CSV EHSS Training Material - Rev 14

Contractor, Supplier, Vendor (CSV) EHSS
Training Material
30 Mar 2020, Revision 14
EMERGENCIES
FS-0013 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE MANAGEMENT PLAN
ASSEMBLY AREA
OBJECTIVE CLASSIFICATION
Ensure the safety of the occupant during an emergency
Situation Type of
evacuation
FAB Assembly Area Sound A
MANUFACTURING/
PRODUCTION
Fire Total Plant Fab 2, Fab 3/5 Nearest Car park There will be an CONTROL
Evacuation alarm with PA
Fab 7/7G Multi-Storey Car park announcement
Gas leak, FAB Fab 2, Fab 3/5 Cafeteria There will be a

B
ENGINEERING/
uncontrolled Evacuation PA EQUIPMENT
Fab 7/7G Multi-Storey Car park MODULES
chemical announcement
spill, strong
odour
C
SUPPORT GROUPS
– QRA, SMO, CIM,
HR, TD, IT, YE
D
VENDORS/
CONTRACTORS
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EMERGENCIES
During evacuation, ALL personnel are to stop work immediately and exit
Via the EMERGENCY STAIRCASE WITHIN 5 MINUTES
Upon Assembly, personnel are to gather as following zones:
( A ) Manufacturing/ (B) Engineering/

Production Control Equipment Module
(C) Support Group (D)Visitors/Contractors

(QA / HR / Facilities/ CIM / Vendors and Others
/ Finance/ YE/ IT/ SMO)
Recovery back to work :

Vendors/Contractors : Contractor’s entrance
Woodlands
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TOTAL BUILDING EVACATION ASSEMBLY
Woodlands
AREAS FOR ALL FABS
Fab 3/5 Assembly Area
(FAB 3)
(FAB 7G)
(SMP)
(FAB 7)
(FAB 2)
GSP & Fab 7 Assembly Area

Fab 2 Assembly Area
Designated Smoking Area
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EMERGENCIES
Emergency Contact Number: Emergency Contact Number:
(Internal) (External)
Fab 2 : 6670-5392
33000
Fab 3/5 : 6670-5393
Fab 7G : 6670-5394
Fab 7 : 6670-5395
Use Call Points to activate Evacuations:

• Entrances/Exit
• Strategic locations, e.g. chemical storage room, etc
Fab 2 Fab 3/5 Fab 7
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EMERGENCIES
What to do in event of Emergencies:
• Remain Calm
• Contact the Security/ERT (33000)
• Activate Evacuation if necessary
Types of Emergencies: • Proceed to assembly area if evacuation
is needed
(Immediately threatening to Life, Environment)
• Fire/ Explosion Provide the following information:

• Chemical Spill • Your Name
• The telephone number you’re calling
• Gas Leak
from
• Unknown Odor • The nature of the problem: fire, medical,
• Medical Case chemical spill etc.
• The location of the problem
• Others, e.g. Bomb Threat
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Emergency Contact Number:
EHS Contact List (Internal)
• FAB 2: 97183671
33000
• FAB 3/5: 97183672
• FAB 7G: 97183673
• FAB 7: 97183674
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES EHS POLICY
FE-0002
EHS Policy states GLOBALFOUNDRIES’s
commitment to these principles:
⮚ Meet and exceed all EHS laws and regulations and
other requirements:
Develop and follow Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
⮚ Prevent Pollution to Environment:
Participate in programs e.g. Energy Saving, Paper Saving,
Waste Management and etc.
⮚ Protection of Employees from accidents and ill-
health:
Participate in Quarterly Emergency Response Drill s and
programs such as Hearing Conservation & Radiation
Program
⮚ Continuous Improvement:
Achieve excellence in ISO14001, OHSAS 18001, Ozone-
Depleting Substances-Free Policy and Continuous
Feedback from Employees
Policy is available at Corporate and EHS portal, Entrances

http://www.globalfoundries.com/about/corporate_responsibility.aspx
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Requirements for Contractors
REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTRACTORS
1 General Expectations
2 Rules & Regulations
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Expectations of All Contract Staff
Adhere to Safe Work Procedures and Principles at the workplace:
• BE responsible for your own actions
• DO NOT endanger yourself or others working around through unsafe behavior
• DO NOT misuse/tamper with any safety device
• DO NOT undertake any willful or reckless acts like horse-playing
• ALWAYS use the CORRECT personal protective equipment (PPE)
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Expectations of Contractor’s Company
• Maintain 24-hour contact upon request by GLOBALFOUNDRIES’ Project
Coordinator
– For all projects, CSV EHSS Representative/Supervisor shall be onsite.
• Attend all Project Coordinator’s meeting

prior to the commencement of work.
– To understand the nature of the job
– Address any EHSS concerns and issues faced
• Reinforce the rules and regulation to any sub-

contractors and/or staff employed for the project
• Be responsible for adequate training and competency of contractors or staff

to carry out their task
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Expectations of Contractor’s Supervisor
Protect the safety and health of those working under their direct
control and all who may be affected by their work.
This could be achieved by:
• Conducting risk assessments to remove or control risks to workers at the
workplace
• Maintaining safe work facilities and arrangements for the workers at work
• Ensuring safety in machinery, equipment, plant, articles, substances and
work processes at the workplace
• Developing and putting into practice control measures to deal with
emergencies
• Providing workers with adequate instruction, information , training and
supervision
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Expectations of Supplier
Ensure the machinery or equipment erected, installed or modified
are safe and without health risks when used.
Ensure any machinery, equipment or substances provided are safe
for use.
This could be achieved by:
• Providing proper information on the safe use of the machinery, equipment or
hazardous substances
– Training Records, Training manual and Dos and Don’ts on the use of
equipment/machinery
– MSDS
• Ensure that the machine, equipment or hazardous substances are safe for use
– Test Reports and PE Certification
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REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTRACTORS
1 General Expectations
2 Rules and Regulations
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General Rules
Housekeeping
• DO NOT BLOCK any fire fighting installation, emergency exits,
escape path and all staircases
• Keep area in “broom clean” condition after completion of work
Eating and Drinking

• Food or drinks are not permitted in areas such as
laboratories, production areas and maintenance shops
Х Chemical Labeling
• All chemicals used in Global Foundries have to be
properly labeled and visibly clear
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Traffic Safety
No Parking at double-yellow lines
Wheel Chocking
• ALWAYS OFF engine and chock wheel of
vehicle during loading and unloading.
• Front and rear wheels MUST BE DIAGONALLY
CHOCKED IN PAIRS
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Traffic Safety
While Reversing
✔ • WIND DOWN the window

• Alternatively, GUIDED BY OTHERS
✔
(Compulsory for Bond Trucks)
• SECURE the door during/
after delivery
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Loading Bay Safety
Loading Bay Safety

• ALWAYS USE hydraulic leveler when there is a height difference between vehicle and dock
• PLACE platform to NORMAL POSITION upon completion of loading and unloading
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Loading Bay Safety
Material Handling
• DO NOT STACK materials on
trolley to greater than 1.2m. If
so, secure it with belt system.
Loading Bay Safety Access to Loading Bay

■ DO NOT PARK any ■ DO NOT CLIMB/JUMP over
material in the Loading the loading platform.
Bay Area
■ DO NOT WALK into loading
area
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Washroom Behavior Campaign
Report any unethical behavior

or situation through our 24-hour
hotline number: 81867463 .
Together, we can maintain a

comfortable place.
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Washroom Behavior Campaign
Do not Do
•Wash dirty boots •Flush away your waste proper
•Bath •Dispose papers in designated
•Wash clothing bins
•Rinse chemical stains •Keep the toilet clean for the
•Throw oil waste into the floor trap next users
•Throw chewing gum into the urinal •Report any unethical or
•Squat on the WC situation
•Do not use opposite sex toilets
X X X X X
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Smoking in
GLOBALFOUNDRIES
No Smoking at Unauthorized Area
• Smoking and smoking materials are prohibited in Global
Foundries premises except at designated areas
• Cigarette buds are to be disposed appropriately into the
trash bin
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Woodlands
Smoking Areas Premises
Smoking Area near Fab 3/5 Smoking

Smoking Area near Fab 7
area
Contractor Yard
(FAB 3) (Fab 7G)
(FAB 5)
(FAB 7)
(FAB 2)
Smoking Area at Roof Top of

Multi-Storey Car Park
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EHS General Rules
Age limit
• Those below 16 years old are not permitted to perform any work in GLOBALFOUNDRIES.
Illegal Employment
• Ensure valid employment pass and duly approved work permit are available for
inspection for each foreign contractors working in GLOBALFOUNDRIES.
Dress and Shoes Policy

• Sandals, shorts, sleeveless shirts, and any clothing with offensive pictures or wording
are prohibited.
• Long Pants, Cover safety shoes and appropriate attire are required
Note: Take note of clean room gowning procedures, appropriate clothing when
performing task at site.
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Emergency Responses
Types of Scenarios
Chemical Spill Gas Leak
Fire Medical Case
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES Emergency
Response
Minor Chemical Spills and Leaks of < 1m2
1. Stop work immediately and attend to the spills and leaks using
texwipes or other absorbent materials found in our Spill Cabinet.
2. Evacuate surrounding personnel
3. Always treat all puddle of liquid as acidic
4. Cordon off the area until ERT arrives
5. Dispose the contaminated materials in the designated waste bins
provided and inform the Global Foundries project coordinator in ALL
CASES.
For any observation of chemical spills that cannot be contained :

⮚Call ext 33000 to activate our Emergency Response Team (ERT)
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Response
Chemical Spills and Leaks During Transportation within our premises
1. Immediately stop vehicle engine and evacuate the people nearby. Put on PPE and
mitigate the spill by using spill barrier or available absorbents to prevent it entering any
storm drains without any personal risk.
2. Inform Security Post.

3. Help to direct traffic and alert the oncoming traffic of the incident until security arrives.
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Response
Chemical Injury
Wash affected areas for at least 15 Emergency Shower:
minutes at the emergency eyewash/ Push down
shower stations.
Send for help by contacting any Global

Foundries employee, ERT member or
your coworker.
Emergency Eye Shower:

Push in
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Types of Scenarios
Fire Medical Case
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES Emergency Response
Gas Leakage in Cleanroom or other premises

1. Announcement will be made campus wide for evacuation
- Woodlands Campus : Siren
- Tampines Campus : PA System
2. Stop all work and evacuate immediately upon hearing the message
3. Proceed to the assembly area
4. Report to your Project Coordinator/ Immediate Supervisor for headcount according to the color
code assigned
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Gas Leakage During Transportation within our premises
1. Immediately remove the leaking cylinder to an open area and far away from populated
area if possible. Evacuate the people nearby if there are any.
2. Inform Security Post.
3. Help to direct traffic and alert the on coming traffic of the incident until arrival of the
security.
Cylinders must be capped and secure at all times

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How to avoid Gas Leak
Safe Handling
• Use cylinder trolley for transport
• Handle gas cylinders with leather gloves and safety shoes
• Not to turn your back on unsecured gas cylinder
• Cap the pressure regulator
Safe Storage
• Secure all cylinder with chain from being knocked down
• Store gases in designated storage rooms.
• Ensure adequate ventilation at all times.
• Ensure no flammable substance near workplace
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How to avoid Gas Leak
Safe Use
• Suitable flashback arrestor fitted to each pressure regulator
• Suitable no return valve
• Shut off gas and supply valves at cylinder when operation ceases
• Examine pressure regulator, gas torch, hoses and connection for

any defects
• Equipment maintenance through conducting leak check
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Types of Scenarios
Fire Medical Case
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Fire Incident
• Fire Alarm will be sounded
• Announcement will be made for plant wide evacuation
• Upon hearing the evacuation announcement, immediate leave thru the nearest EXIT
and proceed to designated assembly area.
• Report to your immediate superior and project coordinator for head counting.
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Types of Scenarios
Fire Medical Case
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Incident Reporting
Report all incidents to Supervisors, EHS Engineers or any ERT member
(Near Miss / Unsafe Act / Unsafe Condition / Injury / Environment Issue)
For reportable accident*, Contractor’s company is to report to MOM and submit a copy of
the report to GLOBALFOUNDRIES EHS department
* Reportable to
Work Injury Compensation Act (WICA)/ Workplace Safety and Health Act (WSHA)
if accident results in immediate in capacity from work
* Reportable to
MOM Workplace Incidents (Accidents and Diseases)
if accident results in any of the following:
• > 3 non-consecutive days MC
• At least 24 hours of hospitalization
• Fatal Accident
Follow your own company procedures in addition to GLOBALFOUNDRIES requirements
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Information about Medical Help
In-house Clinic:
Location: Level 3 of FAB 7
Operating Hours: Monday to Friday, 8.00 am – 12.00pm
2.00 pm – 4.15pm
Nearest External Clinic:

Location: Block 717 Woodlands Drive 70 #01-114, S(730717)
Operating Hours: Weekdays, 8.00am - 1.00pm
2.00pm - 5.00pm
6.00pm - 12.00am
Saturday, 8.30am - 12.30pm
Nearest Hospital: Khoo Teck Puat (KTPH)

Location: 100 Yishun Central, Singapore (768826)
Hotline: 6555 8000
For ambulance, call 33000

Security will get ambulance to wait at assembly area.
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EHS Programs
EHS Programs
• PPE Requirement
• Permit-to-Work System
• Risk Assessment
• Chemical Labeling and Handling
• Chemical Waste Management
• Stormwater Protection Plan
• Lifting Equipment
• Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)
• Electrical Safety
• Safe Work Practices
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PPE REQUIREMENTS IN GLOBALFOUNDRIES FABS
Contractors and Vendors are to:
– Provide PPE for their own staff.
– Enforce their own staff to use proper PPE and to wear them correctly.
– Consult GLOBALFOUNDRIES’s project coordinator on the right materials and color
coding for PPEs.
– Abide by GLOBALFOUNDRIES PPE requirements (E.g. as indicated in signage)
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PPE REQUIREMENTS IN GLOBALFOUNDRIES FABS
Clean Room:
• All Contractors and Vendors must wear the following in Clean Room:
– Clean Room Smock
– Safety Glasses
– Cleanroom Safety Booties
Sub Fab:
• All Contractors and Vendors must wear the following in Sub Fab:
– Safety Helmet
– Safety Glasses
– Safety Shoes / Cleanroom Safety Booties
Risk assessment/Safe Work Procedures shall indicate clearly

the type of PPEs to be used for the activities.
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PROPER GOWNING IN CLEANROOM
- Cleanroom Smock - Cleanroom Smock

- Cleanroom Safety Booties - Over-booties with safety shoes
- Safety Glasses - Safety Glasses
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PROPER GOWNING IN SUBFAB
Hard
Hat
Safety
Goggles
Chemical
Resistance Suit in
Red Zone Area
Safety Shoe +
Shoe Cover
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PPE REQUIREMENTS IN GLOBALFOUNDRIES
HEARING PROTECTION
EARPLUGS EARMUFF
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PPE REQUIREMENTS IN GLOBALFOUNDRIES
FALL PROTECTION
Wear Safety Belts/Harnesses while Working At Height

Ensure that workers/supervisors are trained and competent
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EHS Programs
• PPE Requirement in Fab and Sub-Fab
• Risk Assessment
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Permit-to-Work System
Application via
Electronic
Permit-To-Work
System (ePTW)
Hot Work
Tie-in or
Modification
Odour Work
to “Live”
Systems
Wall
Confined
Hacking/
Space Entry
Coring
ePTW
Fire
Excavation Protection
Work System
Impairment
Work at Lifting
Height Operation
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All contractors are required to apply Permit-To-Work
(PTW) before commencement of work to ensure
visibility, compliance, control, and communication over
the job
– NO PERMIT = NO WORK
• Permits must be posted at work site and permit instructions followed explicitly
– Permit must be signed by CSV EHSS representative; and approved in the ePTW
system by GLOBALFOUNDRIES project coordinator, project supervisor, EHS
engineer, and other relevant stakeholders.
– NO photocopied PTW is allowed.
– Risk Assessment must be submitted together with the PTW for approval.
– Adhere to valid period of work as indicated in PTW
• General PTW (Valid for 7 Days)
• Hot work, Confined Space Entry & Odour Work Permit (Valid for 1 shift)
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SAMPLE PTW
Adhere to the time and date stated on PTW.

For extension, ask your Project Coordinator to
close existing PTW and apply for a new PTW.
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Hot Work Permit
• Hot work includes grinding, torch cutting, gas soldering, welding,
brazing and any equipment that produces a flame or spark.
• Contractor shall be responsible for taking all necessary precautions

within the vicinity.
• PVC welding is not classified as Hot Work unless works are carried out
at the following areas:
– Waste Solvent Intermediate Tank and Recovering Area
– Chemical Supply and Gas Supply Rooms
– LPG Storage Area
– Material Rooms
For any work that will affect the fire protection system,
raise a Fire Impairment Form
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Fire Impairment Permit
• For areas that are protected by sprinklers, smoke detectors (HSSD),
heat detectors (For the area isolated, you may refer to FMS Personnel)
• Form has to be submitted 3 days before work
• Ensure a Fire Watchman to be allocated whose duties are to:
• Stationed at the hot work site to stand by and observe for any fire
hazards throughout the hot work operation.
• Check and ensure that all combustible materials in the way of the
affected areas in the adjacent compartments have been removed
• Upon completion of the work, Contractors are to inform FMS Personnel
to recover the status of the Fire Protection Devices.
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Odour Permit
• Odour work (Example: painting, application of fibre glass resins)
• Contractor shall be responsible for taking all necessary precautions within

the vicinity.
• Contractor shall also state the cause, the source as well as the chemical
used.
• For any chemicals that are to be placed in the premises for more than 24
hours, apply for Chemical Approval Form from EHS Department.
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Chemical Approval Form
• Chemicals to be kept in the premises for more than 24 hours shall
apply Chemical Approval Form
• Exempted Chemicals:
• Chemicals kept less than 24 hours
• Domestic Application in the premises (like Detergents)
• For the documents to be submitted or any uncertainty if application

is required, please kindly contact with EHS Corporate Personnel.
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Confined Space Permit
• Contact GLOBALFOUNDRIES’ Project
Coordinator/EHS department prior to entry into
confined space
• Contractors must provide
• Written entry permits
• Required equipment (e.g. safety belts, lifelines,
ventilation and monitoring equipment etc)
• Training for personnel and attendant personnel
before work to ensure competency
• Contractors are to display their name or badges
together with the permit at the entrance of the confined
space
• No work is to be carried out without the approval of the
EHS Engineer
• Notify EHS engineer after the completion of the work.
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Lifting Permit
• Permit has to be submitted 7 days before work
• During operation, all cranes at site have to be tested daily on

operational devices before conducting any works and physically
inspected every week by Crane Operator/Competent Personnel.
• Contractors are to manage the documents and conditions

– Equipment Certification
– Planning and Conducting of Risk Assessment (Operation and Traffic)
– Licenses
• Ensure Supervisors, Crane Operator and Signaler are present for the
operation of work and ensure competency of all personnel
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Permit-to-Work System (Fab 7 & 7G)
AMHS Permit
• Any object or body part that
approaches 1 metre horizontally
from the track requires a permit to
stop the OHT vehicle
• Valid for 1 day for the approved
work and affected location
• Request 3 working days in
advance with AMHS team
• Display permit at work site
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Permit-to-Work System (Fab 7 & 7G)
OHT
Look VHL
Down
General Rules to follow: Sensor
WARNING
Do Not Place
- Do not wear dark coloured Anything In This
smock Region. The Look
Down Sensor Will Not
- Do not touch any process Detect This Area
tools that are in PRODUCTION 1
5
mode 0
FOUP
Load
Port
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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
• Statutory Equipment - Lifting Equipment
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Risk Assessment
• KEY component of Workplace Safety & Health Act ( WSHA )
• Reduce risks at SOURCE by making stakeholders accountable for managing the risks
they CREATE
• Every workplace, including factories, should conduct risk assessment for ALL routine
and non-routine work undertaken [WSH (Risk Management) Regulations]
Hazard Risk
Risk Control
Identification Evaluation
• Each process/activity • Identify existing risk • Additional risk control

• Type of potential control measures measures taken to
accidents/incidents • Assess potential severity reduce risk?
of hazards &
consequences
• Determine likelihood
• Assess risk levels
Reference to Risk Assessment Program:
http://www.mom.gov.sg/publish/etc/medialib/mom_library/Workplace_Safety/files2.Par.18078.File
.tmp/Risk%20Assessment%20Guidelines.pdf
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Risk Assessment
• Contractor shall appoint or engage a competent person
To lead a team of personnel, including GLOBALFOUNDRIES Project Engineer, to
conduct Risk Assessment during Project Coordinator’s briefing
• Contractor shall ensure the risk control measures
Measures are to be implemented without undue delay after the completion of
Risk Assessment
• Contractor shall inform all personnel the risks involved
Personnel who are working in the affected area
• Findings & Control Measures shall be recorded in Permit-to-Work
System
Risk Assessment must be in GLOBALFOUNDRIES Format (as per OS-

003593) & submitted to the Project Coordinators for permit approval.
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES RA Format
OS-003593
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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
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Chemical Labeling and Handling
Chemical’s Entry to site
- No chemicals are to be brought, stored and used in
Global Foundries premises without prior approval from
EHS.
Chemical Labeling
- All chemical containers shall be properly labeled. No
unmarked containers shall be left unattended.
- All unlabeled containers shall be confiscated by EHS
personnel.
Chemical Handling
- Contractor supervisors are responsible to ensure their
contractors are trained and follow strictly the chemical
handling procedures to prevent chemical exposure and
pollution to environment.
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All personnel shall know chemical hazards that might be present
in his/her working area
• Safety Data Sheets (SDS) provides handy information such as:

– First Aid Instruction/Emergency Response
– Chemical Safe Handling
– Physical and Chemical Hazards that personnel might expose to (with limits)
– Likely occurred symptoms upon exposure
– Routes of exposure and more.
• Chemical labels shall contain the following information:

‒ Chemical/trade name
‒ Hazard rating system using the Globally Harmonised System (GHS).
‒ First aid actions by means of message, pictograms or both
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Example of a GHS Chemical Label
Hazard
Signs
Chemicals must be stored in designated storage areas/cabinets.

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• Explosives • Skin corrosion/burns • Oxidizing gases

• Self-reactives • Eye Damage • Oxidizing liquids
• Organic Peroxides • Corrosive to metals • Oxidizing solids
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• Gas cylinders under • Aquatic toxicity • Acute toxicity

pressure
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• Irritant (eye, skin, • Carcinogen • Flammables

respiratory tract) • Mutagenicity
• Pyrophoric
• Skin sensitizer • Reproductive toxicity
• Narcotic effects • Aspiration toxicity • Emits flammable gas
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Bottles without any labelling will be confiscated!

Do not reuse old drinking bottles!
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DO NOT transport
chemicals using normal
trolley
Always use trolleys with
secondary containment
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1. You can get SDS in just a click away on
your Project Coordinator’s desktop using
Chemical Information System
OR
2. Go to EHS Portal find CIS and click

to search for the SDS in
GLOBALFOUNDRIES
GLOBALFOUNDRIES
Singapore Site Intranet
EHS and Security Portal
EHS Portal
Chemical Information
System(CIS)
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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
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EHS Waste Management Program
Releases to air or water
• All emissions to the air or discharge to water drains (indoors or
outdoor) shall be in accordance with governmental regulations and
GLOBALFOUNDRIES’s requirements.
• This helps to prevent emission to air, reduce employee’s exposure

and prevent spillage.
- All chemical containers shall be kept closed at all times except
during dispensing or filling.
- Do not dispose chemicals into open drains.
• Proper disposal of waste are required regardless of Hazardous or
Non-Hazardous waste by CONTRACTOR/ SUPPLIER/ VENDOR.
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EHS Waste Management Program
Reduce/Reuse: Use materials when is required and necessary

Recycle: Aluminum Can Bins, Paper Recycling Bin are available
Always Dispose Waste into the Correct Bin
General
Chemical Waste Disposal Bin
Waste
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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
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OS-013930 – GLOBALFOUNDRIES Stormwater
Protection Plan
Prevent contamination of stormwater runoff, illegal discharges, spills or leaks from
entering stormwater drain.
Role and Responsibility:
• Do not discharge any solid waste or liquid to open drain (indoor or outdoor).
• Waste that is generated by contractors, vendors and suppliers shall be properly
packed, marked, labeled, handled and stored during the job and turned over to
GLOBALFOUNDRIES upon completion of the job. The Contractor’s employees
involved in the handling of the hazardous waste shall be trained.
• Maintain a clean work environment and keep the work site free from any stormwater
pollutants. Upon completion of work, contractors shall remove all implements, surplus
materials and debris, leaving the construction area in "broom clean" condition.
• Call 33000 or alert security if you see any:
– external spills/leaks;
– illegal discharge;
– flooding & clogging of drains;
– leakage of external storage items; or
– means that may disrupt and affect the stormwater drains
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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
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Lifting Equipment
Lifting Equipment
All Lifting Equipment in GLOBALFOUNDRIES are to be
– MOM-certified upon usage;
– Training Records of users for Lifting Equipment; and
– Maintenance /Inspection Records of Lifting Equipment.
Security, EHS Engineer or any personnel has the right to revoke the usage of any lifting
equipment being used in the premises.
Lifting Equipment includes:

– Lifts and hoists
– Lifting machines - Any crane, suspended scaffold capable of being raised or lowered by
climbers, transporter, piling frame or piling machine and any work platform or,
winches or other powered devices;
– Lifting appliances - pulley blocks, gin wheels, chain blocks
– Lifting gear - Any chain, rope, chain sling, webbing sling, rope sling, hook, shackle and
any cage or work platform used for carrying persons while suspended from a crane's
load line.
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Types of Lifting Equipment
Scaffold Hoist Chain Block Bow Shackle

Chain Lever Hoist
Lifting Beam
Lifting Machine Chain Sling

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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
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Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)
- MOM Legal Requirement

- Contractors are required to follow GLOBALFOUNDRIES’s LOTO
procedures
- Obtain a copy of the procedure before starting work
Lock Out - Always ensure equipment are de-energized and cannot be
operated before work
- Especially important for equipment which has stored energy (e.g.
electrical, pneumatic, mechanical, chemical, etc.) and might possibly
release while working on the equipment
Tag Out
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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
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Electrical Safety
• Contractors shall make sure that only trained / skilled workers shall be
allowed to work on live electrical panels / DB for any new tie-in job.
• ELCB (Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers) adapters of 30 mA sensitivity are

required to be used for tapping small power for hand held tools from any power
point ( SSO ) in the building. Contractors shall make sure that the ELCB
adapter and the hand held tools are in good working condition, prior to
start of their work.
• Critical area permit is required to be filled up by the contractors for working

inside all Electrical rooms.
• Contractors working in Sub Fab must take note of following

– Do not step on any live system services (e.g. bus bars, exhaust ducts, gas and chemical pipe
lines etc.)
– Stay away at least 1 meter away from power tap-off units on the bus bars to avoid accidental
hitting on MCCB handle and tripping of power to Fab tools.
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EHS Programs
• Risk Assessment
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Safe Work Practices
Fire Protection
- All flammable liquid must be properly stored.
- EHS approval is required before using tools powered by or containing
flammable liquids (gasoline, diesel etc.)
Use of Explosion Proof Equipment

- Only explosion proof type equipment can be used in flammable gas
and liquid rooms (e.g.: Flammable Gas Rooms, Solvent CDMs Rooms)
- Equipment like ordinary extension cords, pager, Hand phones and
others not allowed to be brought into this room for use.
Industrial Powered Vehicles

- All contractors must be trained before operating powered trucks.
- A copy of the training record is to be submitted to
GLOBALFOUNDRIES’s Project Coordinator.
92
Safe Work Practices
Buddy System
• “Buddy” system must be practiced.
Working at Height
• Ladder, scaffolds, safety harnesses and approved work surfaces must be provided for
jobs performed at height (2m and above).
Before starting work

• Inspect ladder prior to use.
• Do not use ladder with broken steps or side frame
• Ensure ladder is properly extended / placed on landing
• Check the scaffold tag to ensure that scaffold has been inspected by scaffold supervisor
within the last 7 days
93
Safe Work Practices
Raised Floor Opening
• Proper warning signage

• To prevent anyone from falling through the raised floor
• To prevent anyone from walking underneath open raised floor.
94
Safe Work Practices
Abrasive Blasting Excavation and Trenching
- Use Permit-to-work to identify work - Follow all applicable governmental
regulations pertaining to excavations and
that requires abrasive blasting. trenching.
- No crystalline silica to be used as - Appropriate steps shall be taken to prevent
blasting materials. any possibility of cave-ins.
95
Safe Work Practices
GLOBALFOUNDRIES EHS Signage
1. Smoke Detector Sign 2. High Sensitive Smoke Detector Sign
Protected by WARNING
Smoke Detectors AREA MONITORED BY
HIGH SENSITIVE SMOKE
DETECTION SYSTEM
3. Gas Detection Point
For any works carried out in

protected areas, do check for any
required permit/notifications
before starting.
96
EHSS VIOLATION
Any violation of GLOBALFOUNDRIES EHSS
requirements and procedures will be grounds for
immediate Work Stoppage and even
TERMINATION of the contract
97
Security
Contractor, Supplier Vendor (CSV)
Security Training Program
EHSS – Security
Security Program
Objective
• Create a Security Culture in
GLOBALFOUNDRIES as to educate and
promote a secure and conducive environment for
people working inside this campus.
Outcome
• Working as partner to create a workplace where
Security is Everyone Responsibilities to
safeguard it.
100
Security Program
101
Security Policy
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES and its subsidiaries are committed to protect and
safeguard GLOBALFOUNDRIES Employees, to preserve GLOBALFOUNDRIES
assets and business opportunities by protecting our personnel, Intellectual and
physical property and provide our internal and external GLOBALFOUNDRIES
Customers a secure working environment.
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES values our Customers trust and will provide them the
highest level of Security for their real and Intellectual property.
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES will comply with the applicable laws of the nations,
states, provinces, regions and cities, where GLOBALFOUNDRIES properties are
located.
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES Security Policy applies to all GLOBALFOUNDRIES owned,
leased or controlled sites worldwide and to all GLOBALFOUNDRIES Employees
and Contractors.
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES Security personnel respect and follow international and
national codes and guidelines in their profession and the highest ethical
standards to provide Security principles at all of their sites. We are committed to
continuously improve our performance by regular internal and external Customer
evaluations.
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES Employees are responsible for supporting Security in their
workplace environment in all GLOBALFOUNDRIES facilities.
102
ARE THESE CONFLICTS OF
INTEREST? If you believe you have a
Do you know how to spot them? Conflict of Interest:
talk to your manager or the
-
Ethics & Compliance Office; and

EMPLOYMENT
You have an outside job or complete a Conflict of Interest
-
serve as a director for another

company or organization Disclosure Form.
(including government or non-
profit).
GLOBALCONNECT > Quick Links >

FINANCIAL Ethics: Reporting and Forms
You own or invest in a
competitor, customer, vendor
or supplier (up to 1% ownership
in public companies is generally
acceptable).
FAMILY Ethics & Compliance Office

A family member or person
you are dating works for GF
or one of our vendors. +1 (518)305-5025
global.compliance@globalfoundries.com
GIFTS & Ethics First Helpline +1 (866)345-6885

ENTERTAINMENT www.GLOBALFOUNDRIES.ethicspoint.com
You receive gifts, tickets,
wine, dinners or other special
benefits from one of our
suppliers.
Our Policy Against Retaliation
GLOBALFOUNDRIES will not tolerate threats or acts
of retaliation against you for making a report in good faith.
No individual will be targeted or punished

for asking a question, disclosing a potential conflict,
or reporting a concern.
GFSHIELD
Information Security Operational Security
▪ Policies, processes and activities ▪ Policies, processes and

that protect against unauthorized activities which ensure physical
use, access, modification or control and protection of
removal of confidential and information and assets
sensitive information
Product Security Cyber Security

▪ Policies, processes and activities ▪ Policies, processes and activities
which protect all parts and that protect against breach of
components we manufacture from confidential and sensitive
unauthorized access, tampering, information from outside sources
theft and loss, whether accidental
or intentional, from design or
mask preparation through
production to delivery to
customers or the secure disposal
of scrap
106
GFSHIELD – Information Security
107
GFSHIELD – Information Security
108
GFSHIELD – Cyber Security
109
What is Phishing?
Phishing is the fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive
information by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an
electronic communication.
Generally, a phishing campaign tries to get the victim to do

one of two things:
Hand over sensitive information. These messages aim to

●
trick the user into revealing important data — often a

username and password that the attacker can use to breach
a system or account.
Download malware. Like a lot of spam, these types of
●
phishing emails aim to get the victim to infect their own

computer with malware.
Successful phishing attacks rely on Deceit, Sense of Urgency, and
Consequences.
110
GFSHIELD - Products Security
• What is Common Criteria (ISO 15408)?
• An international standard that provides a clear & reliable evaluation of
the security capabilities of information technology products.
• Common Criteria certification is by product or manufacturing site.
• Why do we need Common Criteria?

• Meeting Customers Business requirement that required Common
Criteria certification for their product lines.
• Confidence in GLOBALFOUNDRIES Information Technology and
Physical Security system’s capability to effectively protect the
products against security threats.
• Trust from customers and reputation.
111
Secure Products Manufacturing
• Common Criteria certification for “products or systems held security related
information” requires special security measures!
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES manufactures secure products for customers and conduct information
control and physical controls to protect against:
• Intentional unauthorized data access
• Leakage
• Alteration
• Misuse
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES protect manufacturing from threat and attack by maintaining

• Confidentiality - Prevent security information from being leaked to unauthorized persons
• Integrity - Prevent tampering and destruction of confidential data
• Availability - Allow the use of property & information only by authorized person at anytime
• All secure product wafers must be controlled and traceable at all times!
• Report any violations to Security immediately!

112
Secure Products Manufacturing
113
Security is Everyone’s Responsibility
GLOBALFOUNDRIES is committed to providing a secure working
environment for our Employees, Customers, Contractors, and other Visitors
and to safeguarding our business assets.
Security begins with personal responsibility!

● Understanding the company’s expectations
● Complying with the company’s expectations
● Communicate any concerns to Ethics & Compliance
○ Security
○ Human Resources
○ Supervisor
○ IMIT Security
114
Built-in Security: Access Control and the Three
Layers of Physical Security
Physical access controls at each site are designed with three layers, each
dependent upon local circumstances and protection needs.
Outer Perimeter:
Outer Perimeter: • Badge authorization controls by Security staff or
Fab-Site Entry or
Non-Fab Office automation
Building Entry
• Visitor registration at site entrance
• Vehicle access restrictions and parking rules
General Work • Non Fab Site office building entry controls
Areas:
Fab-Site Building General Access Work Areas
Entry or Non-Fab
Office Suite Entry • Badge authorization controls by card reader,
and/or Security staff
• Visitor registration at the lobby visitor desk
Restricted Restricted Access Areas
Access Areas:
• Additional rules to gain physical access to
limited access and
special controls restricted areas via card reader or key locks
• Visit Service Now for “Room Access Request”,
which routes to specific approvers responsible
for access to each restricted area.
115
Physical Security
• Perimeter
– Full Height Rotating Turnstile
• Building Access
– Employees’ Front Entrance Turnstile
– Contractors’ Rear Entrance Turnstile
• Cleanroom
– Full height turnstile with anti-pass by feature
• Restricted Room
– Card Reader
– Card Reader with pin code feature
116
Physical Security Management
• Emergency Escape Doors
–Protected by Electro-magnetic lock
and intrusion alarm system.
–Monitor by CCTV camera.
• Security Camera
– The entire building premises is
monitor by CCTV camera.
Public Address Systems

• Response appropriately to all public address
announcement and messages.
117
Security Badges
Security badge is an official identification document
•
with access control into the building. No other materials

are allow to be pasted or placed on the security badge
• Security badge are to be displayed at chest level
all times while remaining inside the building.
Contractors are required to tap their security badge on the card readers when entering or leaving
•
the restricted area. They are not allow to held open or chock the door as to allow unauthorized
person to enter into the restricted area.
Any contractor who violate the

following security regulations,
their access will be terminated
with immediate effect.
An i-Case will be routed to GF

sponsor and the manager.
• Do not misuse, damage or let others use your personal badge.

• Inform Security immediately of any lost of badge. A fee of $20 to be levied for replacement.
• Return RC / SID badge to Security upon termination of service/employment.
118
Contractors Badge
Types of Security Badges
Resident Contractors ( RC )
• The company was issued with a

annual service contract to provide
manpower to support
GLOBALFOUNDRIES operation,
SOP and NDA.
• They will be issued with a personal
Photo security badge with access
into the building.
• Their sponsor are to apply their
access into Restricted Area using the
IT Room Request ServiceNow
system. HID hard
card
119
Contractors Badge
Ad Hoc Contractors
( Security Identification Card – SID )
• The company was issued with

Purchase Order to provide service to
support GLOBALFOUNDRIES
operation.
• They will be issued with a personal
Photo security ID badge with NO
access into the building.
• They are require to exchange for a
temporary “C” badge at the Security
counter at the Contractors’ Entrance.
• Approved e-PTW or Sponsor to
acknowledge.
120
Contractors Badge
Temporary Contractors ( Temp )
• The company was issued with

Purchase Order to provide a One
Time service to support
GLOBALFOUNDRIES operation.
• There will be No Security ID badge
issued to them
• Their sponsor are require to be
present at the security counter to
sign them into the building.
• They are require to exchange for a
temporary “C” at the Security
counter at the Contractors’
Entrance upon presenting an
approved e-PTW form.
121
Terms and Conditions
• Strictly No Smoking within the campus except the Smoker

Corner.
• Unauthorized storage of material within the campus unless

approved by management.
• No loitering or conduct briefing at lobby area.
122
Visitor Badge
Visitors
Register at the Visitors VREG System and
•
declare any electronic devices in the

system.
Visitors must be escorted at all times while
•
inside the building.

Visitor on Social Visit Pass are not
•
authorized to carry out hand-on activities

and approved MOM e-Notification.
Foreigner must hold a valid Employment
•
Pass or Work Permit before they can work

in Singapore. Employers who hire foreigners
without a valid work passes can be
prosecuted under the Employment of
Foreign Manpower Act.
123
Foreigner On Social Visit Pass Work Flow
Module engaged Ad Hoc Contractor (Foreigner)
https://services.mom.gov.sg/enot/frontend/
Project Coordinator to ensure Contractor have valid welcome.aspx
Work Permit or MOM e-Notification Letter
No
Have valid Work Permit and Project Coordinator to apply the e-Notification
e-Notification Letter? Letter through MOM website*.
Yes
Project Coordinator to obtain a copy of the EHS Contractor Training Material from the Security and
brief their Contractor.
Project Coordinator to sign an acknowledge form that they have brief their Contractor on GF
requirements
Contractor to sign in through Security VREG system to provide their particulars and acknowledge
that they will abide to GF Security and EHS Requirements
Project Coordinator to approve and acknowledge in the VREG System
Security to verify Contractor’s Work Permit or MOM e-Notification Letter before issue of Access
Pass
Project Coordinator to escort Visitor at all times within GF premises

124
Visitor Badge
Ex-Employees
Ex-employee who had separated from GLOBALFOUNDRIES, are
•
not allowed to enter into the premises within 12-month period.

Host are required to seek approval from their VP and final clearance
•
from human Resource Department.

The Ex-Employee clearance form must be submitted to Security one
•
day in-advance before the visit.
125
Asset Security - Picture Taking Devices
Photo / Video Taking
• Photograph or video taking is prohibited in GLOBALFOUNDRIES unless special
clearance is granted
• Submit a photo and video permit, stating reasons and secure a signatory
approval from a senior staff.
Conventional Camera
• All in-house cameras shall be registered at security counter and a camera permit
card will be issued to the users. They shall be authorized to take photograph
without a photo taking permit.
Camera Permit
Card (In Green)
Revolutionary Camera
(New generation gadgets and instruments with “camera-like capabilities” )
• Taking photo with a revolutionary camera is strictly prohibited. Any contractor
found taking photo with a mobile phone camera will be removed from site for
investigation.
126
Photo Taking Permit Application Form
127
Asset Security
Contraband Material
To ensure the safety and security of company personnel
•
and property, the following items are banned at

GLOBALFOUNDRIES.
Contraband: All items of questionable purpose not
•
normally found in an office and manufacturing

environment, including, but not limited to, weapons, drugs,
alcohol, hazardous chemicals, smoking materials and
materials not approved by EHS-S.
Weapons: Any weapons (real or replica), mace or pepper
•
spray, or other item not commonly found in the workplace

that may be used to cause injury.
Please note: GLOBALFOUNDRIES Security has the right
•
to conduct searches or inspections of personal property

(including lockers, lunch boxes, purses, briefcases,
baggage and vehicles) located on company premises or
work sites at any time. These searches are generally
made to promote safety, investigate alleged misconduct
and prevent criminal activity and security violations.
128
Material Management
Controlled Items
• Laptop are to register with Security counter.
Check-in and Check-out at the Security counter
•
when bring in and out the laptop.

No connection of laptop into GLOBALFOUNDRIES
•
network or computer.
Banned Items
• Drugs unless under medical prescription
• Alcohol, intoxicating beverages, spirits
Perfumed or Pungent Substances/Food such as
•
durian
Thumb Drives and USB Digital Storage Devices
•
such hard disk, CD/DVD writer, wireless router, wifi

dongle.
Dangerous weapons and sport equipment that
•
could cause injuries.
129
Security Awareness on 3rd Party Device Material Control
OBJECTIVE:
Implement acceptable cyber security controls utilizing Global ICS Security Standards and
framework to lower the risk of cyber events / threats for Singapore sites
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Authorized Thumb Drive
Availability of GLOBALFOUNDRIES Authorized Thumb Drive:
It is available at respective building front security counter
Location of IT Scanning Station:
Fab 2 Front Security Counter
✓
✓ Fab 7G Front Security Counter
Fab 3/5 Back Security Counter
✓
✓ Fab 7 Front Security Counter
Who Shall Request?

✓ Employee who need a thumb drive to connect into any manufacturing or laboratory tools
Vendor, who need to connect into GLOBALFOUNDRIES equipment using GLOBALFOUNDRIES
✓
authorized thumb drive with necessary data transferred from 3rd party thumb drive which
retained temporary by respective building front security counter or Fab3E Guardhouse officer.
GLOBALFOUNDRIES
Authorized APPLICABLE
Thumb Drive TO
130
Roles and Responsibilities for Using of GLOBALFOUNDRIES Authorized Thumb Drive
An email will be sent to the USER MANAGER/CONTRACTOR SPONSOR and IT

SECURITY if there is any VIRUS DETECTED in GLOBALFOUNDRIES Authorized Thumb
Drive 131
3rd Party Thumb Drive
Obtain GF
External Virus Scanning Data Transfer Authorize
Thumb Station Thumb
Drive
Exit Building Enter Building

Contractors or vendors who request not to seal the USB or Network port shall:
Their laptop are installed with the updated anti-virus software within the last 3-working days
1.
and witness by the sponsor.
They shall obtain the following form “Vendor Acknowledgement and Request to remove
1.
Tamper-Proof Label” from Security Registration Counter with an update on the justification
for not sealing the USB or Network port with endorsement from Contractor and their GF
Sponsor.
PORTABLE HANDHELD METAL DETECTOR
✓ Security officer will conduct random check on vendors entering the building
as to ENSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED USB DEVICES being brought into the
building using the portable hand held metal detector.
✓ Any vendor FOUND IN-POSSESSION OF ANY UNAUTHORIZED USB DEVICES

will be issued with a violation notice of in-possession of Banned Material.
An iCASE will be issued to the sponsor and manager for follow-up action.
The USB device will be send to IT Security for Screening.
3RD PARTY LAPTOP MANAGEMENT
Contractors and Vendors are required to register their laptop with security and board
into the CREG System to perform the following process:
CHECK-IN their laptop while bringing into any GLOBALFOUNDRIES FABs BUILDING in SGP site.
✓
During the CHECK-IN PROCESS, security will seal all USB and Network ports with the
tamper proof security sticker.
CHECK-OUT their laptop while bringing out from any GLOBALFOUNDRIES FABs BUILDING in SGP
✓
site.
During the CHECK-OUT PROCESS, security will check and verify that all security
sticker are not tamper or removed.
*To Note: Any laptop that was NOT CHECK-OUT WITHIN 24

HOURS, an email will be send to the sponsor and the manager.
Material Management
Inward Declaration Forms – 3rd
Parties Material.
For personal or vendor assets that are
•
to be temporarily brought into the

company premises
Upon leaving the building, such
•
declared items will be validated and

cleared by Security Officers at the exit
points.
Material can only be kept in the
•
building not exceeding 7 days.
135
Material Management
E-Gate Pass System –
GLOBALFOUNDRIES MATERIAL
For company assets that are to be
•
temporarily brought out of company

premises for repair, service, exchange,
scrap, sales, etc.
The approval of e-gate pass will be the
•
requestor supervisor who must be an M2

and above.
User are to be present at the security
•
counter when removal or receiving of

material returning back to
GLOBALFOUNDRIES at the Security
counter.
Material that was removed that had an
•
Expected Date Of Returned must perform a

Material Check-in at respective Security
counter at Contractor Entrance for e-Gate
closure.
136
Material Management
Lost and Found
Lost Material
• Lodge a lost report with Security at the front security counter.
Found Material
Return the material and lodge a found report with Security at
•
the front security counter.

Any person found keeping others property will be referred to
•
Human Resource Department for disciplinary action or local

Police for misappropriate of property.
137
Work Activities
• Security Boarding Process
– BI Verification Program
– SQA
– NDA Number
– GF SOP or Activities Risk Assessment
– GF Sponsor
• Contractors Training Program
– Face to Face Class Room Training
– EHSS Representative Training
– Every 6-monthly
• ePermit To Work
– General Risk Permit
– High Risk Permit
138
Boarding & EHSS Training Attendance Form
139
Boarding & EHSS Training Attendance Form
140
Approved E-permit to Work Form
141
Vehicular Management
Vehicles Entrances
• Post 1 ( Soft Area )
– Along the Woodlands Industrial Park D Street 2
– Passengers vehicles and Company Buses
– Car park 1, 2 & multi-storey car park.
– Building lobby driveway.
• Post 3 ( Hard Area )

– Along the Old Woodlands Road
– Deliveries vehicles entering into the premises
– All hazardous material deliveries drivers must attend the Contractors EHSS
Training program and process a valid SCDF Hazardous Permit License
• Post 2 ( Hard Area )

– Along the Old Woodland Road
– Deliveries vehicles leaving the premises
– Strictly No Parking of Passengers vehicles
142
Vehicular Management
Parking Facilities and Privileges
• Passenger cars
• Register for Car Decal
• Multi-story car park level 4A and above
• Deliver vehicles
• Respective building loading bay
Traffic Violations
• Parking Violation
Parking Notice will be served to the vehicles
found violating traffic rules and regulations
• Illegal Parking
Any vehicle found parking at unauthorized
parking area or causing obstruction will be
Wheel Clamp Speed limit within the campus
SCDF Fire engine hard standing area is 20 KMH
Driving against the traffic direction
143
WARNING
SAFE LOADING & UNLOADING
Wheel Chock Requirements
1. ALWAYS OFF engine and ensure that parking brakes are fully engaged
2. Wheel chocks are properly positioned to prevent accidental movement in

the designated areas.
3. Front and rear wheels MUST BE DIAGONALLY CHOCKED IN PAIRS
4. Contractor, supplier, vendor shall provide their own wheel chocks and the
selection of wheel chocks in accordance to your vehicles need
144
Zero Tolerance
GLOBALFOUNDRIES has ZERO TOLERANCE

of security violation such as
theft, workplace violence and sexual harassment
• Theft is defined as taking someone property without permission.
– Immediately banned from site.
– Case shall be reported to local Police for further action.
– Report will be submitted to GSM for company rating.
145
Woodlands Site Plan
F2, F3/5, GSP, F7
Post 3 –
Fab 7G
Delivery Vehicles
entering the
campus Post 2 -
Delivery
vehicle
leaving
the
campus
Hard Area
Soft Area
Bus Pick-up Point
Post 1 – Main Lobby
Car/Company
Bus Entry Loading Bay
Security Post
Smokers Corner
146
Use food tray for all your meals in the cafeteria
Do not remove utensils from the cafeteria
Do not rinse utensils at the hot water dispensing unit
Keep the tables and chairs clean after use for the next person
147
Fab 2 Cafeteria : 3.30pm to 4.30pm
Fab 3/SMP Cafeteria : 4.00pm to 5.00pm
Fab 7G Cafeteria : 4.00pm to 5.00pm
Please DO NOT ENTER or SIT in the cafeteria

and no food will be served during this
closure timing NO ONE IS ALLOWED INSIDE
148
No Loitering at ALL Fab Main Lobby
Dispose Your Drink cups into Waste Bin
No sleeping within the Building
149
What Next?
You are now required to:
1. Complete the CSV EHSS assessment here. The passing grade for this assessment
is 100% and you are able to re-take the assessment as many times as required to
pass;
2. Once you pass the CSV EHSS assessment:
a. Print the results page showing your score (e.g. 25/25);
b. Print, fill, and obtain the necessary signatures for the CSV EHSS Training & Assessment
Declaration Form found here;
c. Print, fill, and obtain the necessary signatures according to your CSV status:
i. For existing GF SG CSV personnel:
FY-0004-4 Contractor Boarding & EHSS Training Attendance Form (4 pages)
ii. For aspiring GF SG CSV personnel:
FY-0004-3 Contractor Security Boarding and Pass Application (7 pages).
3. Submit the required documents (3a, b, c) to Fab 7G Security counter in person from
Mon-Fri, 2pm-4pm. Submissions outside this window will not be received.
4. GF Security will then process the application within the following time frame:
a. For existing GF SG CSV personnel: within 24 hours; and
b. For aspiring GF SG CSV personnel: within 3 working days.
150
151
Continual Feedback
To address EHSS issues better, we welcome your feedback!
Whether it is a suggestion to improve EHS at

GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore, or a request for clarification:
Please reach out to GLOBALFOUNDRIES EHSS Dept at

ehs@globalfoundries.com and we will respond to you
soonest!
Together we can make GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore a safe,

healthy, and secure place to work!
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Contractor, Supplier, Vendor (CSV) EHSS

Gas leak, FAB Fab 2, Fab 3/5 Cafeteria There will be a

Upon Assembly, personnel are to gather as following zones:

( A ) Manufacturing/ (B) Engineering/

(C) Support Group (D)Visitors/Contractors

Recovery back to work :

Fab 3/5 Assembly Area

GSP & Fab 7 Assembly Area

Designated Smoking Area

Use Call Points to activate Evacuations:

Fab 2 Fab 3/5 Fab 7

• Fire/ Explosion Provide the following information:

Policy is available at Corporate and EHS portal, Entrances

2 Rules & Regulations

• DO NOT endanger yourself or others working around through unsafe behavior

• DO NOT misuse/tamper with any safety device

• DO NOT undertake any willful or reckless acts like horse-playing

• ALWAYS use the CORRECT personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Attend all Project Coordinator’s meeting

• Reinforce the rules and regulation to any sub-

• Be responsible for adequate training and competency of contractors or staff

2 Rules and Regulations

Eating and Drinking

✔ • WIND DOWN the window

Loading Bay Safety

Loading Bay Safety Access to Loading Bay

Report any unethical behavior

Together, we can maintain a

• Smoking and smoking materials are prohibited in Global

Foundries premises except at designated areas

• Cigarette buds are to be disposed appropriately into the

Smoking Area near Fab 3/5 Smoking

Smoking Area at Roof Top of

Dress and Shoes Policy

Chemical Spill Gas Leak

Fire Medical Case

For any observation of chemical spills that cannot be contained :

2. Inform Security Post.

Send for help by contacting any Global

Emergency Eye Shower:

Chemical Spill Gas Leak

Fire Medical Case

Gas Leakage in Cleanroom or other premises

Cylinders must be capped and secure at all times

• Handle gas cylinders with leather gloves and safety shoes

• Not to turn your back on unsecured gas cylinder

• Cap the pressure regulator

• Store gases in designated storage rooms.

• Ensure adequate ventilation at all times.

• Ensure no flammable substance near workplace

• Suitable no return valve

• Examine pressure regulator, gas torch, hoses and connection for

Chemical Spill Gas Leak

Fire Medical Case

Chemical Spill Gas Leak

Fire Medical Case

Follow your own company procedures in addition to GLOBALFOUNDRIES requirements

Nearest External Clinic:

Nearest Hospital: Khoo Teck Puat (KTPH)

For ambulance, call 33000

Risk assessment/Safe Work Procedures shall indicate clearly

- Cleanroom Smock - Cleanroom Smock

Wear Safety Belts/Harnesses while Working At Height