Welcome To Monrovia Phase Ⅱ Expansion
Project
SAFETY, HEALTH &
ENVIRONMENTAL INDUCTION
TRAINING FOR
CHINA HARBOUR ENGINEERING
COMPANY
Presented by:
Samuel Grandle
Objective
Give the necessary knowledge
relating to the requirements of
the
Project enabling
the
delegate to perform his/her
work safely according to the
CHEC and Client requirements.
Our Mission
Zero Harm/Tolerance to all involved
• Safety is everyone's responsibility.
• We promote a total safety culture through maximum
involvement of all
• We care about the health and safety of all CHEC
Employees and contractors working for and with us.
• We care about the health and safety of communities that
might be affected by our construction operations.
• We care about the environment that might be affected
by the construction operations on a daily basis.
SLOGAN
SAFETY ------- ZERO HARM
SAFETY------------ ZERO HARM
SAFETY ----------- IT HAS NO CHAIN OF COMMAND
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
YOUR OWN SAFETY AND
THE SAFETY OF OTHERS
Why Safety
New Employees
After you have attended INDUCTION
Have your photo taken and get your
ID Badge
Report your lost or stolen
Badge to Security
Show Security your
Badge when asked
Only enter through
the Main Gate
Don’t let someone else use
your ID Badge
Site Rules…
Photography not allowed without prior approval from Management
and Security.
Zero Tolerance
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Tampering with safety devices
Operation of mobile equipment without a valid licence.
Allowing unauthorised or untrained person to operate mobile equipment.
Failure to follow safety procedures, including requirements from RA’s
(Risk Assessment).
Failure to obey all lawful/safe work instructions.
Failure to wear and keep in good condition prescribed personal protective
equipment (PPE).
Failure to observe site traffic rules.
Failure to report all accidents / incidents immediately.
Public smoking is Prohibited.
No drugs is allowed on our site.
– Consequence
– EMPLOYEE AND SUB-CONTRACTOR SITE ACCESS PERMITS WILL BE REVOKED IF
FOUND NOT TO BE COMPLYING WITH THE ABOVE RULES
Site Walkabouts & Safety Inspections
To Identify Deviations to Zero Tolerance Rules, Unsafe Acts and
Unsafe conditions
Participate actively and
report unsafe acts and
unsafe conditions
SITE ACCESS
SHOW YOUR BADGE
No Badge – No entry
The outcome of most accidents can be minimized if
Personal Protective Equipment is worn :
SITE CLOTHING
Wearing of standard PPE is
mandatory on the
construction site
 Long trousers and long sleeve
shirts or overalls with long
sleeves shall be worn on site.
Specialised PPE will be worn as
directed by HSE Manager.
Communication
Make sure you have
understood your
Supervisor
Participate in Meetings
Read the Safety Bulletins &
Newsletters
Know the
workplace
hazards
Communication is always a
critical issue when there
are many cultures and
languages on a Project
Know the Safety Rules
Site Standards
The following standards shall be complied
with when applicable to construction
activities
PERMIT TO WORK SYSTEM
PURPOSE:
The purpose of the Permit to Work is to ensure the safety of all people,
equipment and facilities during construction activities.
TYPES OF PERMITS
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Excavations
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Scaffolding
3
Height Work
4
Confined Space Entry
5
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Lifting Operations
6
Lockout – Tag Out
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Hot Work
20
NO PERMIT : NO WORK!!
6
EXCAVATIONS
Obtain a excavation
permit
BARRIER TYPES
Stay away from moving
machinery
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4
2
Guardrails and proper
access required
5
Spoil piled 3m from edge prevents injury
Shoring, sloping or stepping prevents collapse
SCAFFOLDING
Ladder access only
Only authorised
scaffolder allowed to
alter scaffold
Do not use scaffold
without proper tag
Platforms must have
handrails and
kickboards
Scaffolding must be on foot plate and
secure footings
SCAFFOLDING
Wear a safety harness
"Dangerous scaffolding !”
Dangerous waste
removals
Incomplete scaffold
Safe scaffold with green tag
FALL PROTECTION...
Your Harness with
double Lanyards are
worn to protect you
from a Fall!
CONTRACTOR TO TRAIN ON WEARING A SAFETY HARNESS
HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES
CHEMICALS – MSDS
 All chemicals brought on
project site will have MSDS
sheets
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Provide PPE Information
Emergency Protocol
Chemical Compatibility
Storage Requirements
 All containers need to be
labeled as to the contents
 Make sure you know the Safe Work Procedure for substance use
GAS CYLINDERS & FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
No smoking or flames around
flammable liquids
SIGNS!!!!
Store EMPTY & FULL
Approx 3 m apart
HOT WORK
PERMIT
Gas
cylinders
will be
closed off
and hoses
vented when
unattended
(breaks,
close of
work, etc.)
Flammable materials must be
stored in well ventilated area
Inspect equipment
carefully for damage
Gas cylinders must be stored in an upright position
and chained INDIVIDUALLY
MANUAL HANDLING
Don’t lift with
your body
Know the
weight
Use your
Legs
Look where you
are going
Get help if heavy loads
Only one person to plan and direct lifting activity
SAFE LIFTING OPERATIONS
Rigging work
in progress:
Do not enter
the barricaded area
unless authorized
Red and White Chain
Required For
Barricading and
needs to be tagged.
SAFE LIFTING OPERATIONS
Never work under
a suspended load
STOP and CORRECT
Life-Threatening
situations
IMMEDIATELY
FIRE PREVENTION & SAFE PRACTICES
Causes of fire and explosion includes:
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Smoking around flammable- Only
smoke in designated areas.
Sparks generated by hot work- Control
spread of sparks by use of fire blanket
Faults in electrical equipmentElectrical equipment needs to be
maintained
Static electricity- Carry containers do
not drag them.
Eliminate the cause = NO Fires
HOUSEKEEPING
Keep
walkway clear
of tripping
hazards
Remove all nails
from wood
Poor housekeeping causes accidents and
injuries
Poor houskeeping delays
the work
Remove all rubbish from site
A tidy site is a safe
site
HOUSEKEEPING
Does this look familiar ?
The golden rule to any Safe Site is,
A Place for every thing and everything on its place
Proper housekeeping on a daily basis
Housekeeping IS the responsibility of You and Me
SITE SAFETY
Know the hazards
Follow instructions
Know the Rules
Report deviations
Participate in
Toolbox Talks
Go home safely!
Obey the signs
INCIDENT REPORTING
Fire – raise alarm.
Serious accident – Fight fire if safe to do so
Don’t move injured
personnel, do not
attempt first aid if you
are not qualified.
Report accidents via
Supervisors radio or
phone
Wait for trained first
aider
Minor accident – Inform your foreman first
before reporting to the Clinic
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
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In case of emergency raise alarm
Make sure In case of alarm
everyone is
alerted
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Stop work when alarm is
sounded
Await instructions
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Turn off all equipment
4
Do not
run stay calm
Walk quickly to
point
assembly
INJURY
MANAGEMENT
PROCEDURE
In the event of serious injury requiring urgent medical
treatment
e.g. fracture or suspected internal injuries
DO NOT MOVE the Injured Person Contact Site Emergency Services.
Radio :……….
Inform CHEC HSE Manager – Darren Leon
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
• HSSE MANAGER (24 hr.)
+23177542262
• FIRST AIDER (24 hr)
+231886538060
• PROJECT MANAGER
+231775533631
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS REPORTS
Report any spillage to Supervisor
IMMEDIATELY
The best corrective measure is the one
that will eliminate the Hazards.
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & HYGIENE
Dehydration:
Your body and its organs
cannot function without
water!
SITE HEALTH & HYGIENE
EMPLOYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING:
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Toilet and Wash Room Facilities
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Shade and Eating facilities
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Providing sufficient, accessible Cold Water
You are responsible to………
TAKE CARE OF THESE FACILITIES – Keep them Clean at all times
STAY HEALTHY – Eat well and sleep properly
DRINK COLD WATER & TAKE ELECTROLYTES during Hot Season
REPORT any unsafe conditions or illnesses
Who else wants you to come home safely?
PLEASE
TAKE YOUR HEALTH & SAFETY
SERIOUSLY
THANK YOU