01 HSTP Hazid - Rig Hazards

Experience Makes The Difference
Kindly take 30 Minutes to go through ME…. My pages will give you an idea about the HAZARDS in our
rig… My self is HAND SHAKE TRAINING PROGRAMME…
Lets Work Together to identify the Hazards and make our Site a Safer Place more than ever.
HAND SHAKE TRAINING PROGRAMME

JEL HSE Commitment
Three Key Principles:

No accidents, no harm to
people and no damage to
the environment
1. All accidents are preventable.
2. Management are responsible for HSE performance.
3. Working safely is a condition of employment.
Doc No.- HSE/HAND SHAKE TRAINING PROGRAMME -01 /HAZARD IDENTIFICATION/ Rev. No: 00 Rev. Date:01.08.2014
Our goals are simply stated . . .
It is the policy of JEL
to provide safe and NO HARM
healthy working TO PEOPLE
conditions for all NO DAMAGE

TO THE
employees and all ENVIRONMENT
other persons
associated with or
affected by our
NO ACCIDENTS
activities.
1
10
30
300
10000 - HAZARDS
NO….
To fix the top…
FATAL ACCIDENTS, MULTIPLE PEOPLE
Worker slips on the oil – falls, hits head on pump and INJURED or PERMANENT DISABILITY
dies
SERIOUS INJURY
Worker slips on the oil – falls and breaks hip i.e. DAFWC (Days Away From Work Case)
MINOR INJURY OR MATERIAL DAMAGE

Worker slips on the oil – twists his ankle i.e. RWI (Restricted Workday Injury)
or MTC (Medical Treatment Case)
Or Vehicle damage, Spills etc.
Worker slips on the oil – regains balance NEAR MISS

i.e. „Near Hit‟
DEFECT/HAZARD
Small oil leak at a pump – i.e. unsafe conditions, unsafe
Operator does not clean up acts
… we need to
work the
bottom
WE FAIL TO IDENTIFY THE HAZARDS AND FAIL TO REPORT THE SAME THROUGH SOC
IF we want to fix THE TOP–
WE HAVE TO IDENTIFY ALL HAZARDS
&
Implement Proper Corrective Measures
IDENTIFTY THE HAZARDS & REPORT THROUGH

SAFETY OBSERVATION CARD
Hazards and Risks
The cable is a hazard. Why?
Because there is a risk that you could trip over and hurt yourself.
DEFINING A HAZARD AND RISK
A HAZARD is a source of danger.
It is defined as “a condition or situation that exists

within the working environment which could
result in injury, harm to health and/or damage”.
A Risk relates to exposure to the danger.
It is defined as “the probability of any injury,

harm to health or loss occurring from a hazard”.
HAZARD CLASSIFICATION
High risk hazards
It is a condition or practice that is likely to cause:
• loss of life;
• permanent disability;
• loss of body parts;
• extensive loss of structure equipment or material.
Medium risk hazards

It is a condition or practice that is likely to cause:
• serious injury or illness that results in temporary disability;

• property damage that is disruptive but less severe than a high risk hazard.
Low risk hazards

This is a condition of practice that is likely to cause:
• minor non-disabling injury or illness;

• non-disruptive property damage.
TYPES OF HAZARDS
1. VISIBLE HAZARDS
2. DEVELOPING HAZARDS
3. HIDDEN HAZARDS
TYPES OF VISIBLE HAZARDS
Examples of obvious or visible hazards :
• untidy housekeeping;
• missing machine guarding;
• broken or damaged ladders;
• damaged vehicles;
• “blown” or missing lights.
• Trench / excavation not barricaded.
TYPES OF HIDDEN HAZARDS
Examples of hidden hazards :
• toxic and asphyxiating gases and vapours;
• emissions from radioactive sources.
TYPES OF DEVELOPING HAZARDS
Examples of developing hazards :
• building and structural damage created by

vibration or sagging foundations;
• corrosion and excessive weathering of metal
components;
• abnormal wear and tear on critical parts of
machinery, equipment or plant;
• deterioration from ultraviolet radiation and
chemical reaction.
HAZARD CATEGORIES
Physical
Chemical
This category includes hazards associated with
the exposure to chemicals and other hazardous
This category includes
substances, such as:
hazards from exposure to:
• cyanide;
• noise;
• vibration; • acids;
• temperature. • caustic soda;

• lead;
• hydrocarbon.
Ergonomic
Ergonomic hazards are associated with the interrelationship
between people and the equipment/machinery they work with.
This includes:
• work station layout;
• equipment design; and
• instrument layout.
HAZARD CATEGORIES
Biological Radiation
This category includes This category includes hazardous sources of
hazards associated with radiation energy, such as:
exposure to: • ultraviolet radiation from exposure to sunlight
• viruses; or arc welding;
• bacteria; • ionising radiation from x-ray equipment;

• parasites
• infra-red radiation from drying, baking and
heating processes.
Psychological
This category includes the hazards that
can have an effect on the person‟s mental
well-being and behaviour, such as:
• work load;
• shift arrangement;
• workplace violence.
How an Incident occurs???
Incident = Unwanted event Contact with Substance or Energy Source
Near miss Accident

NO injury and/or damage injury and/or damage
AND IMMEDIATE CAUSES OF INCIDENTS ARE…
UNSAFE
Act Condition
Unsafe Act
What does an Unsafe

Act mean?
It‟s the process of

doing something without
thinking to secure it from any
danger/risk. It occurs always
or before an accident
takes place.
Unsafe Act can be raised for activities: Example of unsafe acts:

• Use of defective tools or equipment. • Not wearing required PPE’s.
• Using tools or equipment improperly. • Engaged in horseplay, distractions, teasing.
• Lack of or improper use of PPE. • Using wrong tools.
• Operating equipment at unsafe speed. • Taking short cut for carrying an object.
• Failure to warn or signal. • Smoking in identified hazardous area.
• Working from an unsafe or unstable position. • Using mobile phones while driving.
• Servicing energized or moving equipment. • Safety slings not installed after installation pipes.
• Not following established WI & HSE Procedures. • Not Following established WI & HSE Procedures.
Example of Unsafe Acts
Unsafe Condition
What does an Unsafe
Condition mean?
A defect, malfunction
or condition which may
expose a human being to harm
while performing their duties
or harm to others that are
exposed to the condition.
Unsafe Conditions are raised from: Example of Unsafe Conditions:

• Lack of or inadequate supports or guards. • Standing water, oil, liquids, etc on the floor or walking/working surface.
• Fire or explosion hazards. • Exposed electrical wires where people can come into contact with them.
• Lack of or inadequate warning devices/systems. • Chemicals stored incorrectly.
• Defective tools, equipment, or supplies. • Lighting not adequate near diesel tank and below substructure.
• Hazardous atmospheric condition. • Well cellar, trench not barricaded or covered.
• Clearance or congestion hazards. • DG set engine oil leakage observed.
• Poor housekeeping or physical arrangement. • Slings arrangement is not proper may cause trip hazards.
• Environmental: lighting, noise, ventilation, Spill, oduor.
Example of Unsafe Conditions
LETS FIND THEM AND ELIMINATE THEM..
YOU ARE THE GAME CHANGER…
I) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“GRATINGS, WALKWAYS, STAIRS & HANDRAILS”
HAZARD – Openings in Gratings
HAZARD – Cable making hindrance on the way to ladder
HAZARD - Ladder with Dangerous steps
HAZARD - Missing Handrails
HAZARD – Gap in between the Handrails
HAZARD – Unsecured Gratings
HAZARD – Handrails not Fixed
HAZARD – Gap on the Walkways
HAZARD – Gap on the
walkway and level
difference
HAZARD – Hose making hindrance on the access ladder
HAZARD – Missing Step on ladder
HAZARD – Pins not provided on supports of Walkways
HAZARD - HAND RAILS NOT PROVIDED
Hazard - Ladder with slippery steps – The checkered plates worn out
Hazard : Damaged Stairs
HAZARD – Descending the Stairs without holding hand rails
HAZARD – Descending the Stairs With materials in hand & not holding railing
HAZARD – Mixing platform without handrails
HAZARD – Water Hose scattered on walkway
HAZARD – Access top of tank by leaning from mud tank wall
HAZARD – Stair Ladder without Hand Rails
HAZARD – Excess gap between Toe Guard and Floor
HAZARD – Improper Ladder Landing
II) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“SUB STRUCTURE , GUY LINE”
HAZARD – Pins not provided on structure bracings
HAZARD – Gratings not provided on cellar pit
HAZARD – Sub Structure Pin Missing, Instead BOP studs used
HAZARD – Working Above BOP in Sub structure area without fall protection
HAZARD – Improper Pins used in shackles and turn buckles
HAZARD – Cotter Pin not provided on Structure Pins
III) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“RIG CARRIER , DRAW WORKS”
HAZARD - The covers protecting the rotating shaft and draw works drum are not available
HAZARD – Guards not provided on rotating parts
HAZARD – Welding rod used instead of cotter pin
HAZARD – Damaged Guard
HAZARD – UNGUARDED BRAKE PEDAL CONNECTIONS
HAZARD – Improper Tension in the Nuts of the Dead Line Anchor Grabber
IV) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“RIG FLOOR”
HAZARD –STANDING ABOVE UNSECURED WOODEN BLOCK
HAZARD – Damaged Tong wire rope
HAZARD – Subs are not secured on Rig Floor
HAZARD – Handle not available on SLIPs
HAZARD – Damaged Gauge
HAZARD – Damaged Hydraulic Lines
HAZARD – V-Door Not closed
HAZARD - The gauge fitted upside down and the glass cover is damaged
HAZARD - Tong Dyes in worn out condition
HAZARD – Upper Insulation of Rotary Hose Damaged
HAZARD – PINCH POINTS NOT HIGHLIGHTED
HAZARD – Mouse Hole cover not level
Hazard : Handle not available for casing Slips
Hazard : Working @ height, standing above tong
HAZARD – Hammering the connection by leaning above the head and not standing on
appropriate platform
HAZARD – Handle are missing in both make-up and break-up tong. Also a nut is
missing in make-up tong.
HAZARD - Pin not available on the tong snub line Shackle
HAZARD - Hand in wrong position while handling the Tubular
HAZARD – Crossing the V-Door while tubular is brought to Rig floor.
HAZARD - Improper nut on Shackle
HAZARD – Slippery Floor
HAZARD – Incorrect hand placements on tongs
HAZARD – Single joint elevator safety locking pins not placed
HAZARD – Both Ends Manual Spliced - Tong retainer line
HAZARD – Hand tools left lying around the rotary table
HAZARD – holding back 5" drill pipe coming through the V-door.
HAZARD – Poor housekeeping @ rig floor
HAZARD – Wrong hand placement on pipe spinner
HAZARD – Guiding stand of heavy weight pipe with wrong hand placement.
V) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“DERRICK, MAST”
HAZARD – Crown Walkway without Gratings
HAZARD - No FLAPER BOARD available connecting mast ladder and monkey board
HAZARD - Drop Objects Nuts on Mast Structures
HAZARD - Loose materials on Monkey board
HAZARD – Latch Not Available on turnbuckle hook
HAZARD - Unsafe Bolts used for securing GUY ROPES
HAZARD – Derrick Men Climbing Down at Unsafe Distance
HAZARD – HANGING CHAINS ON MAST – DROP OBJECTS
HAZARD – Tong Sling eye without thimble and crimping
HAZARD – Improper standard Goose Neck
VI) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“TOP DRIVE”
HAZARD - Drop Object Hazards at TOP DRIVE
HAZARD - Drop Object Hazards at TOP DRIVE
Hazard : Nuts & Blots used in top drive hydraulic levers instead of proper pins
Hazard : Damage cotter pin
VII) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“WELL CONTROL EQUIPMENTS”
HAZARD – Remote Unit - Blind ram lever not covered for accidental / unauthorized operation
HAZARD - HP lines from koomey and to BOP are not retained
HAZARD – Standing above BOP while preparing for BOP testing, No access ladder,
NO platform, No fall Protection
HAZARD - Tea cup placed on the RAM lever – the lever is not protected
HAZARD – Koomey Unit RAM lever – the lever is not protected for any accidental
operation
HAZARD - Valve handles – handles of manifold damaged and Missing
VIII) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“WINCHES – MATERIAL & MAN RIDING”
HAZARD - Guards not provided , Wire rope overlapped
HAZARD – Standing in Man Riding basket without Safety Harness and Secondary
Retaining system not available for Basket
HAZARD – 2 part shackle used in Winch rope
Hazard : Damaged & Twisted Winch Wire rope
HAZARD – HAND PLACED ON WINCH DRUM WHILE IN OPERATION
HAZARD – No clamps and retainers in pneumatic line
IX) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“CIRCULATION SYSTEM”
HAZARD - Retainers not provided on the High pressure lines
HAZARD - Improper placement of Bleed of line
Improper placement of Bleed of line,

the Pop- Off Valve placed at the
bottom and the release line was not
connected directly to tank. Many
joints provided near the Pop-Off
valve, which will reduce the free flow
HAZARD - Guard not provided for the moving parts of Mud Engine
HAZARD – HP Bleed / POP OFF Lines without Retainers
HAZARD – Damaged Bleed off Valve handle
HAZARD – Damaged HP Hose
HAZARD – HP Line with too many Joints
HAZARD – IMPROPER WELDING OF POP OFF LINES
HAZARD – Mud pump Moving parts guards not placed
HAZARD – Even though barrier is provided, Employee working on mud pump while
under pressure.
HAZARD – Charging pulsation dampener on the mud pump with an
“oxygen” cylinder instead of “Nitrogen”
HAZARD – Unsecured HP line, clamps are not tightened and clamps
welded above gratings
X) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“MUD TANKS”
HAZARD – Trip Hazards above mud tank
HAZARD –Bleed Lines with 90o Bends
Should be 45o
Hazard – Damaged Handles of Butterfly valves
HAZARD – Working @ height without Safety Harness and life line
HAZARD – Direct Loading of Chemical Salt into the Mud Tank
Hydration of the chemicals Leads to

Activation of Corrosion
XI) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“VEHICLE MOVEMENT (ILM), MATERIAL
HANDLING & LIFTING OPERATIONS”
HAZARD – Straps not protected from Sharp edges of the loads
HAZARD – REVERSING VEHICLES / TRAILERS WITHOUT SIGNALMAN
HAZARD – Improper Securing of Ratchet Load Binder
HAZARD – 2-Part shackles provided to secure the load – Vibration of vehicle while movement
will open the Shackle
HAZARD – Improper Pins / Nuts provided on shackle to secure the load
HAZARD – Signaling the vehicle by standing behind the way of vehicle
HAZARD – Chain Hook not secured properly
HAZARD – Unsafe Pipe Shifting Practices
HAZARD – Loose material not secured properly & Diesel spill on tray not cleaned
HAZARD - Damaged Lashing Belts
HAZARD – Restricted area for movement of Forklift
HAZARD – Unsafe handling of tubular
HAZARD – Thimble welded with Shackle
HAZARD – Lifting tackles are not colour coded
HAZARD - Safe Load Indicator - Not Working
ANGLE SHOWING IN SLI – 24.5O

FIXED ANGLE ON BOOM SHOWING – 45O
HAZARD – Out rigger automatically retracts during
operation, supported by Wood
HAZARD – Wire rope on dead end broken, hook with excessive wear, Latch not closing
HAZARD – Handmade sub – standard slings
HAZARD - Quarter Pin not available on the Shackle
HAZARD Damaged Webbing Slings
HAZARD Damaged Wire rope Slings
HAZARD – Lifting the Water Tank without draining out Water fully
HAZARD – Improper Placing of U-Clamps
HAZARD – Trying to stop the rolling Pipes / MOC sub by Leg
Hazard : Improper Lifting Practice, sitting on suspended load
HAZARD – The Packing of Outriggers jacks should be 1.5 times the Dia of Jack plate
HAZARD – The Outriggers jack plates Damaged
HAZARD – Lifting bunk house with 2 way sling
HAZARD – Master link of the Sling not properly attached to the hook
HAZARD – HOME MADE LIFTING CAPS
HAZARD – Trying to lift the Drill Bits Manually
HAZARD – Lifting the load without tag line
HAZARD - Forklift parked with the fork tines left in the raised position
HAZARD – Slinging tubular with the eye of the web sling
HAZARD – Improper Lifting of casing pipe – Single choker used
HAZARD – Clamps provided not as per standards
HAZARD – Two persons giving signal to Crane operator
HAZARD – Lifting subs with wrapping wire rope sling
HAZARD – Unsafe lifting Practice, Shackle used for tilting the shackle instead of pulley
HAZARD – Climbing on top of trailer bed using forklift as ladder.
HAZARD – Standing on catwalk while drill pipe is being winched up the V-door
XII) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS & CONNECTIONS”
HAZARD – CABLE CROSSING ACROSS THE ROAD
HAZARD –Flame Proof material not provided on Exhaust Pipe
HAZARD – Non-standard DB in hazardous area
HAZARD – Thermal Insulation Not provided in Exhaust Line
HAZARD
Earthing not provided on the Diesel

Tank
The connector neutralizing

the static charges between
the HSD tanker and
storage is not available
HAZARD - Battery cover not available
HAZARD - Battery placed above combustible material - Thermocol
HAZARD – Improper Earthing
HAZARD – Light pole junction boxes without barricade
HAZARD – Damaged MCB panel
HAZARD – Naked Electrical connections
HAZARD – Earthing not provided on cable trays
Hazard : Improper Cable Routing
HAZARD – Damaged Generator Door
HAZARD – Rubber mat not available
HAZARD – IMPROPER BATTERY CONNECTIONS
HAZARD – More Cables in One Socket
HAZARD – Improper Junction boxes used in hazardous areas
HAZARD – Electrical cable on water
HAZARD – Earthing cable causing tripping hazard
HAZARD – Open Electrical Wirings inside Rooms
XIII) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“HAND TOOLS”
HAZARD – HAMMER WELDED WITH IRON HANDLE AND MUSHROOM HEADED
HAZARD – Welded Ring Spanner
HAZARD – UNSAFE OPERATION OF JACKS
HAZARD – DAMAGED TEETH‟S, DAMAGED HANDLES, DAMAGED BODY
XIV) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“PIPES & PIPE RACKS”
HAZARD - Thread protectors not available on Drill pipes
HAZARD – Improper stacking of casing pipes
HAZARD – Drill pipe stored in Bins without protector caps
HAZARD – IMPROPER STORAGE OF DRILL PIPES
HAZARD – Drill Collars – Protector caps not available
- Not secured inside Pipe Bins
HAZARD - Stoppers Not Available on the Pipe Rack
XV) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“HOT WORKS”
Hazard : During HOT WORK Employee not wearing PPE , no fire
extinguisher in place, area not cordoned by fire blanket to prevent the
spreading of spark & slags
HAZARD – Cylinders not Chained and in trolley
HAZARD –Flash Back Arrester not provided on Cylinder Side
HAZARD - No Guard for bench grinder
HAZARD – Damaged Gas Hose
HAZARD – Damaged Gauges and Torch
HAZARD – Full Oxygen & Acetylene Stored Together
HAZARD – GRINDING MACHINE WITHOUT GUARD
HAZARD – Oxygen Line Without Flash back arrester
XVI) HAZARDS IN
“PPE & EMERGENCY HSE EQUIPMENTS”
HAZARD – WORKING @ HEIGHT WITHOUT HELMET
HAZARD – Proper landing platform for Top man not available
HAZARD – STRAPS OF THE SAFETY BELT DAMAGED
HAZARD – Damaged discharge hose of extinguisher
HAZARD - Safety Harness in bad condition with oil/grease
HAZARD
No wire and grabber

system available on the
mast for safe ascending
and descending
HAZARD - EYE WASH STATION WITHOUT WATER
HAZARD
TOP MAN Escape Device
High Angle of Descending from the TOP MAN Escape Device

There is no safe Embankments provided near the anchor point to ensure safe landing
HAZARD – Empty FA Box
HAZARD – Fire Extinguisher inaccessible
HAZARD - Damaged carabiner hook , the lock is rusted and Not opening
HAZARD – Empty Fire Extinguisher
HAZARD – Cleaning the outside of the generators without hearing protection.
HAZARD – Working under substructure without PPE
HAZARD - Fire Extinguishers are Tied with the Stand
HAZARD – Not wearing basic PPE while handling Chemicals.
HAZARD – Damaged & Faded Sign Board
HAZARD – Improper placement, Access Blocked & untidy Basket Stretcher
HAZARD – Fire Extinguisher Not Stacked properly
XVII) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES”
HAZARD - Unsafe Conditions of Guy Ropes - Vehicle passing near to the
“LINE OF FIRE”
Doc No.- HSE/HAND SHAKE TRAINING PROGRAMME -01 /HAZARD IDENTIFICATION/ Rev. No: 00
Cntd…..
Rev. Date:01.08.2014
HAZARD - Unsafe Conditions of Guy Ropes - Vehicle passing
near to the LINE OF FIRE
HAZARD - Tower light placed near trench without proper support
HAZARD – Hazardous waste not disposed properly
HAZARD - Damaged suction Hose of Diesel tank
HAZARD Diesel Spill
HAZARD – AC or Storage Space
HAZARD – DG & Engine Exhaust placed towards Diesel tank
HAZARD – Improper storage of Chemicals
HAZARD – Un protected Sewage pit
HAZARD - Untidy Water cooler area and dust particles found inside the tank
HAZARD – Damaged Tyre
HAZARD – Trying to open the joint by standing above the wrench
Hazard : Working @ site with jewelries (loose wrist watch and bangle)
HAZARD – Unprotected Pits
HAZARD – GREASE PAPER NOT DISPOSED AFTER USE
HAZARD – Improper manual lifting technique
HAZARD - Chemicals are not stacked properly, Used chemical bags are scattered around
HAZARD - Leakages from the Joints of diesel distribution Line
HAZARD – Unsafe Chemical handling
HAZARD – Insufficient Illumination
HAZARD – Cementing unit HP lines without safety retainers
HAZARD – Chemical Storage
HAZARD – Honeybee Comp
HAZARD – Water pit not barricaded
XVIII) HAZARDS HIDDEN IN
“BUNK HOUSES & STORES”
HAZARD – Improper arrangement of store
HAZARD – Bunk House Support tilted
HAZARD – Improper bunk foundation
HAZARD – Broken Door
HAZARD - Gap between the Step & Bunk
HAZARD – AC without cover
HAZARD - Unhygienic WC
HAZARD - Unsafe Condition of Water Heater
HAZARD – Improper Waste Storage
HAZARD – Improper vegetable Storage
HAZARD – Unhygienic Toilet
HAZARD - Water Leakage from the Pipe
HAZARD – GAS Cylinders Stored more than the allowable limit of 100 kg
HAZARD – Alcohol Bottles found in Pit, Rooms & Waste Bins - Violation of Drug
& Alcohol policy
Zero Tolerance Behaviors
No Smoking in No Drugs or No use of mobile No driving No nigh-time Rig

Hazardous Areas Alcohol at work phones while without Moves
place driving Seat Belt
PERMIT
No child labour Do not carry out No Confined Space No work without No overriding,
allowed work without valid Entry without mandatory bypassing, disabling
Permit to Work Authorisation Personal Protective safety critical sys.
(PTW) Equipment (PPE) w/o authorisation
REPORT ALL UNSAFE ACTS AND UNSAFE CONDITIONS THROUGH “SOC”
WRITE HERE…
I request all to report all the Hazards In our Rig and help us to achieve our
goals.
Life Savers
Protect yourself Use Double lanyard Obtain authorization

Ensure Derrick Retractable Fall Wire Rope Grabber before entering a
against a fall when Full body harness
Transfer Flapper - arrester on Monkey System Available on confined space.
working at height with Scaffolding /
Walkway from Mast Board, Crown & Below Mast Ladder Conduct gas testing
above 1.8 Mtr flat steel rebar hook frequently
ladder to monkey Sub Structure
while working @
Board
Mast
50 60 70
40 80
30 90
20 100
10 110
KM/HR
Prevent Dropped Keep Yourself Obtain authorization

Work with a valid Do not exceed defined Escort vehicle for all
Objects. before overriding or
Safe from work permit when driving speed limits. Wide Loads.
Carry tools on tool disabling safety critical
kit While working
Moving or required. Follow Proper Lashing /
Pressurised equipment such as Journey management
Stanchion for
at height and Use Floor-O-Matic, Crown- Plan
retainers. Equipment Do PSJM for all securing loads
critical jobs. O-Matic etc.
We Believe “All Accidents are Preventable”. Act now and prevent all accidents.
I request all to stick on our principles mentioned in the “STOP Work

Authority” and never compromise on Safety Standards.
WORKSITE PLEDGE
 I will identify and control Hazards in my job or at my workplace
 I will use S.O.C to identify unsafe conditions and unsafe Acts
 I will hold or be involved in a Toolbox talk before I start or after a change in a

job
 I will Stop any work, by anyone, anytime I think the work is unsafe
I do this for MY SAFETY, the

safety of the PEOPLE AROUND ME
and the HAPPINESS of my FAMILY & FRIENDS
Tribute to Mr. Ajay Kumar Singh
Safety isn't expensive, its priceless…
SAFETY COMES IN CANS – I CAN , YOU CAN & WE CAN
“Let Safety Be The Way Of Life”


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Experience Makes The Difference

HAND SHAKE TRAINING PROGRAMME

Three Key Principles:

1. All accidents are preventable.

2. Management are responsible for HSE performance.

3. Working safely is a condition of employment.

conditions for all NO DAMAGE

MINOR INJURY OR MATERIAL DAMAGE

Worker slips on the oil – regains balance NEAR MISS

IDENTIFTY THE HAZARDS & REPORT THROUGH

The cable is a hazard. Why?

A HAZARD is a source of danger.

It is defined as “a condition or situation that exists

A Risk relates to exposure to the danger.

It is defined as “the probability of any injury,

Medium risk hazards

• serious injury or illness that results in temporary disability;

Low risk hazards

• minor non-disabling injury or illness;

Examples of obvious or visible hazards :

• missing machine guarding;

• broken or damaged ladders;

• “blown” or missing lights.

• Trench / excavation not barricaded.

Examples of hidden hazards :

• toxic and asphyxiating gases and vapours;

• emissions from radioactive sources.

Examples of developing hazards :

• building and structural damage created by

• temperature. • caustic soda;

• bacteria; • ionising radiation from x-ray equipment;

Near miss Accident

AND IMMEDIATE CAUSES OF INCIDENTS ARE…

What does an Unsafe

It‟s the process of

Unsafe Act can be raised for activities: Example of unsafe acts:

Unsafe Conditions are raised from: Example of Unsafe Conditions:

Improper placement of Bleed of line,

Hydration of the chemicals Leads to

ANGLE SHOWING IN SLI – 24.5O

Earthing not provided on the Diesel

The connector neutralizing

No wire and grabber

TOP MAN Escape Device

High Angle of Descending from the TOP MAN Escape Device

No Smoking in No Drugs or No use of mobile No driving No nigh-time Rig

Protect yourself Use Double lanyard Obtain authorization

Prevent Dropped Keep Yourself Obtain authorization

I request all to stick on our principles mentioned in the “STOP Work

 I will identify and control Hazards in my job or at my workplace

 I will use S.O.C to identify unsafe conditions and unsafe Acts

 I will hold or be involved in a Toolbox talk before I start or after a change in a

I do this for MY SAFETY, the

SAFETY COMES IN CANS – I CAN , YOU CAN & WE CAN

“Let Safety Be The Way Of Life”

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