SITE SAFETY LEADERSHIP (SSL) MEETING

05th DECEMBER 2022

REWARD AND RECOGNITION PROGRAM – 05th December 2022
1. Boyan Parlindungan - 44657 - Halliburton
2. Bintang D.W - EW.20939 - TMJO Scaffolding
3. Riyanto - DG.31781 - Meindo
4. Roberto Macale - GE.50269 - Daewoo
5. Suknani - 56570 - SKP
6. Andi Juanda - 43267 - Halliburton
7. Suwarman - 65782 - Leighton
SHOPPING VOUCHER: 4.5 Million IDR 8. Ahmad Sopandi - 60081 - TMJO Insulation
The winners who correctly answer all the TBT questions – 28th November 2022 :
1. Simon Kristianto – 54318 – TMJO Insulation
2. Paringgonan Siregar – CS 10486 – GTA Transport
REWARD AND RECOGNITION PROGRAM – 05th December 2022
REWARD AND RECOGNITION PROGRAM – 12th December 2022
SAFETY RECOGNITION
WEN BAKER HUGHES

Great job to WEN IRATA team for excellent safety performance, completed rope access job for Telecom tower
Rivalinno Handoko, Solehudin, Nur Choirul Anwar, Deva, Khaerul Anwar and Rizal Firdaus

TMJO INSULATION
Great job to Edri Maruf Pramudia – Insulator for
excellent safety performance during performing
confined space work

Appreciation to Muchlis Siregar - Field Supervisor (Night

Shift) and Agil Khorten - Testing Foreman (Day Shift) for
reporting the Nearmiss (ICC non-compliance)
SAFETY MOMENT

“Line Of Fire”
THE BEST SAFETY PERFORMER OF THE MONTH
November 2022
THE BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMER OF THE MONTH
November 2022
“WORKER SPEAK-UP” SAFETY SESSION FEEDBACK

1. Demobilization pressure (lack of concentration and not focused during

the job)
2. Pressure being given to chasing up the progress
3. PPE request take so long to get the change, use of damaged tools
4. Direct instructions from bp/CSTS
5. Not being able to refuse direction, even if it’s wrong
6. Questionable competence of supervisors

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GROUP EXERCISE
FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION

Feedback from
“Workers Speak up – Safety Sessions”
 INCIDENT REVIEW
(26.11.2022 – 02.12.2022)

INCIDENT REF DATE OF THE CLOSE OUT

CLASSIFICATION COMPANY’S INVOLVED LEVEL
NUMBER INCIDENT REPORT
WORK RESTRICTED
IR927 28 NOV 2022 CASE
MEINDO A (+) FINAL DRAFT

On Monday, 28 November 2022 at Jetty-2 L49, around

10.25 LT, the Meindo team was conducting shifting
support of cold shoe, by putting a wooden block on it
and hitting the block by 10kg hammer. The wooden
block was held by a worker (IP) while his colleague hit it
with hammer. IP accidentally placed his left ring finger
between wooden block and steel support during the
impact by hammer. As result IP sustained left ring finger
injury.

The IP has been sent to site clinic for further treatment.

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 INCIDENT REVIEW
(26.11.2022 – 02.12.2022)

INCIDENT REF DATE OF THE CLOSE OUT

CLASSIFICATION COMPANY’S INVOLVED LEVEL
NUMBER INCIDENT REPORT

IR928 25 NOV 2022 NEAR MISS CSTS A (+) FINAL DRAFT

On 25 Nov 2022, around 09:25LT, one of the SBC PH

found that the ICC tag (ICC-10521) was lying on the
working platform on his work area.

The ICC tag found by PH which should be still in place

(as bleed point) to indicate that spool must be kept
disconnected since it used for blowing point but has
been removed.

The ICC remains open.

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 INCIDENT REVIEW
(26.11.2022 – 02.12.2022)

INCIDENT REF DATE OF THE CLOSE OUT

CLASSIFICATION COMPANY’S INVOLVED LEVEL
NUMBER INCIDENT REPORT

IR929 25 NOV 2022 NEAR MISS CSTS A (+) DRAFT

On 25 Nov 2022, around 8:00am, BP found out that one

ICC Tag placed on system-line 0053-8233-01-44-C
located in HRSG Steam Drum in PR.

The line having ICC#10501 on 23 Nov but on 24 Nov

2022, found out that Tee-joint had been reinstated.

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 INCIDENT REVIEW
(26.11.2022 – 02.12.2022)

INCIDENT REF DATE OF THE CLOSE OUT

CLASSIFICATION COMPANY’S INVOLVED LEVEL
NUMBER INCIDENT REPORT

A-212 29 NOV 2022 NEAR MISS BHI A (-) ISSUED

On Tuesday 29 November 2022, a BHI Technician had

an instruction to move the six-way manifold from PR
Grating level to MR Grating level. While moving the
manifold, two handles on the manifold (5" length, 65gr
weight each) fell and passed through the grating, landed
on the ground, 8m below.
The drop zone was accessible by pedestrians. No
personnel injured in this incident.

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SSL Walkthrough Schedule

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,

Day, Time
07.00 am 02.00 pm 02.00 pm 02.00 pm 02.00 pm

BARRIER
HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT &
Area 1 Train 3 WALKTHROUGH IWMF DROP OBJECT Train 3
(INTERNAL SBC ONLY) WALKTHROUGH
(INTERNAL SBC ONLY)

Meeting Point BRM Train 3 TBA Insulation/ DDT TBA BRM Train 3

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,

Day, Time
07.00 am 02.00 pm 02.00 pm 02.00 pm 02.00 pm

BARRIER
HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT &
Jetty Load
Area 2 Kalikobara WALKTHROUGH DROP OBJECT Brownfield
Platform
(INTERNAL SBC ONLY) WALKTHROUGH
(INTERNAL SBC ONLY)
SECURITY POST 11
Meeting Point BRM Kali Kobara TBA EX. MDI Office TBA
(NEAR TRAIN 3)
Guidelines for Workers about High-Level Noise at Train 3 & Utility Area
Noise Personal Protection Zone: ✓ MANDATORY TO HAVE and BRING HEARING
1. LP Steam Blow: Double hearing protection: < 10 m, Single hearing protection: 10 – 40 m PROTECTION DEVICE (EARPLUG / EARMUFF)
2. HP Steam Blow (with silencer): Double hearing protection: < 20 m, Single hearing protection: 20 – 100 m
WHILE ENTERING TRAIN 3 & UTILITY.
✓ Noise Level Limit of Hearing Protection:
✓ Double Hearing Protection: 100 dBA
✓ Single Hearing Protection: 82 dBA
T08 T07 T05 ✓ There is two types of Steam Blowing: High
T03
Pressure (HP) and Low Pressure (LP).

Immediate Actions (if there is

T01 (MAIN PIPE RACK) any High-Level Noise at Train 3 &
Utility area):
T06 COLD RACK (PR-04) 1. Entry Gate screening by Security & HSE to
ensure all workers entry the area shall be
wear earplug/earmuff.
T04 T02 2. Provide noise signage at entry gate of Train
MR COMPRESSOR PR COMPRESSOR
3 & Utility area.
3. Conduct socialization for proper usage of
HPD to all workers.
4. Provide information & awareness in the
SIMOPS meeting & PAGA regarding any high-
Noise Source Measurement result (at 20 m): level noise activities.
1. LP Steam Blow:
1. BP#01: 90.7 - 93.6 dBA
5. Single HPD (earplug/earmuff) is mandatory
2. HP Steam Blow (with silencer): for all workers in noisy area and double
1. BP#01: 93.6 - 96.7 dBA hearing protection zone is referred to CSTS
2. BP#02,03,04,05,06,07,08: 79.2 - 99.0 dBA IH Noise Measurement result.
CSTS IH will measure the noise level (dBA) to calculate the distance of
hearing protection zone.
COMMISSIONING ACTIVITIES UPDATE
Energization Activities AGRU
▪ LUN -1004 – Defrost Gas System - Process Train-3 Area
• N2 Leak Test Campaign
▪ LUN - 1005 – Defrost Gas Tie In Train 3 Cold Section
▪ LUN - 1006 – Boiler Feed Water - Process Train-3 Area • Service Test HP Steam Train 3
• MR CO2 Filling and Discharge Test
▪ LUN - 1007 – Feed Gas - Process Train-3 Area
• Fire Water Deluge Discharge Test MR/PR
▪ LUN - 1008/1009 – Mixed Refrigerant Compression - Process Train-3 Area • Dehydration and Mercury Removal Leak Test Dec. 6-8, 2022
▪ LUN - 1010 – Acid Gas Incinerator - Process Train-3 Area • BFW Flushing Train 3
▪ LUN - 1011 – De-Butanizer - Process Train-3 Area • Overall Service Test of Fire Water System
• Preparation for Catalyst Loading T-04 Dehydration & Hg Removal
▪ LUN - 1012 – De-Butanizer Tie In

▪ LUN - 1013 – Seawater Intake - Offsite Area UTILITIES

▪ LUN - 1014 – Propane Refrigerant Circuits - Process Train-3 Area • WWT CRA implementation
• WWT Dynamic Commissioning
▪ LUN – 1015/1016 – Mixed Refrigerant Compression - Process Train-3 Area

▪ LUN - 1017 – Propane Compression - Process Train-3 Area SUEM 2B

• N2 Leak Test Campaign Ongoing

ORF
e-CoW Transition of Utilities
• HP Steam Blowing Preparation ORF and Brownfield Tie-In
• Main Substation
• N2 Leak Test Campaign
• GIS
• STG A/B/C Jetty
• Recycled Steam Condensate A/B/C • MRT on Hypochlorite Injection Pump
Note: awaiting SH Sign-off- expected date of transition 8-9 Dec, 2022 • Lube Oil Flushing for Jetty Loading Arms Dec. 07,2022|24
(See next slide) • Fire Water Flushing in BOG/Desalination Area
Background

• STGs, Recovered Steam System, and Utility GIS & Substations have been handed
over to MPO (SH-1 signed).
• Robust hazard and activity control New Utility area.
• Systematic activity/work record under eCOW control.
• Minimize any unplanned disturbance for normal running equipment.

Recommendation
• Expand eCOW Area Implementation at TEP New Utility covering newly handed
over system/facilities (STGs, Recovered Condensate, and Substations)
New Utility eCOW Expansion Area Layout
 SUEM 2B 3D Layout

T-02
UTILITIES

T-06

T-09
T-04
T-10
T-01

T-03
T-07 T-08

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SUEM 2B Critical Joint Layout
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THANK YOU

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