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001 HSE Induction
001 HSE Induction
Course Contain
1. Introductions
2. Site Orientation
3. Safety Roles of CPF Construction Site
4. Temporary Muster Point
5. Emergency procedures
6. First Aid Facilities
7. Good Safety Practices
Introduction
1. Project : BMS Field Development Project
5. Major Components
- Oil Production: 13,200 BBL/D
- 60KV OVHD Electrical Transmission Tie-In at Bir Reba Nord(BRN)
Substation
- Crude Oil Compression for Exporting, Water Treatment, StorageTanks,
Utility.
- Compression Facility of Gas and Water for reinjection
- 3 Oil Gathering Flow Lines(6”, 1~3Km), Crude Exporting Line 25Km
- Building (Administration/Control/Substation etc 총 10 동 )
- BDV (Permanent Camp) 제외
Introduction
(Client)
(Contractor)
Site Orientation
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• Photography is only allowed on
site after authorization by the HEC
HSSE team has been given.
• DO NOT carry a camera on your
person, this includes cameras on
mobile.
Site Orientation
What Are They?
2 4 6 8 10 12
• The Company reserves the right to take circumstances of the rule breaking into
account to modify the disciplinary measures.
• The Breaking of a Life-Saving Rule is considered a Major Misconduct, and the
HR disciplinary process as defined in the Employee Policy Manual will be used
to administer this consequence matrix.
• ROP speed and alcohol thresholds will be used.
• Other existing rules and procedures remain valid.
Site Orientation
BMS’s Life Saving Rules
Obtain a valid Permit to Work
whenever required for the task at hand
• PtW Applicant must visit the worksite when
planning the task.
Warning Letter
low potential impact Final
Rule is broken for the
first time
Warning Dismissal
Final Warning Letter Letter
high potential impact
Rule is broken for the
second time or several
rules are broken at the Final Warning Letter Dismissal
same time
Rule is broken for the
third time, or rule-
breaking caused injury Dismissal
or death, or was done
recklessly or wilfully
Site Orientation
HEC POLICY
HEC Priorities in
Responding to Incidents
3.Preventing Escalation
3. Responsibilities
8. Review
Site Orientation
Our goal is an incident Fatality
and injury free project
LTA
Restricted
Medical
First Aid
Near miss
Property Damage
solvents
fuels
lubricants
cleaning agents
glues
Site Orientation
Hazardous Waste & Non-Hazardous Waste
Non-Hazardous waste
Any solid material or semi-solid material, which does not pose
any danger to the environment or to human health if it is dealt
with in a safe scientific way
Hard Hat
Safety Glasses
Coverall
Gloves
Safety Boots
Site Orientation
Additional PPE
• Slow down!
Drivers Shall:
Wear their seatbelt at all times
Make sure passengers are wearing theirs
Carry out a daily check on their vehicle
Wear suitable, sturdy footwear whilst driving -
HGV Drivers shall wear safety shoes and
coveralls when on duty
Take adequate rest breaks
Site Orientation
Rules of Driving
Heavy Vehicle drivers Shall:
Take a minimum of one hour rest after four hours of
driving
Drivers Shall Not:
Use a GSM - even a "Hand Free" while driving
Drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs
Tamper with safety devices e.g. speed limiters or
seat belts
Drive faster than Government Speed limits
Work more than a twelve hour shift
Site Orientation
Excavation work
• Pilot trenching for all types of excavation works
• Proper sloping / shoring, benching
• Proper protection, signage, barricades
• Daily inspection of deep excavation, inspection
immediately after rainfall.
• No work immediately following rainfall in deep
excavation
• Competent person to first assess condition
• 1 meter off the edge clear of spoils, equipment and
materials.
Site Orientation
Working at Heights
Working at height of 1.8 meters or higher
above the ground will only proceed when:
A fixed platform is used with hand rails, verified by a competent
person or fall arrest equipment is used that has:
- A proper anchor - preferably overhead
- Full body harness using double latch self locking snap hooks at
each connection
- Synthetic fibre lanyards
- Shock absorber
Fall arrest equipment will limit free fall to 1.5meters or less a visual
inspection of the fall arrest equipment and system is completed and
any equipment that is damaged or has been activated is taken
out of service.
AVOID INCIDENTS !!
Site Orientation
Handling of Chemicals
1. Use appropriate PPE
2. Emergency and First-Aid Procedures
3. MSDS Sheets and Inventory of Chemicals should be made available for use
4. In case of spillage or leakage follow MSDS instruction
DO
PACKAGE CHEMICAL PROPERLY
DISPOSE OFF PROPERLY
DON’T
DUMP CHEMICAL WASTES AT GENERAL COLLECTING AREAS
(INDUSTRIAL SKIPS)
TREAT CHEMICAL WASTES AS GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
WASTES
Site Orientation
Heat Stroke
Example
Site Orientation
Permit to Work System – Hot Work
1. Work involving naked flames
(burning / welding, grinding)
2. Electrical induction pre-heating/stress relieving or the
use of high temperature thermal calibrations
3. Use of portable grinding equipment (air or electrically
powered)
4. Use of air / hydraulically / electrically powered tools,
capable of generating a spark in hazardous zones
5. Use of battery-operated equipment in hazardous zones
e.g. cameras / flashlights / mobile telephones
6. Use of non intrinsically safe equipment in hazardous
zones
7. Dry grit/shot blasting in hazardous zones
Site Orientation
Permit to Work System – Cold Work
1. Mechanical works
2. Working with radioactive sources in conjunction with
Radiography Certificate
3. Insulation work
4. Civil works
5. High pressure water jetting or wet grit blasting
Painting/spray painting
6. Removal of handrails, gratings, hatches and fixed ladders
7. Scaffolding erection/dismantling
8. Use of air or hydraulically powered tools including needle
guns in non-hazardous zones
9. Dry grit/shot blasting in non-hazardous zones
Site Orientation
Permit to Work System – Confined Space
1. A space contains, or has a potential to contain, a hazardous
atmosphere
2. Contains a material that has the potential for engulfing an entrant or, if
there is a risk of serious injury from hazardous substances or
conditions within the space
3. Some confined spaces are easy to identify, such as
– Closed tanks
– Vessels
– Sewers
– Pipelines
– Pits
– Trenches & Excavations
– An enclosed or partially enclosed space which:
– Is at atmospheric pressure during occupancy
Site Orientation
Lock out & Tag out
A Lock-out/Tag-out system is the placing of safety tags to prohibit the operation of
equipment. The aim is to create a physical boundary within which commissioning
activities may be performed safely.
LOTO is used for:
Electrical systems not yet connected to a power
source
Electrical systems that have been commissioned but are
linked to other systems/equipment still under commissioning
NO ACCIDENTS
NO HARM TO PEOPLE
SECSECURITY
While on BMS CPF Site, all personnel shall be subject to Site Security
Regulations;
• Personnel shall wear or carry Site I.D. Cards at all times
• Personnel shall present I.D. Cards on request by Security or HSE
• Obey instructions from Security personnel and HSE
• In event of Security Alert/Emergency;
Stay calm and do not leave your place of work
Wait for the all clear given by one of the Security personnel or HSE.
Safety Roles of CPF Construction Site
PPE REQUIREMENTS
• PPE must be worn in all areas except designated PPE free zones.
SMOKING
Smoking is not permitted in any offices, accommodation,
or enclosed public spaces except at clearly designated
smoking areas
Cigarette butts shall be placed in cigarette bins provided
at the smoking areas. This removes a fire hazard and is
good housekeeping
If you are drinking, remember the morning after….you may still be drunk.
Risk Assessment should be used at all stages of the project and may
include……
• Toolbox meetings
•Work areas and walkways should be kept free of any unnecessary flammable or combustible
materials
•Suitable containers shall be provided for waste materials. These containers must be clearly
labelled with regard to their use and contents.
•Oily or paint soaked rags, waste, or clothing shall be placed in metal containers that shall be
emptied frequently, ensuring safe disposal of their contents
•All spills involving flammable or combustible liquids shall be cleaned up immediately. Where
necessary, suitable cleaning materials should be provided and used
•Keep containers of flammable or combustible liquids closed when not in use. If possible, use
safety containers with self-closing lids
Safety Roles of CPF Construction Site
In the event of discovering a small fire;
If you have been properly trained and feel confident in the use
of portable first-aid fire equipment;- Locate the nearest fire
extinguisher, check the contents gauge, pull the pin, aim the
extinguisher at the base of the fire and compress the handle,
sweeping from side to side.
If you fail to extinguish the fire, evacuate the area and contact
your supervisor.
Do not under any circumstances attempt to
fight a fire unless you are certain of your
own safety
Safety Roles of CPF Construction Site
In the event of discovering a small fire;
Hot Work
Activities involving welding, burning, grinding are
designated as hot work.
A fire watch shall be provided at all work sites where hot work is ongoing.
The fire watch shall be assigned to cover a designated work area, which
can include monitoring of several individual hot work tasks.
The fire watch shall be fully conversant in the use of portable fire fighting
equipment
The fire watch shall familiarize himself with Fire Equipment locations and
nearest escape routes
Firewatch shall ensure area clear of combustibles, signs and barriers
erected as required, and have dark glasses (PPE) available for use.
The fire watch shall monitor the work areas for 30 minutes after
completion of works to ensure no deep-seated/smoldering ignition sources
are present.
Safety Roles of CPF Construction Site
RIGGING & RIGGING EQUIPMENT
All rigging equipment shall be certified, and inspected safe for use.
All rigging equipment used must be marked with the current colour
code.
Control free swinging loads by fitting tag lines.
If you have any doubts regarding rigging, ask your Supervisor
Crane hooks shall be fitted with safety catch
Never lift loads over personnel, or allow
• Wear seat belts that meet manufacturers standards except on equipment that
is designed only for standup operation, or that has no rollover protective
structure
• Check vehicles before each shift to assure that all parts and accessories are in
safe operating condition
• Do not drive a vehicle in reverse gear with an obstructed rear view, unless it
has an audible reverse alarm, or another worker signals that it is safe
• Make sure that you and all other personnel are in the clear before using
dumping or lifting devices
• Lower, block JCB arms,crane booms end-loader buckets, dump bodies, etc.
when not in use, and leave all controls in neutral position
Safety Roles of CPF Construction Site
VEHICLE/PLANT SAFETY
General
Wear correct PPE
Stack or secure all materials to prevent sliding, falling, or collapse.
Overhead Work
Secure tools and materials to prevent them from falling on people below
Barricade hazard areas and post warning signs
Use toeboards, screens, or guardrails on scaffolds to prevent falling objects.
Safety Roles of CPF Construction Site
Environmental
Spills to be avoided
Use drip trays when refuelling or transferring liquids
If there is a spill;
It must be contained and reported to the HSE team
Small Spills;
Use spill kits or any suitable absorbent material and report to
HSE
Large Spills;
Isolate source and immediately inform your supervisor/HSE team
LIGHTING
Think!
Consider!
Temporary Muster Point
To be Updated
CAMP ASSEMBLY POINT LOCATION SITE ASSEMBLY POINT LOCATION
Emergency Procedure
In event of alarm you are required to make your job safe,
proceed directly your nearest muster point and remain
there until advised to leave. Do not run. At the muster
point please stand still, keep quiet and allow the muster
marshal to carry out a head count.