Project Coral

“ Plan Your Work Thereafter Work Your Plan ”

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 WELCOME
VARUN

Installation of IP MPLS Network

for Indian Navy
“SAFETY INDUCTION TRAINING”
Sunil Singhal-Lead EHS-9599957993
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IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY AND HOW TO AVOID
ACCIDENTS

1. To provide a safe working environment to all workers and supervisory staffs.

2. To ensure safety at each and every level of the project as an integral part of the
activities.
3. To enhance the safety standards as a continual improvement process.
4. To complete incident free project

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HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRINCIPLES

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HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
 Align our business in line with the QHS policy.
 Ensure that all applicable requirements of QMS, CMMI services and OHSAS 18001
are complied with.
 Motivate and ensure active participation of all the employees to achieve the
organization’s QHS objectives.
 Ensure that all the applicable QHS and Legal requirements are well understood
within Sterlite and our partners.
 Provide a safe and healthy working environment to employees.
 Ensures Business Continuity Plan is implemented in a timely an effective manner, to
continue customer services in case of any incident.
 Continuously innovate and develop new products and solutions that interest our
customers.
 Continually improve the effectiveness of the systems and processes.
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PROJECT OVERVIEW

• Location of the Project

• The project history

• Current stage and future stage

• Type of Construction

• End use and client requirements

• Statutory requirements

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 BRIEF SCOPE OF WORK
Procurement, Supply, Installation, Implementation, Commissioning and Maintenance
support of Country wide Next Generation IP MPLS Network for Indian Navy on Turnkey Basis
Complete Network Architect Layers-Indian Navy
1. Infrastructure Layer
2. Voice Layer
3. Video Layer
4. Computing Layer (DC and DRs)
5. Management and Security Layer (NOC and SOC)
Network Architecture Includes
- Tier-I 11 Main Locations
- Tier-II 33 Data Centre
- Tier-III 07 Regional Location (Delhi Mumbai, Vizag, Kochi, Goa, Chennai & Port Blair
- Tier-IV Access Layer Switches
(DC-4Nos, DRC-1No, SDC-3Nos.,Tr Lab-1No., Ts Lab-2No.
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MAJOR ACTIVITIES
Main Activity in Civil Work
•Survey
•Excavation
•Shuttering
•Scaffolding
•Masonry Work
•Barbending
•Concreting
•Plastering

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MAJOR ACTIVITIES
Other Activity

•Electrical Work
•HVAC Work: (Heating , Ventilation, Air Conditions)
•Plumbing
•Fire Fighting
•ELV-(Extra Low Voltage Activities)

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WORK ENVIRONMENT

Work is performed in open environment

Ambient temperature
Winter :
Summer :
Under ground utilities, Pipeline, Sewage Lines and cables.
Overhead electric wire.
Working in vicinity of road traffic.
 Noise and Dust Pollution near the vicinity

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IDENTIFIED HAZARD AND ITS CONTROL
HAZARD CONTROL
Slip / Trip Use walkways, handrails, be observant, keep safe distance from
moving equipment.
Falls Always wear full body harness if standing near railing and
working at height
Falling Object Use safety helmet, never stand below load
Material Handling Use safe work practice for Material Handling to avoid any injury
Electric Shock due Before excavation U/G Utility to be identification , use cable locator
prefer manual excavation to avoid cable cutting
Fall inside of pit Keep the excavated area well barricaded 1.0 m from the edge / Put
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IDENTIFIED HAZARD AND ITS CONTROL
HAZARD CONTROL
Physical Injury due to Worker to be always alert against such injuries
sharp edges/ Material and should use necessary PPEs
Walking from work Avoid walking to eliminate accident hazard on roads
Road Traffic Be careful while working with speeding road traffic in
vicinity display caution boards and use blinkers
Heat Exhaustion Use helmet to keep head moist, drink more water, move in
shade when no work
Snake /Scorpion biting Disturb the bush with stick before entering or removing it

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EHS REQUIREMENTS-1-PPE

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

1. Look after your P.P.E. and always wear it when required
2. Please ask your supervisor to supply these items as and when required.
3. No person with Sandals / Slippers are permitted at site.
4. For working / ascending at height more than 1.8 meters on
scaffolding use of full body harness is mandatory.

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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE):
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is an essential part of every worker’s defense against accidental injury:

White STL staffs/ Main Contractor Staff

Safety Professionals (Both Contractor and
Green
Sub-contractor)
Blue All Operator & Drivers
Electricians (Both Contractor and Sub-
Red
contractor)
Orange Security Guards / Traffic marshals
All workmen (Male & Female helmet to be
Yellow
different)
White (with
Visitors
“VISITOR” sticker)
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2-WELFARE ON SITE

Find out where these facilities are located

1. Body call (Urine / Toilet) can be released
in designated area only.

2. First Aid Boxes are available in all work

locations

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3-NO HORSEPLAY

• Horseplay (Teasing/ Pinching etc.) is strictly

prohibited.
• Do not fiddle with any existing facility like
Valves, Instrument, Equipment, facility etc

Someone could get hurt

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4-ALWAYS CLEARUP YOUR OWN RUBBISH

“A Clean site is a safe site”

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5-ENVIRONMENT AND WASTE DISPOSAL

Dispose of any waste material like plastic bottles, paper, cotton

waste etc. in identified dustbins only.

“A Clean site is a safe site”

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6-DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

 As a policy smoking is discouraged. However, smoking is

permitted only in designated area.
 Drinking alcohol, consuming drugs or persons in the influence of
Alcohol / Drugs are strictly prohibited at site

“Any persons caught in possession of or under the influence

of drugs or alcohol will be removed from site”
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7-SIGNS AT SITE

 Always comply with safety signage

 Read the labels on containers before using any substances
 Use any safety precautions required

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8-No Radio / Mobile/Audio Player at site

They can be a hazard if someone is trying to shout

for your attention
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9-Plant and Equipment

You are required to work safely and use plant and equipment
correctly…they are YOUR responsibility

You will only be allowed to use plant and equipment

where trained and authorized to do so.

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10-Working at Height

• Use of ladder is preferred to climb on poles While

working at height
• Use of full body harness is mandatory.
• Use secure platforms with proper edge protection
• Protect holes, leading edges and fragile materials
Consider weather conditions
• If in doubt - speak to your supervisor

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10-Working at Height-contd….

• Use Only trained operatives are allowed to

erect alter or dismantle scaffolding or mobile
towers.
• Always ensure alloy towers and system
scaffolds are erected to the manufacturers
build guide

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10-Working at Height-contd….

• Where the risk assessment requires the use of

fall arrest equipment it must be used in
accordance with a safe system of work
including emergency rescue procedures

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10-Working at Height-cond….

• Use the safest access equipment for the

job, (not the most convenient)
• Ladders and stepladders must be located
on a firm level base and only used for short
duration light duty
• Keep your knees below the top tread when
working on a stepladder

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11-MANUAL HANDLING

• DO NOT attempt to carry or lift anything that is too big or

too heavy .
• Inform your supervisor and ask for assistance

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12-PLANT OPERATION

Only trained and authorized personnel can operate,

driver operated plant e.g. dump trucks

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13-VEHICLES AT SITE

• No operation without licensee

• Only use identified walkways
• Be aware of plant operating near you
• A Traffic Management Plan is
displayed in the site office
• Parking is only allowed in designated
areas
• Max. Speed limit of vehicles
permitted in site is only 10 kmph.
• Helmet shall be used while riding
motor bike.
• Prohibited Drin & Drive
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13-OTHER IMPORTANT POINT -EHS
 Plan and organize what you do
 Make sure that you are trained and competent and know the special risks of your
trade
 Raise problems with your supervisor or safety representative
 If you are suffering from Blood Pressure, Hyper Tension, Diabetics etc. or any sign of
un-easiness is felt, please avoid to proceed on work site.
 Participate in daily tool box talk actively.
 Report all near misses to EHS persons
 In case of any sub-standard act, practice or condition is observed, intimate to in-
charge / EHS person
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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS

PLAN THE ACTIVITY IN ADVANCE TO AVOID POSSIBLE EMERGENCIES.

POSSIBLE EMERGENCY SITUATIONS ARE
1. Fall from height
2. Collapse of Mass Scaffolding
3. Collapse of Mass Deep Excavated Soil
4. Collapse of building
5. Crane boom toppling while erection
6. Electrocution of person
7. Fire

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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
CONTROLS
1-Fall from height
• Always use full body harness when working at height
• Tools, tackles etc are not to be carried in hands while climbing.
• Use tool kit or rope for lifting tools at work area.
• Ladder must be free of oil/grease and any defect.
• Do not use scaffolding braces for climbing up, use ladders
• Gloves with good grip must be used while climbing.
• Use PPE'S required, must be used while removal of scaffolding and working under structure

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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
CONTROLS
2&3-Mass Collapse of Soil /Scaffolding/
Structure/ Equipment
• If work is at depth, ensure that all the
sides at the top are sloped to avoid
collapse of loose earth
• Maintain good housekeeping on the
edges and should be free from nails,
wires sharp objects wooden planks steel
materials loose boulders etc.
• No transportation shall be allowed to
operate within 1.0 m from the edge of
excavated pit

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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
CONTROLS
2&3-Mass Collapse of Soil /Scaffolding/
Structure/ Equipment
• Ensure proper tightening of bolts and
nuts and follow sequence of erection and
dismantling of scaffold.
• Nobody should be allowed to work in
incomplete scaffold.
• All scaffolds should be checked and
certified by the competent authorities.
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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
CONTROLS
2&3-Mass Collapse of Soil /Scaffolding/
Structure/ Equipment
• Crane should have valid load testing
certificate
• Crane is to be equipped with SLI, boom
length, angle indicator and anti – two block
device
• Inspection certificates of sling, shackles and
lifting tools tackles should be available
• Safe working load should be clearly marked on
slings, shackles and lifting beams
• There must lifting plan for all complex lifts
• Do not operate with over load. Take care of
boom position for its c.g
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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
4-Collape of Building (Existing or Nearby workplace)
The building can collapse in two ways i.e. either by an
explosion or by an implosion.
• Explosion: caused by outward force-earthquake or
chemical forces
• Implosion: the building will collapse into itself, when
interior weight bearing elements of structures fail in a
situation of major fire, heavy rains or explosion in the
adjoining building
• Precautions to reduce the likelihood of you becoming
a victim of a building collapse:
• Check the Foundation
• Build Earthquake-Proof Constructions
• Avoid Major Alterations
• Awareness of the construction area-Rainfall,
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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
5--Crane boom toppling while erection
Common cause of crane accidents:
• Crane buckling or collapsing due to exceed weight limits, improper counterbalance the
weight, high winds etc.
• Improper crane assembly-crane does not have the proper blocking stabilize the load
• Improper employee training on safe operation
• Mechanical failures
• Contact with overhead power lines
• Flawed or infrequent inspections
• Overturned cranes
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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
6-Electrocution of person due to contact with live conductor
• U/G Utilities to be identified by manual excavation / cable locator.
• Get the over head line de-energized if it is too close.
• Identify the safe work area and mark it. Provide barricade
and advise to all concerned related to possible consequences
• Electric supply cable to machine must be protected by providing barriers /signage/cover
• Ensure maintaining MCB, ELCB.
• Joint cable has to be replaced by new cable by proper protection through underground
piping
• Earthing to be fitted in light mask to avoid electrocution
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14-EMERGENCY PREPARDNESS
7- Fire
What to Do in Case of a Fire
• Immediately pull the nearest fire alarm as you exit the
area/building.
• When evacuating the building, be sure to feel doors for heat
before opening them to be sure there is no fire danger on
the other side.
• If there is smoke in the air, stay low to the ground, especially
your head, to reduce inhalation exposure. Keep on hand on
the wall to prevent disorientation and crawl to the nearest
exit.
• Once away and clear from danger, call your report contact
and inform them of the fire.
• Go to your refuge area and await further instructions from
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WORK PERMIT SYSTEM
Work Permit System:
• The work Permit system, which is a formal written system used to
control certain types of work that are potentially hazardous.
• Permits to Work are usually required in high-risk areas as
identified by the Risk Assessments, Examples of high-risk
activities include but are not limited to:
• Entry into confined spaces
• Work at height
• Work in close proximity to overhead power lines
• Hot work
• Excavation /To dig where U/G services may be located
• Work with heavy moving machinery
• Working on electrical equipment
• Work with radioactive isotopes
• Heavy lifting operations
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ACCIDENT REPORTING

Please report any on-site

accidents or dangerous
occurrence to your supervisor
or first aider. It is for your
benefit as well as others.

If you require time off work due to any injury, you must
inform your site supervisor.
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ACTION DURING ACCIDENT

• Walk to the nearest assembly point and wait, avoid returning

• Avoid communication with external agencies /local administrative authorities.
• Inform promptly to your Project Manager or Site Engineer
• Do not jump, if working at height. Think before initiating any action
• Ensure emergency contact numbers are available with all person.
• Remove the injured person from site to the nearest Hospital / Clinic

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EMERGENCY CONTACT NO.
Designation, Name, Responsibility Contact No.
Project Manager 1234543210
Mr.Xxxxxx –
To inform client, assess the situation and declare Emergency
HR Representative 1234543210
Mr.Yyyyyy
Arrange for ambulance, co-ordinate with hospital and liaison with local administrative
authority
Site Engineer / HSE Representative 1234543210
Mr. Hhhhhh
To initiate mitigation plan in close association with Project Manager
Hospital - 1234543210
(to establish relations with nearby hospital) To be prepared for receiving injured and
admit the affected person and commence treatment
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EMERGENCY CONTACT NO.

Services

Emergency No. 112

Police 100

Fire Tender 101

Electricity Board XXXX

Ambulance 102

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 lease feel free to ask any
questions you may have,
before you sign your induction
form

Thank you for your time

and co-operation
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