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    The document provides safety guidelines for installing cable trays. It lists several potential hazards such as working without a permit, injuries from slips/trips/falls, being hit by vehicles, falling into trenches, unsafe access/egress, toxic gases, dust, noise, manual handling injuries, electrocution from defective power tools, injuries from sharp edges, unguarded power tools, falling from heights or materials, heat stress, and adverse weather. It recommends obtaining permits, inductions, toolbox talks, competent supervision, barricades, signage, lighting, access/egress, secured ladders, gas tests, power tool inspections, guards on tools, trained operators, scaffold inspections, securing loose materials, suspending work during

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    The document provides safety guidelines for installing cable trays. It lists several potential hazards such as working without a permit, injuries from slips/trips/falls, being hit by vehicles, falling into trenches, unsafe access/egress, toxic gases, dust, noise, manual handling injuries, electrocution from defective power tools, injuries from sharp edges, unguarded power tools, falling from heights or materials, heat stress, and adverse weather. It recommends obtaining permits, inductions, toolbox talks, competent supervision, barricades, signage, lighting, access/egress, secured ladders, gas tests, power tool inspections, guards on tools, trained operators, scaffold inspections, securing loose materials, suspending work during

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    Installation of Cable Trays

    Uploaded by

    Shannu Aditya
    The document provides safety guidelines for installing cable trays. It lists several potential hazards such as working without a permit, injuries from slips/trips/falls, being hit by vehicles, falling into trenches, unsafe access/egress, toxic gases, dust, noise, manual handling injuries, electrocution from defective power tools, injuries from sharp edges, unguarded power tools, falling from heights or materials, heat stress, and adverse weather. It recommends obtaining permits, inductions, toolbox talks, competent supervision, barricades, signage, lighting, access/egress, secured ladders, gas tests, power tool inspections, guards on tools, trained operators, scaffold inspections, securing loose materials, suspending work during

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    Installation of  Working Without valid  Valid permit to be obtained from POS &
    Cable Trays permit. ORPIC before starting any job.
     Personnel Injuries due to  All people should undergo POS & ORPIC
    Induction.
    slips, trips & falls.
     Tool Box Talk to be conducted before
     People hit by moving starting any job on daily basis.
    Vehicles.  Ensure sufficient water is available at site
     People falling into the and also convey the message in Daily Tool
    Concrete Trench. Box Talk.
     Unsafe Access or Egress.  A Competent Supervisor should be
     Toxic gas. available at site at all times.
     Banksmen should accompany the vehicles
     Dust.
    all the times.
     Noise.  Area to barricaded and cordoned off to
     Manual Handling. restrict the movement of people.
     Awkward position.  Adequate signboards and flickering lights
     Electrocution. to be fixed to warn the night users.
     Defective Power Tools.  Sufficient access and egress to be provided.
     Ladders shall be secured using suitable
     Personal Injury to sharp
    means.
    edges.  Sufficient no. of lights to be provided.
     Unguarded Power tools.  Gas test to be conducted before people
     Working at Height. entering the excavated pit.
     Fall of Materials.  All power tools should be inspected before
     Poor housekeeping. use.
     All power tools should have adequate
     Heat Stress.
    guards.
     Adverse weather condition
     Periodical inspection of power tools to be
    like Extreme heat, Extreme carried out.
    high winds, Extreme dust  Only trained and competent people should
    lightening, etc. be allowed to operate power tools.
     Only trained and competent people should
    carry out erection and alternation of
    mobile scaffolding.
     Before using the mobile scaffolding it has
    to be inspected and certified by a
    competent scaffolding inspector.
     Mobile scaffolding has to be inspected and
    recertified on weekly basis by a competent
    scaffolding inspector.
     All loose materials to be kept in a bucket or
    container while working at height.
     While shifting the mobile scaffolding no
    persons should be on the top.
     Scaffolding wheel should be of good quality
    and in good condition.
     Before climbing the scaffold worker has to
    make sure the wheel lock has been
    secured.
     In any adverse weather condition work
    activities will be suspended and renewed
    only after the weather condition is apt for
    the activities.
     Adequate PPE to be used for the job.
     The work area to be kept clean and free of
    obstruction.
     After finishing the work, housekeeping to
    be carried out.

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