most qualified
personnel to carry out these tasks.
- Promote a safe work environment, where health and safety risks are controlled.
- Improve risk prevention techniques, working to do so in harmony with workers.
- Train workers in the task of identifying potential risks.
Workers:
- Comply with your obligations by working without unnecessary risks and without exposing your
integrity, that is, in the safest way.
- Respect the guidelines of the Security Policy.
- Identify potential risks, communicate them to superiors, and support their elimination from the
work environment.
- Help create a safe environment for your colleagues and superiors.
SAFETY REGULATION
PROJECT:
CREATION OF THE RECREATIONAL PRACTICE SERVICE IN THE URASQUI CHILDREN'S PARK
IN THE DISTRICT OF MARIANO NICOLAS VALCARCEL – PROVINCE OF CAMANÁ –
DEPARTMENT OF AREQUIPA.
1. GENERALITIES
1.1 The purpose of this standard is to establish the guidelines for the development of a safe way of
life. That is, a culture that is achieved with the education of the individual in aspects of safety and
prevention; both at the individual and group level. As well as in aspects of occupational health.
1.2 Although a good policy is continuous improvement, this will not be subject to modification, but it is
susceptible to being improved with the participation of a Safety Committee.
1.3 All workers, from the highest to the lowest levels, are obliged to comply with and enforce this
regulation without exception.
1.4 It is the obligation of their supervisors, foremen and engineers to train every new worker who
enters work, in aspects related to occupational health and safety.
1.5 All new workers must be monitored and their work performance supervised until they are
effectively involved in the safety work culture.
1.6 There must be a Safety Committee that will have an Emergency Plan, designed to deal with
unforeseen events on site.
2. SECURITY COMMITTEE
Taking into account the National Building Regulations in its Standard G-050 (Safety during
construction) for the following work, the safety committee was formed, which will be chaired by the
person in charge, according to the following detail:
Responsible : ING. RESIDENT

Workers' representative : FOREMAN
3. INFORMATION AND TRAINING
Workers will be provided with:
3.1 Information on health and safety risks.
3.2 General information, brochures, graphic notices, etc.
3.3 Instruction to prevent and control accident risks through talks to workers.
3.4 Safety manuals that help prevent and control accident risks.
3.5 Handling and storage manuals for each material.
4. SIGNALING
The sites indicated by the person responsible for the work must be marked in accordance with the
signaling characteristics of each particular case.
The signs, devices and vests must have material with retroreflective characteristics that ensure their
visibility at night, in darkness and/or in fog or atmospheric conditions, as the case may be.
5. ORDER AND CLEANLINESS
The work will be kept constantly clean, for which waste and waste will be periodically removed, which
must be deposited in specific areas indicated by the responsible Engineer and/or in appropriate
containers duly labeled.
6. TRAINING PROGRAM
The training program must include all construction workers, professionals, technicians and workers,
regardless of their type of contract. Said program must guarantee the effective transmission of
general and specific preventive measures that guarantee the normal development of construction
activities, that is, each worker must understand and be able to apply the Health and Safety standards
and work procedures established for the workers. jobs assigned to you.
7. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SECURITY MANAGER
The Internal Safety Supervision consists of the Resident Construction Engineer as directly
responsible for the execution of the work and the foremen and construction masters, as auxiliaries to
the Safety and Residence Engineers, because, as we know, they are the construction masters. those
who directly and continuously observe the development of each task.
A) Responsibilities of the resident engineer
- Lead the safety policy as a practice in each and every construction activity.
- Implement the security program by project.
- Participate in the identification and analysis of specific risks by activity.
- Comply with and enforce safe work procedures.
- Train all staff permanently in aspects of security and risk identification.
- Do not encourage the execution of any task that presents risks and endangers the integrity of
workers.
- Provide to Eng. of Security the daily reports of incident occurrences and risk identification.
- Directly supervise the correct use of safety implements by each worker in the field.
B) Responsibilities of construction masters and foremen
- Inform the Resident Engineer and Safety Engineer in a real, timely and clear manner about all
accidents/incidents that occur with the personnel under their charge within 24 hours of the event
occurring, otherwise it will not be considered a work accident for legal purposes. .
- Transfer the injured person, if applicable, looking for the most appropriate way and applying First
Aid if necessary. If the injured person cannot be moved, he or she will seek help and medical
assistance within the existing possibilities, communicating this circumstance to his resident
engineer and the safety engineer.
- You will be responsible for the veracity of the information provided about the causes of the
accident/incident.
- Directly supervise the correct use of safety implements by each worker in the field.
- Train crew leaders on the correct use of tools, risk identification and safe work techniques.
- Participate in weekly safety meetings.
- Ensure that each worker has their personal protective equipment.
- Request the change of protective equipment for each worker, when they are damaged.
- Ensure that protective guards, serials, cordons, etc. are installed in a timely manner, and
everything when necessary to prevent any accident or incident.
8. WORKER BEHAVIOR
8.1 Preliminarily, all workers, regardless of their work specialty, will be given an informative talk
whose purpose will be to make known the importance of SAFETY and to make them aware of the
basic rules that they must comply with during their stay on site.
The worker must follow the following recommendations:

- Identify the work area where you will carry out your activity.
- Ensure that your work area is free of risks for yourself and/or your co-workers.
- Carry out your tasks while respecting the rules of order and cleanliness of your workplace.
- Obey all safe work procedures established for each risk activity.
- Inform your supervisor or immediate leader in a timely manner about the occurrence of any type
of incident.
- Obey all notices and signs established in the work area.
- Protect all signage that is inside and outside the project perimeter.
- Request clarification on any security aspect that is not clear to you
- Request the change of any safety implement from your immediate supervisor, when it has
deteriorated.
8.2 No worker may attend the workplace under the influence of alcohol or drugs or any other
hallucinogen. If you want to enter the facilities, you will undergo an alcohol test and if the result is
positive, you will be separated from the company.
8.3 Smoking is prohibited during work hours, and smoking is not permitted in closed spaces.
8.4 Any worker who has a physical or mental problem, or any other problem that prevents them from
working safely or endangers their health or the health of their co-workers, must report this condition to
the supervisor, engineer or site resident.
8.5 Every worker is obliged to request their safety implements before starting any task, these
implements being in accordance with the activity they carry out and based on the risks to which they
are exposed.
8.6 Any worker may refuse to carry out a task if he or she observes that it presents a justified risk to
his or her integrity, without this meaning that he or she will be separated from the work group.
8.7 Any worker is obliged to inform his supervisor, Resident Engineer or Safety Engineer when he is
forced to carry out a risky task without having been provided with the relevant protection.
8.8 No worker should drive or operate vehicles of any type as well as any motorized equipment under
the influence of alcohol or substances with psychotropic effects.
8.9 Violation of the previous conditions is considered a serious offense, and consequently, if such
facts are verified, drastic measures will be imposed such as separation of the work.
9. USE OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
9.1 The company will provide the worker with the personal protective equipment necessary to
perform their work. The basic personal protective equipment for workers is composed of a helmet,
safety glasses, steel-toed shoes, and gloves, the use of which is MANDATORY .
9.2 In the case of specific tasks, the protective equipment will be determined by the Safety Engineer,
and according to the type of risks that the worker will face.
9.3 The worker will be responsible for the good use, state of conservation and maintenance of his or
her protective equipment. The replacement of worn or damaged equipment will be carried out at the
request of the worker and after the evaluation of the supervisor or storekeeper. In case of intentional
damage or loss, etc. The replacement will be at the expense of the staff.
9.4 Every person, when entering the work area facilities, must observe the signs for MANDATORY
use of SAFETY IMPLEMENTS.
BASIC PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
All personnel must wear the following personal protective equipment:
- Work clothing appropriate to the season and the tasks to be performed (overalls or shirt and
pants or overalls). For work of this type, phosphorescent safety vests will be used.
- Jockey-type safety helmet to identify the occupation category of workers, safety helmets will be of
specific colors.
- Safety shoes with 100% PVC sole, non-slip with steel toe.
- In areas where noise reaches levels greater than 80 dB, workers must use hearing protection
plugs. A level of 80 dB is practically recognized when a person stops hearing their own voice at a
normal level.
- In areas with a large amount of dust, the worker will be provided with glasses and dust
respirators.
- First aid kit. In every work there must be a first aid kit. First aid items will be selected by the
person responsible for security (see Annex No. 2)
- Safety equipment must comply with specific national or international quality standards.
10. STORAGE AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS
10.1 The storage area must have a maneuvering area.
10.2 Location of the storage area and disposal of materials (fuel away from, paints, etc.)
10.3 Storage area protection system.

10.4 Material handling will be carried out by specialized personnel.
10.5 Materials will be stacked to the height recommended by the manufacturer.
11. EARTH MOVEMENTS
- All pavement cuts will be isolated and protected by enclosures with safety tapes and cones or
other appropriate systems.
- Under no circumstances may workers participating in cutting work do so without the use of
appropriate protective elements.
12. TRAFFIC CONTROL
The installation of devices and signs for traffic control will follow the following provisions:
a) Signals and control devices must be approved by the Supervisor and be available before the start
of construction work, including layout and surveying work.
b) Only the control devices and signals that are required at each stage of the work and on each
work front will be installed.
c) Devices and signs must be relocated when necessary.
d) Units lost, stolen, destroyed in poor condition or classified as in unacceptable condition by
Supervision must be immediately replaced.
e) Signs and devices must be cleaned and repaired periodically.
f) The signs and devices will be completely removed when the works have been completed.
g) Traffic control personnel must use portable communication equipment and whistles in sectors
where traffic alternates as a result of construction operations. They must also use signs that
indicate to the user the authorized passage or traffic stop.
The Contractor must provide traffic control crews in sufficient numbers, which will be under the command
of a controller trained in this type of work. The Controller will have the following functions and
responsibilities.
a) Implementation of the Traffic Maintenance and Road Safety Plan (PMTS).

b) Coordination of traffic control operations.
c) Determination of the location, position and protection of the control and signal devices in each
specific case.
d) Immediate correction of deficiencies in traffic maintenance and road safety.
e) Coordination of control activities with the Supervisor.
f) Organization of storage and control of signals and devices, as well as rejected or objected units.
g) Compliance with the correct use and schedules of personnel transport buses.
13. INCIDENTS WITH JOB LOSS
It is defined as such, the event that, despite not producing serious injuries or material losses, had the
potential to produce them. These incidents are reportable and must be investigated.
First we will define the incidents based on the area where they can occur and then move on to
general considerations of procedural rules.
13.1 is considered a personal incident with loss:
a) within the perimeter of the work area
- That which occurs to the worker during working hours, in the execution of a task ordered by his
foreman or supervisor.
- That which occurs during work interruptions during work hours, such as refreshments, training,
transfers between work points, etc., with the exception of strikes and stoppages.
b) outside the facilities or work areas:
- That which occurs while carrying out some activity by order of the supervisor or engineer.
- That produced on public roads, when the worker is in compliance with the employer's order.
13.2 Any personal incident, no matter how minor, must be reported and reported to the immediate
supervisor and/or the Safety Engineer as soon as possible.
13.3 The worker who witnesses a serious or fatal incident will report that fact to the Safety Supervisor
and participate in the Incident Investigation when required.
13.4 Every worker who is a victim of an injury incident at work has the right to receive complete
medical care, in accordance with current provisions and standards.
13.5 Investigation and reporting of accidents/incidents with and without loss of time. An accident is
defined as an event that results in injury, occupational illness, functional or anatomical loss, death,
suspension of production, or property damage.
13.6 the reportable cases of accidents are the following:

- Anything that results in death, injury that requires hospitalization or causes lost days of work.
- That which causes serious damage to property, be it machinery, equipment, installation or
existence or that implies stopping the production process.
- Incident that threatens the environment.
- All fires and explosions.
13.7 A work incident is defined as an event that, despite not producing serious injuries or material
losses, had the potential to produce them. These incidents are reportable and must be investigated.
14. STANDARD OF ORDER AND CLEANLINESS
The first accident prevention law is called "Order and Cleanliness" and should be a concern for each
and everyone at work. Tidy and clean work areas are safer and more productive than those that are
not. Keeping the area tidy and clean means that you are working efficiently and safely.
14.1 All personnel must permanently keep their work area clean and tidy. They must dispose of all
construction waste in the cylinders designated for this purpose. The supervisor/foreman will request
the waste cylinders required so that the personnel under his/her charge comply with this directive.
14.2 Before the end of the day, the foremen will clean their work areas. Specific personnel must be
designated to clean the common areas of the work.
14.3 Once the work is completed, the staff will organize and put away all their tools and equipment.
The supervisor/foreman will verify compliance with this directive.
14.5 Hydrocarbon waste (oil, petroleum, grease) will be stored in appropriate containers for
subsequent disposal.
14.6 The daily collection of waste cylinders must be scheduled, which will be deposited in the areas
designated for this purpose.
14.7 The storage of materials, equipment and tools must be carried out in appropriate areas, taking
care not to hinder circulation or evacuation routes.

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DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF MARIANO MELGAR VALCARCEL

THE SECURITY PLAN AND SECURITY CONDITIONS

CREATION OF THE RECREATIONAL PRACTICE SERVICE IN THE URASQUI CHILDREN'S PARK

This project is located:

- Service area (SSHH, dining room and changing rooms).

Engineers/project managers must:

- Control compliance with Security Policies.

Responsible : ING. RESIDENT

3. INFORMATION AND TRAINING

Workers will be provided with:

3.1 Information on health and safety risks.

3.2 General information, brochures, graphic notices, etc.

3.5 Handling and storage manuals for each material.

5. ORDER AND CLEANLINESS

7. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SECURITY MANAGER

A) Responsibilities of the resident engineer

B) Responsibilities of construction masters and foremen

The worker must follow the following recommendations:

9. USE OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

BASIC PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

All personnel must wear the following personal protective equipment:

10. STORAGE AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS

10.1 The storage area must have a maneuvering area.

10.3 Storage area protection system.

10.4 Material handling will be carried out by specialized personnel.

10.5 Materials will be stacked to the height recommended by the manufacturer.

11. EARTH MOVEMENTS

12. TRAFFIC CONTROL

a) Implementation of the Traffic Maintenance and Road Safety Plan (PMTS).

13. INCIDENTS WITH JOB LOSS

13.1 is considered a personal incident with loss:

a) within the perimeter of the work area

b) outside the facilities or work areas:

13.6 the reportable cases of accidents are the following:

14. STANDARD OF ORDER AND CLEANLINESS

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