FTZ Electrical & Security System (S) Pte Ltd
Compliance / non Compliance Report
Incident Location: Jurong Island PDL Hall B&C
Incident Date: 29-Dec-22
Incident Time: 1st 11:15am & 2nd 7.30pm
SL No Description Compliance (Y/N)
Implement Proper
1 Y
Training
Ensure a Competent
2 Y
Person is On Site
Increase Worker and
3 Y
Work Site Visibility
Wear the Proper Safety
4 Y
Equipment
5 Control Traffic
Use Caution When
6 Operating Heavy
Machinery
Watch for Moving
7 -
Vehicles and Equipment
8 Avoid Blind Spots Y -
Non
Compliance Implementation Plan Remark
(Y/N)
Safety training, Traffic control plans,
- usage of equipment, Emergency and
first aid plans
competent person at all times seems
simple, but can quickly be derailed if
your only competent person needs
to temporarily leave the worksite.
- Identify your key “competent people”
in your crew and implement a
schedule, if needed, to ensure that
at least one person is on site at all
times.
Worker Must Use High-visibility
-
Safety Vest all the time
Worker Must earplugs, safety shoe,
- hand, gloves and other PPE wear all
the time
When we going to do Road/ Lane
work must the close Lane. Post
traffic signs an ample amount away
from the work zone so drivers can
prepare to adjust to changes like
slowdowns or reduced lanes. You
- Y
should also give drivers enough
space to safely transition out of the
work zone and back into the regular
flow of traffic. Flaggers who are
directing vehicles should never turn
their backs to oncoming traffic
We are not using on site heavy
- Y machinery (Ex: Road Roller, Heavy
truck and others)
When you’re not operating heavy
construction equipment, be aware of
the areas heavy equipment are
moving, exiting and entering. Steer
clear of areas where walking is
prohibited. You should also ensure
Y
you’re not in a position where you’re
caught in between pieces of
equipment or under anything like
booms or arms. In addition to heavy
equipment in the work zone, you
should also pay attention to drivers.
When in doubt, never assume that a
vehicle sees you. Signal the operator
and wait until the equipment is off
before walking towards or near them.
Communication signals are also
crucial when heavy equipment is
around
 In addition to moving vehicles and
blind spots, you should stay extra
vigilant while moving around the
worksite to spot potential hazards.
Be Constantly Aware of
9 Y - This can include moving potential
Your Surroundings
obstructions or debris in the heavy
equipment zone or a readjusting a
barrier that’s been accidentally
nudged out of place

Staying hydrated is important at all

times of the day and all seasons. It’s
easy to get thirsty when working on
roads and highways with the hot sun,
machinery and asphalt raising the
10 Stay Hydrated Y -
surrounding temperature.
Dehydration during cold weather is
also common since most of us don’t
realize how much water we’re losing
throughout the day