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    A technician suffered a fractured leg when the load from a canter suddenly dropped on him as he was opening the side panel to begin an offloading activity. The incident report asks questions to remind workers to securely fasten loads, stand in safe areas away from potential falling objects, use mechanical aids when possible, assess load weights, and stay out of the line of fire to avoid similar accidents. The notification is to be shared with teams and discussed in safety meetings and notices to reinforce safe work practices.

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    A technician suffered a fractured leg when the load from a canter suddenly dropped on him as he was opening the side panel to begin an offloading activity. The incident report asks questions to remind workers to securely fasten loads, stand in safe areas away from potential falling objects, use mechanical aids when possible, assess load weights, and stay out of the line of fire to avoid similar accidents. The notification is to be shared with teams and discussed in safety meetings and notices to reinforce safe work practices.

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    PDO LTI Alerts - 15 - 2019

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    A technician suffered a fractured leg when the load from a canter suddenly dropped on him as he was opening the side panel to begin an offloading activity. The incident report asks questions to remind workers to securely fasten loads, stand in safe areas away from potential falling objects, use mechanical aids when possible, assess load weights, and stay out of the line of fire to avoid similar accidents. The notification is to be shared with teams and discussed in safety meetings and notices to reinforce safe work practices.

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        PDO name

    Main contractor Incident First


    – LTI# Alertof-incident
    - Date Galfar Engineering

    Incident type LTI (#15)


    Date/ time 10.10.2019 at 10:58 hrs. Directorate Project Delivery
    Location Saih Rawl Dept PDC

    What happened

    While the technician was opening the side panel of a canter to start the offloading
    activity, the load suddenly dropped on the technician, fracturing his left leg.

    Mr. Musleh asks the questions of can it happen to you?

    1. Do you ensure that loads are correctly secured before beginning unloading?
    2. Do you ensure that you are stood in a safe place?
    3. Can this be done with mechanical aids?
    4. Do you assess the weight of an object before manual handling?
    5. Do you ensure you are out of the “Line of fire”?

    Please disseminate this LTI notification to your teams and


    use it in your tool box talks and HSE meetings and notice
    boards.

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