SAFETY

INDUCTION
POWER STATION
RELIZANE
Welcome to the Power station of RELIZANE owned
by SONELGAZ (SPE).
GE, subcontracted by SONELGAZ, to supervise the
inspection work Type C3.
For your information:
At the end of this presentation, all participants have to
register and confirm the participation of this induction,
as well to agree to follow the safety rules.
PLAN OF THE POWER STATION
ZERO Injury Objective

How shall we ensure success?

We should have better understanding of why
injuries happen, and how they can be prevented.
 ZERO Injury Objective
Accidents and serious injuries don’t just happen, THEY ARE CAUSED!

• They are the resultant of build ups of deviations / disregard of rules,

unsafe acts / conditions, unreported minor incidents / near misses, …
How shall we ensure success?
• Supervision and Communication

• Attend to minor issues, FOCUS on the root cause

• Challenge and STOP every unsafe act / poor practice

• Report / investigate near-misses, minor injuries

Our Working Philosophy

The work is never too urgent or important that we

cannot take time to perform it safely.

“ It is the responsibility of everyone to do

his utmost to prevent injuries, so that ALL
can go back to their loved ones in the same
condition they arrived”
Our Working Principles

 Safety is a VALUE, not a

priority
 Safety is a culture NOT a • Work accidents are
program preventable
 Safety is line management
responsibility • Safety is about YOU and ME..
 Safety is a condition of the everyone should look after
job, NOT an option each other
 Employees must be trained to
work safely
 Safety is a total ownership of
responsibility
Site Identification (ID)
Eatch person of Present ID when
GE will be requested by EHS,
identified by a Supervisor or
visitor badge Client
numbred

Exchanging, Report lost or

borrowing, damaged ID.
duplication of ID -
forbidden.
ID must be
presented at the
Security Gate
Project Security
upon entry, Police
Policy: NO ID, NO
Check Points and
Entry
anytime on
project site
NO SMOKING & INTERNAL DISCIPLINES

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The consumption of drugs and alcohol while at work / on

premises is absolutely forbidden.
 NO SMOKING & INTERNAL
DISCIPLINES

Paint

Never smoke around flammable

Never smoke around materials and wherever “NO
combustible materials SMOKING” signs are posted
SMOKING AREA
NO SMOKING & INTERNAL DISCIPLINES


THROWING
BUTTS WHERE
IT SHOULD
 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
(PPEs)

• Ask your Supervisors for appropriate PPEs .

• Inspect, protect, maintain your PPEs in good cond.
• If damaged, ask your Supervisor for replacement
• PPEs are last line of defense. Wear them.
• Only T-shirt with long sleeves can be used
 FIRST AID & MEDICAL EVACUATION
PROCEDURE
• In case of any emergency dial the
Control Room emergency Extension
202 or 248 or 250
• Inform the EHS supervisor on site using
225 or 228 and GE EHS supervisor
• The control room will contact the
rescuer (using of the automatic call
line)
 FIRST AID & MEDICAL EVACUATION
PROCEDURE

 Report all injuries to your supervisor

 In case of serious medical emergency, the injured will be taken to the nearest
medical facility / hospital.

When reporting a medical emergency:

 State your name, company, badge number.
 Nature of emergency and assistance required
 Location of emergency
 Where safe to do so, stay in the location until
assistance arrives to direct them to incident site.

When a fracture is suspected such as in the case of fall, do not move the
injured, wait for paramedic (unless the situation requires taking the injured
from further danger)
 Incident / Nearmiss Reporting &
Investigation

Reporting of Incident / Near-miss

Report all incidents and near-misses to the
Supervisor or EHS Representative
immediately.
Do not disturb the site of an incident or any
evidence.
If its safe to do so and necessary, remove
casualty from source of further danger and call
for help.
Warn other personnel to stay clear if further
danger exists.
 Incident / Nearmiss Reporting &
Investigation

Reporting of Incident / Near-miss

 All accidents & incidents shall be reported
immediately to the EHS supervisor.
 Concerned Supervisor should investigate
incident in his area, submit his statement /
report to EHS immediately after the
occurrence.
 If case of injury follow emergency procedure.
 EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

The primary objective is to effectively control and

manage the emergency to:

1.Preserve life
2. Protect the environment
3. Protect company assets
 EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

Stop work on hearing the

alarm.
Turn off all equipment.
 If you detect an emergency
situation then call 202 or
248
 Do not panic, walk quickly
to the assembly point.
 Report to your supervisor
and await instructions.
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 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

Our Role

 Reduce waste as possible

 Clean your work area and collect all your waste for disposal
after working
 PTW SYSTEM & RISK ASSESSMENT /
WORK INSTRUCTION
All jobs carried out at site are controlled by a written Permit To
Work (non-process area), Work Instruction and Risk
Assessments / Job Safety Analysis.
PTWs, Work Instruction and Risk Assessments prescribe the
work to be done and precautions to be taken.
Remember:

PTW issuance DOES NOT make the job safe. It is the ACTION of complying with
the PTW requirements and safe manner of carrying out the job of the whole crew
that makes the job safe

Daily Toolbox Talk

The Worksite Supervisor shall discuss the precautions
defined in the PTW, Method Statement and Job Safety
Analysis in his daily Toolbox Talk before starting the activity.
 PTW System & Risk Assessment
GOLDEN RULES OF SAFETY
PERMIT TO WORK
Before conducting work that involves confined space entry, working at height , non-
routine lifting operation or hot work in potentially explosive environments, a permit
must be obtained that:
 defines scope of work
 identifies hazards and assesses risk
 establishes control measures to eliminate or mitigate hazards
 links the work to other associated work permits or simultaneous operations
 is authorized by the responsible person(s)
 communicates above information to all involved in the work
 ensures adequate control over the return to normal operations
Proper inspection and protection is the KEY to
preventing electric shock injuries

 Ground Fault
Circuit Interrupter
 Observe proper Lockout / Tagout when
performing maintenance, repair or
work on a de-energized equipment, to
prevent “serious injury from accidental
start up”.

• Training.
 All electrical personnel and Supervisors will undergo a specific
training on “Energy Control / Lockout-Tagout”.
Remove
keys and
wrenches
Do not abuse
cords
 Manual Handling

Get help
Plan the Do not lift with Use your Know the
with heavy
work. your body. legs. weight.
loads.

NO YES
Tool Safety

All
Return
electrical
Damaged broken or
Unsafe equipment
cables and Inspect all damaged
tools can must be
electrical tools tools for
injure and tested and
tools can before use. repair or
kill. tagged
kill. replaceme
before use
nt.
on site.
Proper access
Proper use of drop
bar
access ladder top


rail
mid
rail
Training
All personnel must
toe
be trained to be board
authorized to work
at height 750

To firm footing

training with HSE Dept. before allowed to work at height.

 
Ensure
Proper
Protection when
any part of body is
exposed to fall

Lifeline
 Do not
throw


objects,
use rope
or bucket
Do not use
incomplete
scaffold.
Do not use
single
plank or
substitute
scaffold
plank for
tube
 Examples of confined space

Exhaust Manhole Storage Tanks

Common People don’t recognize a confined space or its potential
mistakes hazards…

…Trust
their
senses
Common  People underestimate the danger in a
confined space
mistakes
 People take chances
Common
mistakes
Hazards 19.5%
 Risk of asphyxiation
Caused by
Oxygen
 Consumption
 people
 oxidation
 Displacement
 humidity
 decomposition
 Inerting (purging)
Effects of Oxygen
20,9 % Oxygen content in “Air”

19,5 % Minimum safe level

17 % Impairment of judgement begins

16 % First signs of Anoxia

16 % - 12 % Breathing and pulse rate Increase,

coordination is impaired
 Proper
signages
shall be
installed at
entry point

 Ensure proper signage

is in place prior to and
during entry
 Testing the Atmosphere
Verify presence of safe work atmosphere
Calibrate Air Monitoring Equipment before use Test all
areas of a confined space
 Top, Middle, Bottom
 Check Oxygen level
 Check for Explosive & Toxic Gases
Record all readings
Ventilation
 Consider best – exhaust, supply or both
 Provide work zone exhaust (LEV) if welding
 Plan ventilation supply and exhaust paths
 Ensure no “re-circulation” of air supply
 Use continuous ventilation
 Retest the confined space before and during entry
 Safe Execution - Ensure safe rigging / lifting practices at all times i.e. safe
wind speed, proper control of load, area clear of personnel, safe slinging, etc.


• Color Coding – Each lifting equipment shall be color coded prior to use
on project and after each (satisfactory) monthly inspection by competent
person
• Training
 All riggers and rigging supervisors will undergo specific Rigging/Lifting
Safety Awareness Training with HSE Dept. prior to being allowed to work
on site.

It is the responsibility of everyone to keep his area
orderly, tidy and safe throughout the activity.

WITH GOOD HOUSEKEEPING:

· Fires & injuries are prevented
· Access & mobility are improved


· Quality & productivity are improved

• As minimum, daily housekeeping must be observed by everyone

and denailing area shall be designated for civil / wood work.
Tidy up the
area after
each work


completion
and end of
shift
• Office employees should maintain proper housekeeping as
well
20
Kph
Remove sight Use banks man
obstructions
 Riders
are not
allowed
Pedestrians / site employees always have the right of way.


• Reverse parking shall be observed in all parking areas.
• All drivers / equipment operators should have Defensive Driving
certificate it will be checked by EHS Dept. prior to driving at
worksite.
Follow all work rules and safety procedures
Never take short cuts. Take the time to perform your job safely
If in doubt, STOP and consult your Supervisor
Do not pollute the environment
Stay alert for emergencies. Know what to do should they occur
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. Each one has to challenge
every unsafe behavior
Report all injuries, near-misses and unsafe conditions. Do not
allow incidents to build up.
Take safety as a value, a way of life, rather than a mere job
requirement
Act safely, Go home safely.
We have all families
awaiting our safe return.

!
RELIZANE