NOTHING IS SO

IMPORTANT THAT WE
CANNOT TAKE TIME TO DO
IT SAFELY!
 PPE

PPE = Personal
Protective
Equipment

Wearing of P.P.E. is mandatory & must comply with CE

requirements

Check your Equipment!

 Minimum P.P.E.
Requirements

• Hard Hat

• Safety Glasses

• Coveralls

• Steel Toed Boots c/w Ankle Protection

 Additional P.P.E.
Requirements
If working with chemicals or other hazardous materials
- Goggles
- Splash Visor
- Chemical Gloves/Gauntlets
- Chemical Suit
- Suitable Protective Footwear (Steel Toed Rubber Boots)
- Follow the recommendations on the MSDS
(Material Safety Data Sheet)
 Additional P.P.E.
Requirements
If grinding or welding

- Ensure suitable eye protection is worn

- Ensure suitable hand protection is worn

- Ensure suitable Fire retardant overalls/apron are worn

- Deploy protective safety screens

 P.P.E. Responsibilities

 Employee responsible for maintaining and checking PPE is in

good condition (No decorative Stickers, Painting etc. of Hard
Hats)

 Employee to ensure PPE is worn correctly

(Hard Hats not back ward or to one side)

 Replacement PPE is available on Camp

(Refer to your supervisor)
 Tool Box Talks

 Held daily and attended by all Foreman shift personnel

 Include (but not limited to)

 Activities to be carried out during the day after

 Hazards
 Control measures
 Emergency response
 First Aid
 PPE
 Material handling
 Interfaces
 Risk Assessment review
 Safety Meetings
 Safety Meeting held weekly

 Meetings attended by all available personnel

 Meetings minutes of different sort

 Meetings include
• Review of accidents / incidents or near misses and previous
minutes
• Safety bulletins / recommendations
• Open forum discussion
Drug and Alcohol Abuse

ZERO
TOLERANCE
 Accident/Incident Reporting

 All Accident/Incident reported immediately to your supervisor

Accident/Incident report forms must be completed within 24hrs

 Accidents Include (but not limited to…)

- All Injuries
- Vehicle Accident
- Property Damage
 Near Miss Reporting
All near misses and/or identified hazards need to be reported
immediately to your supervisor!
Near Miss / Hazard Report Forms to be completed within 24hrs!

Reporting of Near Misses / Hazards is actively encouraged

by Bonatti Management!

Reporting Near Misses / Hazards is know to be a key factor in

preventing future accidents occurring!
Near Miss Reporting
- Accident Ratio Study Pyramid
 Fire Prevention

• Flammable materials must be stored in designated areas

• Spillages of hydrocarbon materials must be cleaned up safely and quickly

• Smoking is only allowed in designated areas

• Good housekeeping
 Fire Fighting
If you discover a fire …

1) Raise the alarm & notify to Supervisor

2) Remove persons from immediate danger

3) Turn off all Machinery/Equipment

4) Take appropriate action to fight the fire without
excessive risk to self or others (Fire Fighting
Equipment is available)
 Spillage

 All spills (Oil, Diesel etc.) must be cleaned up immediately

 Spent cleaning materials must be disposed of in the correct manner

 Good housekeeping
 Local Requirements
Driving

 Carry your documents: (Driving License, Desert Pass, Copy of

Passport)!
 Wear your Seat Belts!

 Adhere to the speed limits!

 Follow the desert procedure when going into far destination!

 Desert Driving
 Check The Radio on your Car it is properly working!
 Inform arriving location of journey + Estimated Time Arrival!

 Inform departing location of journey + Estimated Time Arrival !

 Always carry with you the water drum!
 In case you are lost contact the Office via Radio and do not get into
panic!
 Know your route, total distance to be traveled, signs to look out for on the
way (following a pipeline, route marked by old tires, barrels etc.
 Know the compass bearing to be followed!
 Local Requirements
Any person who drive in the desert shall ensure that:
 His immediate Supervisor knows his destination and route!
 His vehicle is in good condition with adequate fuel, oil and water!

 His vehicle has tools, equipment and spares for emergency use!
 He has sufficient food and drinking water to sustain him until rescue
expire!
 He is familiar with survival and rescue techniques and procedure!
 Know the compass bearing to be followed
 Other Desert Driving
Requirements

SURVIVAL

“A person lost or stranded in the desert must stay with

the vehicle as it provides shelter and to make it easier
for searchers to locate him"