SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPAN

MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines

Contractor NO.6600044545 Budget Item: BI-10-09004-0003
Branch of SINOPEC International Petroleum Service

BRANCH OF SINOPEC INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM SERVICE

PLAN PPE Needs Analysis

DOCUMENT No MIP17 – HSE – PP – 011

SINOPEC TRANSMITTAL No MIP17-SINOPEC-SA-T-2019-0163

SA TRANSMITTAL No MIPD-SPDP&CD-T-P17-0109

Rev 01

STATUS APPROVED
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MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines
Contract NO.6600044545 Budget Item: BI-10-09004
Branch of Sinopec International Petroleum Service Co.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SCOPE .................................................................................................................................................... 3

2. OBJECTIVES ......................................................................................................................................... 3

3. GENERAL REQUIREMENT ................................................................................................................ 3

4. ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 4

5. DEFINITIONS ......................................................................................................................................... 5

6. SELECTION AND CLASSIFICATION ............................................................................................... 6

7. RESPONSIBILITIES ............................................................................................................................. 9

8. CONTROLLING OF PPE ................................................................................................................... 10

9. APPENDICES ...................................................................................................................................... 11

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MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines
Contract NO.6600044545 Budget Item: BI-10-09004
Branch of Sinopec International Petroleum Service Co.

1. SCOPE

The wearing of all Personal Protective Equipment shall be applicable to all SINOPEC
SERVICE Saudi Arabia employees, sub- contractors and visitors in all areas of the project
including warehouses, workshops, and lay down yard/fabrication yard premises.

2. OBJECTIVES

The main objective of this procedure is to protect the employee from harm using PPE as a
last resort in the hierarchy of controls. When a hazardous situation is recognized, steps shall
be taken to mitigate the risk associated with exposure to the hazard by first evaluating
whether or not the hazard can be eliminated. If engineering and administrative controls do
not adequately mitigate the hazard, PPE shall be used to protect personnel from the hazard.
 Elimination
 Substitution
 Engineering
 Administrative
 PPE
This procedure gives guidelines on selection, classification, responsibility and training of the
equipment and emphasize the importance of wearing Personal Protective Equipment where
required according to the Risk Assessment to employees, visitors, and sub-contractors.

3. GENERAL REQUIREMENT

3.1 At a minimum, hard hats, safety glasses, and safety shoes shall be worn in SA restricted
areas and project work sites. Additional PPE shall be selected and used based upon the
results of a documented risk-based PPE needs analysis, which shall consider the exposure
hazards, materials handled, and activities performed by personnel.
3.2 Manager/Supervisor/Foreman shall to ensure the implementation of Personal Protective
Equipment.
● Identify the nature and sources of any hazards or potential hazards within their areas
where employees may be exposed to them, and bring them to the attention of the Safety
Section who will advise on selection of appropriate and suitable Personal Protective
Equipment and provide instructions to prevent or mitigate the effects of the reported

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Contract NO.6600044545 Budget Item: BI-10-09004
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hazard. Requirements will be added and reflected to the JSA if not identified previously
as a Revised JSA.
● Ensure that PPE is issued to all employees under their control are provided with adequate
training in maintenance, storage, use, care and disposal.
● Ensure that everyone in the department is provided with PPE and use it at all times where
mandatory and ensure no one intentionally or recklessly misuses any of the equipment.
● Monitor the use, maintenance, storage, care, replacement and disposal of the PPE.
● Ensure sufficient PPE availability on all working areas.
3.3 PPE shall meet applicable ANSI requirements or equivalent as specified in writing by the SA
Loss Prevention Department.
3.4 Proper PPE (e.g., correct for type of exposure, sized to fit the worker, meets applicable
standards, no defects) shall be provided to personnel when/where required.
3.5 PPE shall be visually inspected by the user before each use. Defective or damaged PPE
shall not be used and shall be immediately replaced.
3.6 PPE that has exceeded its useable service life shall be immediately replaced.
3.7 Clothing shall be free of holes, excessive wear and other defects. Only proper work clothing
(e.g., coveralls, long pants and sleeved shirt) shall be worn by personnel performing
construction, maintenance and operations work.

4. ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviation Description
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
FRC Flame Resistant Clothing
BA Breathing Apparatus
ANSI American National Standards Institute
DBA Decibels at weighted frequency A
SCBA Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
SA GI Saudi ARAMCO General Instructions Standard
SACSM Saudi ARAMCO Construction Safety Manual
NFPA National Fire Protection Agency
OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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NIOSH National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health

5. DEFINITIONS

Definition Description
Hard hats for head protection, injury from impact; from falling or flying
objects.
Head Protection
Hard hats should meet as per (ANSI Z89.1, Type”1”, Class “E”)
referenced standards.(See Appendices Section 1: Head Protection)
Safety Glasses, Safety Goggles, Face Shield and Welding Helmet are
basic type of Personal Protective Equipment to protect employees
against hazard from flying particles, liquid, powdered chemical,
Eye and Face splashed, heat and chemical agents or light radiation.
Protection They must be selected, fitted, and used with regard to both the type of
hazard and the optical condition of the user. The wearing of contact
lenses is not recommended in areas where eye protection is required.
(See Appendices Section 3: Eye Protection)
Hand Protection (e.g., Heat resistance gloves, abrasions resistant
(leather), and chemical resistance, high voltages gloves) are used to
Hand Protection
protect hands from burn skin, chemical, abrasive or corrosive
materials, electrical equipment, machinery hot spot, and hand tools.
Safety foot wear is designed to protect feet from specific hazard
Foot Protection compression injury, impact, puncture, slippery floors. This safety
footwear has steel toe caps, and slip resistance soles.
Hearing protection (e.g., Ear plug, Ear muffs) is used to protect ears
Hearing Protection from repeated exposure to excessive noise above 85 decibels (DBA)
in industry and to eliminate hearing lost.
Full body harnesses are Personal Protective Equipment used to
protect employees to minimize the severity of the fall from heights.
(See Fall Protection Plan)
Full body harnesses
Fall protection devices shall be capable of supporting a minimum dead
weight of 2450 kilograms (5400 pounds). (Refer to OSHA 29 CFR
1910.66, Appendix C 1991.)
Flame Resistant Clothing is a Personal Protective Equipment used for
Flame Resistant protection in order to minimize protect employees from the severity of
burns resulting from flash fires, jet fires, electrical flash-overs, etc., and
Clothing
to provide protection while the wearer escapes a fire incident. (See
Appendices Section 7: Body Protection)
Breathing apparatus (e.g., Self-Contain Breathing Apparatus (SCBA),
Breathing Apparatus Air-Purifying Respiratory etc.) is being used to protect employees in
industrial processes create hazardous atmospheric contaminants.

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Contract NO.6600044545 Budget Item: BI-10-09004
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6. SELECTION AND CLASSIFICATION

6.1 The table below is a list of basic personal protective equipment. Many job classifications
require additional personal protective equipment depending on the work location, type of job,
local hazards, conditions, etc.
Basic Personal Protective Equipment to
Typical Job Classifications
Be Worn (see key below)
Abrasive blast cleaner See Section II.11, Table II.7 (CSM)
Carpenter 1, 8, 9, 10C, 15A
Electrician 1, 2, 8, 9, 10B, 15A, or B
Iron worker - structural 1, 8, 9, 10D, 12/13, & 14 A/B, 15A
Mason 1, 8, 9, 10C/A, 15A
Material Control Man 1, 8, 9, 10C, 15A
Mechanic 1, 8, 9, 10C/A, 15A
Painter See Section II.11, Table II.7 (CSM)
Pipe fitter 1, 8, 9, 10 C/D, 15A
Plumber 1, 8, 9, 10C, 15A
Rigger 1, 8, 9, 10C, 15A
Roof worker 1, 8, 9, 10C, 12/13 & 14 A/B, 15A
Scaffold erector 1, 8, 9, 10C, 13 & 14 A/B, 15A
Sheet metal worker 1, 8, 9, 10 C/D, 15A
Welder 1A &B, 4, 8, 9, 10D, /E, 15B

Key to Personal Protective Equipment

 Safety glasses with side shields (1A=Clear, 1B=Shaded)
 Face shield
 Goggles, safety impact (3A=Clear, 3B=Shaded)
 Welding hood and skull guard (Lens shaded to suit work)
 Air fed hood with filter
 Respirator, chemical cartridge
 Dust mask
 Safety hat helmet
 Safety foot wear (9A=shoes, 9B=boots)
 Gloves. (10A= Rubber coated, 10B= Rubber moulded, 10C = General purpose,
10D= Leather, 10E=Heat resistant)
 Ear protection (11A=Ear plugs, 11B=Ear muffs)
 Standard safety belt
 Full body harness
 Lanyard 1.82m (6FD). (14A=Standard, 14B=Shock Absorbing)
 One-piece coverall (15A=Standard, 15B=Fire Resistant)

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Notes: All personal protective equipment shall meet ANSI/OSHA requirements. Any worker
1.8 m above ground without the protection of a guard rail system, or in a confined space,
shall wear a full body harness and standard lanyard.

Figure: Typical Eye and Face protection Devices

6.2 Typical Eye Protection Applications Figure : Protection Against Radiant Energy
Operation Hazards Protection
Sparks, molten metal,
Acetylene-welding,
harmful rays, flying D, E, F
cutting burning
particles
Sparks, molten metal,
Electric arc welding I A, B, C, G
intense rays, flying particles
Chemical handling Splash, acid burns, fumes G, H (Severe +C)

Chipping Flying particles A, B, C, E, F, G

Grinding (light) Flying particles A, B, C, G

Grinding (heavy) Flying particles C, D, E, G

Spot welding Flying particles, sparks A, B, C, G

● Protection against radiant energy requires the selection and use of the proper shades
of welding filter lens or plate.

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● The table below shall be used as a guide for the selection of the proper shade numbers
of filter lenses or plates used in welding.

Filter Lens Shade Numbers for Protection Against Radiant Energy

Comfort Shade
Welding Operation
number
Shielded metal-arc welding 1/16-, 3/32-, 1/8-, 5/32-inch
10
diameter electrodes
Gas-tungsten arc welding and gas-metal arc welding
11
(nonferrous) 1/16-, 3/32-, 1/8-, 5/32-inch diameter electrodes
Gas-tungsten arc welding and gas-metal arc welding (ferrous)
12
1/16-, 3/32-, 1/8-, 5/32-inch diameter electrodes
Shielded metal-arc welding 3/16-, 7/32-, 1/4-inch diameter
12
electrodes
Shielded metal-arc welding 5/16-, 3/8-inch diameter electrodes 14

Atomic hydrogen welding 10-14

Carbon-arc welding 14

Soldering 2

Torch brazing 3 or 4

Light oxy fuel gas cutting, up to 1 inch 3 or 4

Medium oxy fuel gas cutting, 1 inch to 6 inches 4 or 5

Heavy oxy fuel gas cutting, over 6 inches 5 or 6

Gas welding (light), up to 1/8-inch 4 or 5

Gas welding (medium), 1/8-inch to 1/2 inch 5 or 6

Gas welding (heavy), over 1/2-inch 6 or 8

Air-carbon arc cutting 12

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Figure: Typical Glove Types

● Personal Protective Equipment must be:

● Selected taking into account the nature of the hazard and the task according to the Risk
Assessment.
● Provided to all employees as required.
● In accordance with approved international standards.
● Maintained in an efficient working order and stored properly.
● Stored in a designated and suitable area (e.g., warehouse) in all camp (3, 6, and 10).
training must be given before use

7. RESPONSIBILITIES

7.1 Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Department:

Responsibilities are to:
 Advise purchase, operations, maintenance and other departments to procure
appropriate and effective Personal Protective Equipment that conform to SACSM
and SA GI relevant international standards.
 Liaise with user department in provision of adequate information, instruction and
training on selection, wearing, use, maintenance, storage, and disposal of the
equipment.
 Maintain an inventory of approved personal protective equipment for use by
employees.
 Maintain a log of the protective equipment issued.

7.2 Purchasing/Warehouse Section:

Responsibilities are to:
 Update information with regard to the sources of different types of Personal
Protective Equipment conforming to standards, the addresses of their
manufacturers, suppliers and the agencies specialized in testing and examination
of the equipment and provide to Safety Department.

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 Procure the Personal Protective Equipment from catalogue given in the approved
procedure on personal protective equipment only.
 Storekeeper shall keep a record of PPE issued and replace PPE not functional
anymore
.
7.3 All Employees:
Duties of all employees are to:
 Make full and proper use of Personal Protective Equipment.
 Wear mandatory Personal Protective Equipment; safety shoes, hard hat and
safety goggles at all times in all working areas, except offices, control rooms,
locker rooms, restrooms. The wearing of other Personal Protective Equipment
such as breathing apparatus, respirators, ear protectors, etc. shall be consistent
with the nature of the potential hazard and work being carried out.
 Inspect the equipment before use and ensure that it is clean and there are no
obvious defects. Defective equipment must be withdrawn from service and
reported to their supervisor immediately.
 Report to their immediate supervisor/manager if any of the equipment is either
lost or found defective. Any of the Personal Protective Equipment is found with
manufacturing defects or poor quality; it should be reported to the Safety
Department for further evaluation and remedial action.
 Ensure that all PPE in their care is stored and maintained properly when not in
use or is returned to the designated store after use.
 Hand in used PPE not fit for use anymore.
 Sign acknowledgement of receipt and agree to take proper care and maintain
PPE in a good condition.

8. CONTROLLING OF PPE

8.1 Issuance of PPE

Each employee will be for Personal Protective Equipment as required for their job
description:
 Safety Helmet once in five years. (See reference CSM Head Protection 3.4.10)
 Safety Shoes once every six (6) months except for situations which requires
immediate changes which will be at the discretion of the Department Managers.
(See reference GI 8.005)
 Safety glasses/goggles once every six (6) months (one dark & one clear).
 Respirators, ear plugs/muffs, protective clothing and other Personal Protective
Equipment used for welding operations, fall protection, etc. shall be under the
custody of the individual department and will be issued as per the consistency
and nature of hazards and frequency of usage.
8.2 Selection of PPE
The selection of the Personal Protective Equipment shall be based on following factors:
 Suitability to the risk involved and to the prevailing working conditions.
 Length of the time it needs to be worn.
 Comfort, fit and convenience to the wearer.

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 Compatibility with other Personal Protective Equipment worn.

 Conformity to the relevant standards.
8.3 Training
Employees should be provided with training enabling them to make proper effective
use of PPE.
Training for PPE users must include the following:
 An explanation of the existing and likely to exist risks and why the PPE is being
used.
 How to use the PPE and any limitations of the equipment which may affect?
 The protection offered.
 Instructions on the storage of the PPE.
 The arrangements for reporting loss or defects of the PPE.

9. APPENDICES

Section 1: Head Protection

Relevant Specific Brand
PPE Type Specification
Standard Approved
 Made of high-density
 3M – H-700, H-800
polyethylene (HDPE)  ANSI Z89.1 Type”1”
Head  Uvex - EN 397
 Polyetherimide (PEI) Class “E”
Protection  durable materials  SELLTROM
 EN 397
 AO Safety
 fiberglass  CSA Z94.1
 rigid plastic

Section 2: Hearing Protection

Relevant Specific Brand
PPE Type Specification
Standard Approved
 Made of Soft hypo-  MSA Tri-seal reusable
allergenic medical grade silicone corded
silicon rubber 10002831,
 Universal size  ANSI S3.19- 1974;  3M -1270,1100, 1110:
Ear Plug  Corded with small plastic  BS EN 352 Part 2  Uvex – 2130.065,
case & key chain that  CSA Z94.1M1 2128.045
easy fastens to the  North Deci guard, Comfit
wearer’s belt  Howard Light – Max, Laser
 NRR 25 dB  Bilsom – 1100/555

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 Light weight plastic

 Low profile adopter
attachment  MSA – Sound blocker 26
Ear Muffs  Broad foam contains a  ANSI S3.19- 1974  Bilsom 728
compressed of special  BS EN 352 Part 1  3M 1450
(Cap mount)  North 28-45-00
foam material with soft
foam material cushions  Howard Light LM77H
min NRR 26
 Fits most hard hats

Section 3: Eye Protection

Relevant Specific Brand
PPE Type Specification
Standard Approved
 JSP-Stealth 1000, Milano
 Made of Polycarbonate
 UVEX – 9163 series
 Provide all- round visibility
 MSA- Sierra 697505,
Safety Glasses  Provide chemical & Impact
 Trade wind 697506,
(Clear&Colored resistant. ANSI Z87.1 – 1989,
 North Basic
Lenses)  The colored Spectacles
 AO Safety KX Series, Lexa
lenses shall be anti UV,
anti-scratch & anti- fog  MSA- 791079, RX Over
glasses RX 10012855
 Polycarbonate lenses.
 All- round visibility,
chemical & Impact  UVEX 9161 Series
resistant.  JSP Jupiter
Safety Goggles
 Anti- scratch & anti- fog,  MSA- 791079, RX Over
(Chemical ANSI Z87.1 – 1989,
equipped with indirect vent glasses RX 10012855
Splash/Impact)
 Allows comfortable wear  AO Safety Centurion,
over prescription eyewear LexaR
 Equipped with adjustable
headband.
 The frame made of flexible
PVC and adjustable head
strap.  MSA Clearvue 695179
Gas Welding  The flip-front provides ANSI Z87.1 – 1989, Standard
Goggles double protection; first  JSP- AGL 032-100-600
from the back clear  Uvex - 9350
acetate lens, the second
shaded welding lens

Section 4: Face Protection

Relevant Specific Brand
PPE Type Specification
Standard Approved
Face Shield
 Made of Polycarbonate  MSA -10021614
(Hard Hat ANSI Z87.1 – 1989,
 Provides all- round visibility  JSP – AFA 061-131-100
Adaptable)

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 Chemical & Impact resistant  AOSafety Tuff master H20

 Equipped with visor bracket.
 Made of Polycarbonate  JSP- AFA011-130-200
 Anti-scratch Provides  WILLSON
 All- round visibility  SELLTROM
B) Face Shield ANSI Z87.1 – 1989,
 Chemical & Impact resistant  MSA – 10021611
 Equipped with adjustable  AO Safety H8A Tuff master
ratchet 
 Made of thermoplastic
 Equipped with ratchet
 MSA- Welding shield
adjustment sys. 695943,
C) Welding
 Includes flip up double ANSI Z87.1 – 1989,
Shield  JSP –JW002,
protection lenses clear glass
 SELLTROM
and dark welding glass
(Lens # 11)

Section 5: Respiratory Protections

Relevant Specific Brand
PPE Type Specification
Standard Approved
 Air –Purifying  Respirator Mask half face  3M –Mask 7002S,
Respirators  Made of silicone filter cartridges –
 Half Face  Equipped with adjustable 2071Dust
Mask suspension head strap particulate, 2078 dust
 Air-Purifying equipped with double particulate with
Respirators  Replaceable Cartridge Filters organic
vapour and acid gas
 OSHA; cartridge,
 Made of silicone,  NIOSH42 CFR  Survivair1930, 4000,
 Equipped with adjustable 4 Part 84;  North 7700,7600
 Full Face series
points suspension head
Mask
straps, speaking diaphragm  MSA 808074, 471286
 Air-Purifying Multi gas 492790
permits clear communication
Respirators
& wide vision impact &  AO safety EZ Drop,
scratch proof & double 8300
Series, Cartridges
8000 series
 Full face piece/hood with a
 Fresh Air hose diameter more than 25
Line mm and length less than 9  NIOSH 42 CFR Part  MSA Optimair 6A PAPR,
Breathing metres. 84;  3M
Apparatus  With blower hose, less than
36 metres
 Compressed  North 85400/500
 Full face
Air Line  NIOSH42 CFR Part  Scott EZ,
piece/hood/blouse/full face
Breathing 84  MSA484769,
mask assembly
Apparatus  3M

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 Air supplied from a regulated

and filtered plant air system
with demand/constant valve
type and filter.
 Includes pressure demand
regulator has air-saver switch
with automatic restart,
 Self-  Single stage reducer  North 800 series
Contained mounted on back frame, Bell  ANSI/NFPA 1981  SCOTT AP50
Breathing alarm,  NIOSH 42 CFR Part  MSA MMR Xtreme 4500
Apparatus  Full face mask scratch- 84;  Interspiro 4530
(SCBA) resistant lens with 4 points  Draeger PA 90, Pss100
suspension head harness,
 30 to 60 minutes cylinder low
pressure,

Section 6: Hand Protections

PPE Type Specification Relevant Specific Brand
Standard Approved
General  Made of cotton,  OSHA  Comasec normal
Purpose  Single sided plastic dot 29CFR1910.138;  North Nitrikote, Grip N
Gloves coating and seamless knit  EN- 420  Wells Lamont
gloves.  Vallen
Heavy Duty  OSHA  North Polar
 Made of grain leather, 2 1/2”
Leather  29 CFR 1910.138;  Wells Lamont
stretched cuffs & a shirred
 USDA  Vallen
Gloves elastic back.
 Heavy shoulder side leather
with flame retardant sleeve,  Stiner
Welding full hand sock lining, and  OSHA –CFR 29
 Zetex
Gloves flexible & comfortable, 1910.156;
 North 31897D
gauntlet style for wrist  EN407,
protection and stitched with  Comasec – Caloproof
Kevlar thread.
 Made of natural Rubber  ASTM D120; Int.
Electrical  Bacou 40Kv
Safety Lineman Test Voltage Standard 903, IEC-
Gloves  North
40 kV. AC Max. Use Voltage 1988
 Salisbury
36 kV. Size 10, Length 18”  BS EN 697

Section 7: Body Protection

PPE Type Specification Relevant Specific Brand
Standard Approved
General Duty  Made of breathable fine  US. Standard; NFPA  Bulwark
Coverall quality 100% cotton, 701;  Topps

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Flame retardant, long sleeves  Test method 5903.2.  Redwings

Equipped with snaps at both EN 342/343 Safety
wrists with two-way heavy-duty
zipper & two side and two
breast pockets.
 One-piece full body
clothing made of tough
breathable 100% cotton,
 Flame resistant, treated to  US. Standard;
Welding resist sparks & open  Flame retardant
Coverall flames. standard 191b.  Bulwark
 Equipped with snaps at  Test method 5903.2.  Workrite
both wrists to prevent  ASTM F1506-94;  Indura
sparks from entering  BS EN 470-1,
sleeves, with two-way EN533, EN531,
brass zipper & two side and
two breast pockets. Navy
Blue colour.
Welding  Heat, spark and spatter  Bulwark
Jacket & resistant, rugged, durable  EN340/470  Workrite
Apron leather  Indura

Section 8: Foot Protection

PPE Type Specification
 Made of full grain leather,
removable foot bed,
 Anti-static & electrical
hazard rated, oil &
Work Safety
chemicals resistant sole,
Shoes
steel toe, slip resistant,
 Double density
polyurethane air cushion
sole resist up to 200 C and
shock absorbing heel
Relevant Specific Brand
Standard Approved
 Saudi Shoe – 3715, 3717
 Redwing – 5416,5460;
 King’s – I 701, I – 807,
 ANSI Z41 PT91
 Totector – 3599, 3987,
M1/75 C/75 EH ;
4415
 BS EN 344, 345-1
 Tuskers – 794
 Worx – 5400,5405
 Goliath HDR12

Section 9: Fall Protection

Relevant Specific Brand
PPE Type Specification
Standard Approved

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 SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY
MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines
Contract NO.6600044545 Budget Item: BI-10-09004
Branch of Sinopec International Petroleum Service Co.

 Stretchable webbing made

of polyester web loop
lanyard attached, chest
strap with protective pads,
adjustable belt loops  BH Sala – Harness N200,
equipped with four D-rings Lanyard N-L175W,
front, back and both sides.  MSA Harness Classic
 Complete (EN361) with the vestype502771; Lanyard
 ANSI Z359.1; ANSI
necessary accessories as SWL4068704LS; karabiner
Full Body A10.14; CSA;
follow: – 506259
Harness OSHA
 Adjustable length Shock-  North 700 Series Lanyard
 EN360/361/
Absorbing Lanyard (6feet FP26322/
 354/355
max.) (EN355/354  MILLER Duraflex
 Rope grab (karabiner)  ROSE 501195
stainless, (EN360)  Protecta AB series
 ¾” dia. Polypropylene50  SASSI Ref420, 425
feet lifeline assembly
(EN360) with one attached
self-Locking snap hooks on
both ends

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Register

What is a PPE Register?

 A PPE register logs the issue of personal protective equipment such as goggles,
sunscreen, gloves, safety vests, etc. to each employee.
 The Register can be either individual form for each separate employee, or a master copy
with all employees listed on it.
 With any specialty item of PPE, such as a harness for example, there should also be a
systematic procedure to show proper training in the correct use of the equipment has
been conducted. This may even be documented on a Toolbox Talk Form and with
signatures of employees.

The PPE register should document:

 The name of the person receiving the PPE items,
 The PPE received,
 A signature of the person that has received the PPE, and
 A reference that states that the person issued with the PPE understands that they must
request a further issue of PPE once the item received is no longer useable.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Register

High Long Wet
Hard Safety Ear Dust Sun Rain
Name Date visibility Gloves sleeved weather Other Signed
hat boots plugs mask screen coat
clothing shirts clothing

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 SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY
MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines
Contract NO.6600044545 Budget Item: BI-10-09004
Branch of Sinopec International Petroleum Service Co.

Please list all types of PPE that you have been issued with, and trained in their use, and
sign and date as your confirmation of receipt. Signing this also confirms you understand that
you are responsible for maintaining the equipment and will request new items once the
current items are no longer effective.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Issue Record

Employee’s name:
Discipline:
Job title:

Note: this form should be retained in the staff member’s personal file

The PPE listed below has been issued to the above-named employee in accordance with
the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 and the Personal
Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992.

The employee has a responsibility to:

 Take reasonable care of the PPE provided;

 Use PPE in accordance with the training and instruction given;
 To keep the PPE clean and return it to its place of storage after use; and
 Report any loss or defect immediately to immediate supervisor

Type of PPE Issued Date Issued Employee’s Signature

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