EHS Awareness & Radiation Safety Training - 29 Aug 2022

ENVIRONMENT
HEALTH & SAFETY

(EHS) AWARENESS
EHS TEAM
JABIL CIRCUIT SDN. BHD, PENANG.
JABIL SAFETY PLEDGE
PUBLIC | ©Jabil Inc. 2017. All Rights Reserved.

CONTENT
1. Policy for Environment, Health & Safety
2. Cardinal Safety Rules
3. EHS Objectives & Targets
4. Environment Aspect and Impact
5. Roles and Responsibilities Of EHS Committee and ERT
6. Emergency Preparedness & Response
7. Emergency Evacuation Procedure
8. Accident Reporting and Investigation
9. Environmental Management Program
10. Equipment buy off
11. Risk Assessment (RA)
12. Permit to work and working at height
13. Chemical Management
14. Scheduled Waste Management
15. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
16. Do’s & Don'ts in Environment, Health and Safety
17. Duties of Employees Regards to Legal Requirement
18. Health and Safety Expectations for All Employees
19. Health and Safety Expectations for Managers/supervisors
POLICY
Health & Safety
(Occupational Health & Safety Assessment Series,
ISO45001:2015)
Compliance to legal requirements
Involvement of all levels of employees
Prevention through adaption of best practices
Including awareness internally and externally
Providing training and advise
Regular audits and review of objectives and targets
Continual improvement
Communication
Displayed at common areas : Employee corridor walkways, Meeting Rooms, Lobby, EHS
Corner & Jabil website
POLICY
Environment
(Environmental Management System,

ISO 14001:2015)
Protection of environment
Reduce/prevent pollution through risk assessment
Legal obligation
Continual Improvement to achieve objectives & targets
Training & instruction
Environmental friendly suppliers
Communication & commitment
Displayed at common areas : Employee corridor walkways, Meeting Rooms, Lobby, EHS
Corner & Jabil website
JABIL CARDINAL SAFETY RULES
While on Jabil premises, no person (including Jabil employees, visitors, contractors and third parties) may
intentionally or knowingly;
Intentionally act to encourage or Intentionally take action

Engage in horseplay or Knowingly place Bypass or operate act in the manner of violation of to encourage or directly
disorderly conduct that themselves or another equipment without corporate safety procedures; result in hiding incident
endangers or injures person in physical established safety example: or falsifying an incident;
employees, risks damage danger, conceal a known devices or safeguards;  Operate high risk equipment,
or cause damage to hazard, or fail to without the proper training or
company property. promptly seek attention authorization;
for a personal injury or  Working at heights without
incident; proper fall protection and
required permit;
 Performing high risk activities
without proper approval and
permit
PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS:

Violations of these Rules are considered serious and will not be tolerated. Employees who violate these Rules are subject to disciplinary
action up to and including termination of employment. In addition to any other remedy available by contract or law, violations of these Rules
by vendors, contractors, visitors, or other third parties may result in expulsion from Jabil premises, and where appropriate, material
breach of contract. Violations may also lead to individual criminal or civil penalties or fines.
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EHS OBJECTIVE AND TARGET FY

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BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL | ©Jabil Inc. 2019. All Rights Reserved.

GENERAL SAFETY
RESTRICTION ON SMOKING AREAS, P1
Jabil maintains a strict No Smoking Policy at our premises, except for the designated
Smoking corners situated at:
•P1A : Opposite main Guard House
•P1B : Opposite employee’s Locker area
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GENERAL SAFETY
Smoking corner is situated at:
•P2 : Behind Guard House

GENERAL SAFETY
•P3 : Behind the Building

GENERAL SAFETY
•P5 : Beside the guard house
SMOKING CORNER

GENERAL SAFETY
•P6 : Outside the premise Smoking Corner
C on veyor
0 .8M
Smoking Corner
SHUTT EL COV
1 .6M
GROUND TR UNKING
GR OU ND TRUNK ING
4.60 00
GR OU ND TR UNKING
2. 6400
3.01 55
COMM FRAME COMM FRAME

1.0 M 1.0 M ICT PALLET 0.75m
I CT PALLET 1.0 M
Con Con TRANSFER CONV TRANSF ER CONV Con
Con
SH UT TLE 5.1M
S HUTTLE 3.6M
TUV COATI NG
MACHINE
SH UT T LE 5.1M
SH UT TLE 3.6M
Vitro x XPM3 5.9m reflow oven
MANUAL
0.7 5M
AS SY STN
un l oad
Lobby
676 sqft
EO L
EO L
Trolley Trolley
OVE R HE AD TRUNKING
OVE R HE AD T RUNKING
OV E R HEA D T RUNKING
EO L
EO L
Tr olley Trolley
vinyl curtain
Rework Rework
7.73ft [2.35m] station station
vinyl curtain
29.52ft [9.00m]
Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet
9.96ft [3.04m]
Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet
Kiosk
Inspection
Pallet Pallet
8 3/4"
ki osk
Up
7.22ft [2.20m]
Good lift
Pallet Pallet Pallet
19. 4198
KIOSK
T ool C ab in et
Fix tu re
Buyo ff Table Fixtu re
Buyof f Table R ack ing
Up
Ki o sk Kio sk
8.52ft [2.60m]
Up
F ix ture m ob il e tr olley
IE Spare part Room
Ki o sk Kio sk
H ea vy D uty Rack Hea vy Dut y Rack Up Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet
Electrical
F ix ture m ob il e tr olley Kio sk Wo rkstati o n Ki o sk Kio sk
Prin ter
2 la yer
10Panel
sq ft
Roller shutter #1 Roller shutter #1 Roller shutter #2
28 sq127
ft sq
28ft sq ft 28 sq ft sq
127 28ft sq ft
295.75
CHILLER CHILLER

GENERAL SAFETY
RESTRICTION ON SMOKING AREAS, JABIL BK
•JABIL BK :

GENERAL SAFETY
RESTRICTION PREGNANT/NURSING MOTHERS WORKING AREAS
Pregnant Women & Nursing Mothers are prohibited to work in areas listed below;
 Exposure to Lead, Pb & toxic chemicals
 Exposure to radioactive materials
 Manual handling - lifting/carrying heavy loads

Notification Process
Notify Clinic on your pregnancy or

if you are a nursing mother
Further advise will be given by clinic

prior to assessment

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
3R (REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE) PROGRAMS

recycle scrap carton boxes, IC Trays and reels,
solder dross, scrap electronic components,
toner cartridge, reuse & recycle paper, pallet, gloves.
RESOURCES CONSERVATION PROGRAMS

electricity, water & nitrogen
EHS Management
Representative
• Environment & OSH Management System

PENANG EHS ORGANIZATION CHART
SJ Tan
Sr. Operations
Director
Hock Sin
Operation Manager
Alwi Sharil Bin Fauzan

EHS Manager
Vacant Vacant Ahmad Syazwan Azhar

EHS Assistant EHS Assistant EHS Assistant EHS Assistant
Manager Manager Manager Manager
Plant 7
Plant 1 Plant 3 RPO Plant 2 BK Plant
EMS/ EHS – System
Management
EHSIP, ISO14K, ISO45K,
BCP
Engineer I-
Shwuharn Aui Niranjanaa Engineer I- Khairul EHS Tech Sr EHS Eng
NoorAishah Cisco
Keysight CCC AOP, Support Group Sr EHS Engineer Saiful Nurul Syuhada
Sr EHS Pritika
Sr EHS Engineer EHS Engineer I RenYan Lee
Engineer
Plant 8
Plant 5
Engineer I- Engineer I-
IMED NorHafizah Sr EHS Eng
Photonics Faraliana Norazmi
Priyanka Engineer I- EHS Engineer II Yogaranjani
PeiYin Yong Sr EHS Engineer
Vacant
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
EHS COMMITTEE ERT

Represented by exempt & non exempt  Responds to emergency issues in the plant
staff
Carry out safety audit, accident
investigation
Identify and act upon safety issues
Promotion of safety culture

ERT ORGANISATION CHART

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
Fire Fighting Equipment
Consists of fire extinguisher, hose reel, hydrant, CO2 system, sprinkler and
fire pump
Chemical Spill Kits

Spill kits are collections of equipment and absorbents used to safely clean up
chemical spill
Secondary Containment
Where chemical spill is contained within a barrier
Emergency Eyewash/Shower
They allow workers to flush away hazardous substances that can cause injury
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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE
First Aid Service Centre

To provide any first aid treatment and subsequent observation before refer to
professional medical care
First Aid Kit

A first aid kit is a collection of supplies for use in giving first aid
ERT (Emergency Response Team)

Team to help during emergency or assists in related issue
Emergency Drill
A fire drill is a method of practicing the evacuation of a building for a fire or
other emergency
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EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE
1 • EXIT
• Be aware of the closest emergency exit at
4 • FIRST ALARM
FIRST ALARM :All employees are to get
your work area. ready to evacuate.
2 • EVACUATION PLAN 5 • SECOND ALARM

 SECOND ALARM : Everyone is to proceed to the closest
• Evacuation route plans are available on the safe emergency exit and fire escape route.
doors in the aisle way in your area.
3 •
•
ACTION
Do not panic when you hear the alarm.
6 • EVACUATION RULES
• On the next slide
 Follow ERT instructions.
 Walk swiftly to the Assembly Area (designated zone). Always
remember your zone.
 Evacuate as quickly and quietly as possible.
 Never return to work area to take your personal belongings.
EVACUATION RULES Respective hosts-bring customers, visitors, vendors or
contractors to Zone 1.
 The receptionist should lead the visitors in lobby to Zone 1.
 Report any missing person to superior / roll-call coordinator.
 Remain at your assembly zone until the building is declared
safe.
ASSEMBLY
ZONE
PLANT 1
You are Here
LEGEND :
EXIT
TOWARDS
ASSEMBLY ZONE
AFFECTED ZONE

PLANT 1 ASSEMBLY AREA

Assembly zones
• Assembly Zones according to Area
• Zone 1 • Zone 2 • Zone 3 • Zone 4
• Customers, visitors, regional/global • Business, IT, Finance, Administration, • ME, Test, QA, IE, Cell # 1 to Cell # 6 • HR, Training, Canteen Staff, Facilities,
employee, contractors, vendors, Workcell Manager Cleaners, SRT
suppliers, drivers, ETS Lab
Assembly zones
• Assembly Zones according to Area
• Zone 5 • Zone 6 • Zone 7 • Assembly Area
• Material, Shipping, Receiving, IQA, • Bay 1 to Bay 19 • P1B Ground Floor, First Floor and • Parking area
Logistic Second Floor
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JPE (Plant 2)
ASSEMBLY
ZONE
MANUFACTURING
CAFETERIA FLOOR
MANUFACTURING
FLOOR WAREHOUSE LEGEND :
EXIT
TOWARDS
ASSEMBLY ZONE
AFFECTED ZONE

JPE ( ASSEMBLY ZONE )
Zone 1 - Customers /Visitors / Regional Employees / Global Employees/ Contractors / Vendors /

Suppliers / Drivers
Zone 2 - Business / IT / Finance / Admin.
Zone 3 - ME / TEST / QA / IE / Employee from Plant 1.
Zone 4 - HR / Canteen Staff / Facilities / Cleaners.
Zone 5 - Materials / Shipping / Receiving / IQA.
Zone 6 - MFG – Cisco
Zone 7 - MFG – Cisco DF
Assembly point are located at the New Car Park Area

PLANT 3 (ASSEMBLY ZONE)
Loading Bay
1 2 3 4
ASSEMBLY
ZONE
Zone 1 - Customers /Visitors / Regional Employees / Global Employees/ Contractors / Vendors / Suppliers
/ Drivers
Zone 2 - Business / IT / Finance / Human Resources / Workcell Manager
Zone 3 - ME / TEST / QA / IE / PRODUCTION
Zone 4 - Facilities / Warehouse / Material & IQA / Shipping /Logistic
Assembly point are located In Front Security Post


• Zone 1 - Customers /Visitors / Regional Employees / Global

Employees/ Contractors / Vendors / Suppliers / Drivers
• Zone 2 - Business / IT / Finance / Human Resource / Work cell Manager
• Zone 3 - ME / TEST / QA / IE
• Zone 4 - Canteen Staff / Facilities / Cleaners.
• Zone 5 - Warehouse / Material & IQA / Shipping / Logistic
• Zone 6 - Production
• Zone 7 - Production
Assembly point are located at the Outside the Security Guard House

ASSEMBLY ZONE

• ZONING will be indicate on the signage
Assembly point are located at the Car Park, near to Security Guard House

JABIL BATU KAWAN (ASSEMBLY ZONE)
Main Emergency
B Assembly Area
X A: Main Area
A B: Secondary Area (if
directed by Emergency
Commander)
Jabil Emergency Contact
JABIL Emergency Contact Number:
5252
( 012-483 5252 )
• Call upon the emergency event

GLOBAL ETHICS HOTLINE
• Employees may call the “Ethics Hotline” to report Environmental

concerns.
• The number is:
1-800-88-9317
• The hotline is staffed by a 3rd party consultant contracted by Jabil
and permits employees to anonymously report concerns about
any ethical, regulatory or legal issues.
• Any environmental issues raised through the ethics hotline will be
investigated (and appropriate action taken) by Global Legal and
Global Environmental Services.

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RESPONSE TO FIRE,CHEMICAL SPILLAGE &
OTHERS EMERGENCIES
CHEMICAL/OIL
SPILL /
OTHER EMERGENCIES
Fire
INFORM SUPERVISOR/
CALL EXT.
5252 (Plant 1/ 2)
1. If you happen to see the fire,
2. Trigger the nearest alarm.
3. Evacuate from area. Close the door behind
you when you leave to help prevent the fire
from spreading to the rest of area.
4. Proceed to assembly zone. ERT COORDINATOR
INFORM
RELEVANT PERSONNEL
RELEVANT PERSONNEL
ATTENDS TO ISSUE

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Accident Notification
• Accident Reporting
and Investigation
Accident Notification & Investigation
ALL ACCIDENT/ INCIDENT SUCH AS:
-Injury
Accident/incident -Occupational ill health
1 (employees) -Fatality
-Dangerous occurrence
Notify Supervisor -Near-miss : Any unplanned event that did not result
2 in injury/damage either to man, materials (plant) or
environment but had potential to do so.
Notify Clinic Immediately must be notified to the clinic immediately
3
Complete accident/incident Report with ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BY:
4 Corrective/Preventive Action -EHS officers
-Supervisors
Send the accident/incident Report to clinic -EHS Committee
5 within 24 hours
Corrective and prevention actions by owner of the

Rome area
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NEAR MISS REPORTING
(Kejadian yang boleh menyebabkan nyaris kemalangan industri)
 Mungkin/hampir melukakan pekerja

 Tumpahan bahan kimia yang boleh mengakibatkan
pekerja terjatuh/terhidu wasap
berlebihan/demam/keadaan tidak sihat.
Laporkan kes nyaris kemalangan (Near Miss) kepada Supervisor atau terus
ke Klinik (Borang Pemberitahuan Nyaris Kemalangan)

EXAMPLE OF UNSAFE ACTS/ CONDITIONS
Chemical without Mix of general Misuse of emergency Obstruction of Obstruction of fire

label waste with eyewash emergency exit fighting equipment
scheduled waste
Chemical stored outside Misuse of pallet jack Handling pallet jack without
Misuse of reach truck
chemical safety cabinet safety shoes
EMPLOYEE TO IDENTIFY & REPORT THE HAZARDS
Hazard is thing/condition which can lead to injury,

ill health and property damage.
Use of exposed/damaged cable/wire Obstruction of emergency exit Chemical placed directly

on the floor without
secondary containment.
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Cut Prevention Program :
Requirement For Cut Resistance Gloves
Auto retractable knife


Cut resistance gloves
Jabil approved safety cutters

Cut Prevention Program :
Safety Industrial Knife requirements
DO NOT use these non-approved knife.

Tell your supervisor if you require a knife to work.
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HAND INJURY PREVENTION : SAFETY KNIVES / CUTTERS
Pisau Keselamatan yang dibenarkan di JABIL

1. Mata pisau yang kembali ke dalam
jika jari dialihkan.

(Retractable blade)
2. Mata pisau hanya terdedah 4. Pemegang pisau yang stabil

dalam ukuran 1.5inci dan kuat, tidak mudah pecah/tercicir dari
pegangan.
Cut Resistant Gloves
3. Mata pisau yang tebal dan (sarung tangan yang melindungi tangan dari
pendek agar tidak pecah.
tercalar pisau)
HARUS dipakai semasa menggunakan safety
Pisau keselamatan harus memenuhi 4 kriteria di atas cutter/pisau keselamatan
Use CUT RESISTANT GLOVES when using safety knive/ sharps
SAFETY CUTTERS APPROVED IN JABIL
Safety Cutter Application
To cut open ESD bags
To cut off sealing tape on carton

boxes and label snipping.

Red Alert – Hand Protection
Warning/Identification: In areas where rotating equipment is being used,

signage must be posted warning that gloves are not to be used with rotating
equipment. Posters should be easily visible when walking into the area.
Equipment/Machine Safety Buy
Off
Equipment / machine must be bought off by EHS prior release for use.
-Guarding/Safety Device
- Interlock
-Emergency button
-Electrical Safety
-Safety hazard signage
-Chemical safety
-Ergonomic
-Stable surface
-Not emitting high noise [Below 82dB(A)]
-Procedure/WI
-Personal protective equipment
-Training to the users
-Risk Assessment (RA)
-Logout Tagout Procedure
-Change Management Form
Jabil Corporate Machine Guarding Procedure: 00-HS20-00007
Adhere to Jabil Global Procedure on Electrical Safety Standards : 00-HS20-00005
STAIRCASE SAFETY-H2S
PROGRAM
STAIRCASE SAFETY – H2S PROGRAM
As part of our ongoing effort to promote safety and health at work, we are
launching H2S (Hold, Step, See) program to make Everyone Goes Home Safely
Everyday from workplace. Our main objective of this program is to stop the
number of staircase accident.
Hold – Always use handrail while use stairs
Step – Only take one step at a time
See – Watch your step always by seeing your feet

HANDPHONE SAFE ZONE
Please be reminded to follow the H2S principles while using staircase. Employees are
reminded to avoid causes of distractions such as horseplay, use of phones, chit chat and
others while using staircase.
USE OF PHONE AT STAIRCASE IS ONLY ALLOWED at HANDPHONE SAFE ZONE AS

INDICATED BELOW.
E ZONE
HO NE SAF F E ZON
E
HANDP HONE
SA
HANDP
NE
E SAFE ZO
HON
HANDP

WATCH YOUR STEP
Employees are reminded to always watch their steps to avoid accidents.

PERMIT TO WORK
(ePermit / e-PTW)
QUICK FACTS : PERMIT TO
WORK
WHO does it apply to:
All Contractor/Vendor/Suppliers (CVS)
WHAT Jabil P.I.C needs to know:

 PTW : Safe Work Plan by CVS to anticipate & handle the
hazards/risks of the job intended to be carried out in
Jabil.
 Site Incident Prevention Plan – Permit to Work

Procedure & Form (Doc# 07-FS20-EHSGEN-028)
 High Risks jobs requiring additional approval Permit prior

to job (i.e. Working at Height, High Voltage, Hot Work,
Red Tag impairment, Confined Space entry)
WHERE is it applicable to:

 Contractors/ Vendors/ Suppliers (CVS) carrying out jobs within Jabil
premise
WORK THAT REQUIRES PERMIT TO WORK, PTW
 Work Activity : Construction, extension, installation, maintenance, testing, removal, uncrate/crate, dismantling,

modification or demolition of any building, roads, drainage, electrical works and works which includes site clearance,
inclusive of servicing tasks such as inspection of machines, repair works, on-site servicing.
Documents required prior to entering Jabil:
 PERMIT TO WORK Form (obtained from Jabil PIC)
 Complete RISK ASSESSMENT FORM (Contractor to provide to Jabil PIC)
Contractor/Vendors/Suppliers entering Jabil premise

WITHOUT TOOLS/NOT PERFORMING ANY JOBS does not require PTW

HAZARD IDENTIFICATION &
RISK ASSESSMENT (RA)
HAZARD
 A hazard is a condition that when exposed to, can result in an undesirable effect , such as physical
harm to employees, damage to the environment or property.
RISK
 RISK is a potential outcome of the hazard, possibility of injury , illness , damage or loss occurring
as a result of hazard.
**Remark :
RISK ASSESSMENT (RA) of the job together with PTW has to be submitted 3 days ahead, prior
to starting the intended job

Vendor need to submit EHS Risk
assessment form to Jabil PIC in order to
apply permit to work.
Hazard Control
Evaluate risk measures
identification
GENERAL RULES for PTW
Contractor or Vendor MUST conform to the intended job as per permit to work
and work closely with Jabil requestor.
NO tending to other job task covered in different JOB SCOPE of

PERMIT TO WORK.
Implications if NOT complied:
 Contractor/Vendor will be issued an immediate

STOP WORK notice.
 NOT Allowed to work in JABIL till ban is lifted.
 Suspended from Jabil AVL
PERMIT TO WORK (PTW)

EHS LADDER APPROVAL TAG
Chemical Management
• Safe Chemical Handling

• Chemical Approval Process
CHEMICAL PROCUREMENT/PURCHASE
CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT
1 Labels Safety Data Sheet (SDS) 2

CHECK ALL LABELS, THEY SHALL INCLUDE
• The SDS shall be unique to the chemical and manufacturer’s
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: name
• The SDS must be available and accessible to employees during
1. Chemical name & content
2. Hazard statements each work shift.
3. Precautionary statements • The SDS may be kept in place close to each location where
4. Appropriate SIGNAL WORDS: chemical is used.
DANGER, WARNING
5. Hazard Pictogram • Train all personnel on SDS before their initial assignment &
6. Supplier identification (Name & Address Of Chemical whenever a new employee is introduced into their work area
Manufacturer Or Distributor)
SDS revision must be

less than 3 years
3 Where to get the SDS?
 http://penweb01/Default.aspx (Internet Explorer)

CHEMICAL APPROVAL PROCESS
Temporary Approval Permanent Approval
• Hazardous Material Approval Form • All temporary approval documents

• BaRS and High-Risk Waiver will be reviewed and assessed.
Complete and submit the Request Form Complete and submit the • Training/Briefing Record
• Risk Assessment • PPE Issuance Record
required documents. • EHS Change Management Form
required documents. • Visual Aid/Work Instructions
• SDS (VA/WI)
• Class Label • Chemical Feedback Form
Approval granted for one time On-site verification including

purchase (1 month to proceed chemical feedback, chemical
with permanent approval). storage, etc.
Proceed to raise Coupa for the

purchase of chemical.
Approval granted for continuous Proceed to raise Coupa for the

purchase. purchase of chemical.

STORAGE OF CHEMICALS AT JOB SITE
CHEMICAL LABEL
 Easy identification during handling

 As per Legal;
- CLASS Regulation 2013
- Guidelines on the Labeling of Hazardous Chemical 1998
X X
HANDLING / USE CHEMICAL
• Ensure PPE indication for the respective chemical is updated at the workstation/work
process
• Ensure the user is provided with appropriate PPE
• Ensure the user is trained on safe chemical handling

CHEMICAL STORAGE CABINET
1.Chemical Cabinet Inspection checklist

(07-FS80-EHSGEN-020_FORM,CHEMICAL
CABINET INSPECTION CHECKLIST)
accessible at :
\\PENFILEv10\Format (Quality Record)\
Form\EHS - Format\Procedure(07-XX20)
2.Chemical Cabinet VA (07-ME40-GEN-

088_A_VA,YELLOW CABINET) accessible
at:
\\penfilev10\online va$\General VA\
SAFETY
CHEMICAL STORAGE CABINET
CHEMICAL SAFETY : EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CHEMICAL SAFETY : EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CHEMICAL SAFETY:
CHEMICAL SPILL RESPONSE
Scheduled Waste
• Type of scheduled waste.

SCHEDULED WASTES MANAGEMENT
HAZARDOUS WASTE
Schedule Wastes must be LABELLED with clear indication of DATE GENERATED (Tarikh Buangan)
(Legal requirement by Dept. Of Environment, DOE)

Wastes must never be
stored beyond
180 days
from date generated

HAZARDOUS WASTE
Schedule Wastes must be ENCLOSED/COVERED and be placed on a

SECONDARY CONTAINMENT – able to contain spill/leak.
 Ensure NO mixture of scheduled

wastes/Defective Bins without lids/cover

HAZARDOUS WASTE SEGREGATION
CODE SCHEDULED WASTE TYPES LABEL BIN/PACKAGING

SW110 Defective battery , PCB ,
electronic/electrical, equipment, i.e.
computer
SW104 Solder residue from soldering process
SW204 Sludge from wastewater treatment plant

& production process


SW302 Waste Flux (e.g. wastes chemical residue
during PM activity/ waste coating
mixture)
SW325 Empty solder paste container & expired

solder paste
SW305 Spent/used oil or grease


SW410 Rags, plastics, papers or filter
contaminated with chemical
SW409 Empty Chemical containers
SW429 Chemicals that are expired, discarded,

off specification.
SW404 Clinical wastes (biological wastes/blood

pathogens)

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) REQUIREMENT
•PPE requirement will be based on process and PPE assessment by EHS and area owner/process
owner.
ESD Safety Shoes Glove Goggles
Respirator Ear Muff Apron

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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
PLANTWIDE EHS TRAINING
PROGRAM

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EMPLOYEE’S LEGAL
OBLIGATION
EMPLOYEES LEGAL OBLIGATION
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH, OSHA 1994
KEY DUTIES OF EMPLOYERS & EMPLOYEES

Employer RA Step 1 – Form RA Team
 Determine hazardous substances present in the workplace
 Provide information, training & supervision to employees
 Minimize/control exposure to the hazardous substances
 Assess risks to employees due to the presence of hazardous substances
 Provide required PPE to employees
Employees
 Co-operate with employer (Eg : Adhere to safe work procedures, VA/WI)
 Utilize provided control measures (eg : PPE, ventilation)
 To wear & use at all times the required PPE
 Report incidents due to release of dangerous chemical/substances/
defective equipment
Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 Section 24 (Malaysia)

A person who contravenes the provisions of the above shall be guilty of an offence and shall, on
conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding one thousand ringgit or to imprisonment for a term
not exceeding three months or to both.
Failure to conform with Jabil`s safety procedures 00-HS20-00002 Health and Safety Leadership
Standard will result in disciplinary
BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL action
| ©Jabil Inc. 2019. as per JABIL’s rules of misconduct.
All Rights Reserved.
HEALTH AND SAFETY EXPECTATIONS FOR ALL EMPLOYEES
1 Comply with applicable environmental, health and safety laws and regulations
Take appropriate measures to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses and to provide employees with a safe and healthy
2
working environment
Assess EHS impacts before starting a new activity or project. Consider EHS impacts in the design and production of Jabil’s
3
products and services
4 Eliminate unreasonable risks from Jabil’s facilities, products, services and activities
Evaluate the risks and thoroughly plan their work, based upon the risk level, before starting a job task (for example, Job Safety
8
Assessment Reviews).
9 Wear all required Personal Protective Equipment and ensure all control measures requirements are in place and operational

00-ES15-00001 Health and Safety Leadership Standard
HEALTH AND SAFETY EXPECTATIONS FOR ALL EMPLOYEES
Validate that all required work permits are obtained, that safety measures are in place before starting work, and that the
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task’s procedures and hazards have been communicated to all affected employees
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12 Practice good housekeeping at all times. Keep work area clean and organized following 5S principles
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16 Learn to recognize hazards and what to do about them. Seek guidance from a supervisor if you are unsure how to protect
against hazards.
17 Promptly raise any concerns about possible violations of this policy to your manager, business EHS manager,
corporate/Divisional EHS Team, or Jabil Ethical Hotline, your report may b written or oral.
18 Perform Lock Out/Tag Out on applicable equipment before beginning maintenance and service activities of any kind
00-ES15-00001 Health and Safety Leadership Standard
HEALTH AND SAFETY EXPECTATIONS FOR MANAGERS/SUPERVISOR
YOU are responsible for the safety of employees working in your area and department. YOU are expected to be role model
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and lead by example.
2 Let workers know that YOU are responsible and concerned about health and safety while being productive.
3 Proactively assess and manage risks in the work area you are responsible for.
4 Never disregard violations of safety rules and procedures by others: you see it, you own it.
Ensure that all employees in your department know your site’s emergency procedures and alarms, as well as the emergency
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evacuation routes and assembly point. Ensure all evacuation routes and exits are kept clear

10 Evaluate and communicate the hazards of all equipment, materials and chemicals with which employees in your area work
and ensure they clearly label all containers. Proactively communicate those hazards and protection programs to all
employees
11 Ensure employees in your area know how to recognize hazards and what to do about them to ensure their safety. Be
knowledgeable of the safety rules and regulations-be a resource for your team
12 Make sure everything you do is in compliance with and the employees in your area and department are familiar with Jabil
standards and expectations
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16 Conduct appropriate due diligence, and review with Corporate/Divisional EHS teams any proposed acquisition or divestiture
of real estate (including equity, leases and other property interests) in advance of completing the transaction;
17 Develop appropriate programs for safety reviews of new and redesigned operations, services and products prior to
initiation or sale and distribution to customers;
18 Regularly assess plant operations and management. Establish measurements to ensure compliance with this policy and
applicable laws and regulations;
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (MOONSHINE)
• DO • DON’T • DO • DON’T
• Use cut resistance glove • Use bare hands when • Do fabrication work • Do not perform fabrication
when working with sharp working with sharp only at designated work near to storage area
substance/tools. substance/tools area.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (MOONSHINE)
• Use proper tool with • Do not use cutter to • Ensure no obstruction • Do not block the emergency
goggle to remove remove stapler from of emergency exit. exit at any time
stapler from ESD mat. ESD mat.

•
DO: Turn your body before moving down from the platform • DON’T: Do not move down from platform in reverse • DON’T: Do not cross conveyor when it is not fully open
• DO: Cross conveyor only when it is fully open
position
• DO: Stay away from moving part on NXT • DON’T: Do not place in hand/body part to the • DO: Wear required PPE when operating router • DON’T: Do not operate router machine without
machine machine/moving part machine PPE
• MANUFACTURING: SMT
DON’T:
• DO: Only ME is allowed to take pallet/jig from the
Manufacturing is not allowed to take pallet/jig from the • DO: Throw the contaminated waste into DON’T: Do not throw contaminated waste into
storage area. general waste bin
storage area scheduled waste bin.
• MANUFACTURING: SMT
• DO: Get ME support when pallet is stuck at conveyor DON’T: Do not
pull the stuck pallet • DO: Do take pallet at the end of conveyor DON’T: Do take pallet at the end of conveyor
• .
• MANUFACTURING: WAVE SOLDERING

•
• DON’T: Do not use nitrile glove when handling press fit DO: Wear safety shoes properly
DO: Handle press fit with Dissipative gloves • DON’T: Improper wearing of safety shoes
DON’T: Do not perform manual • • DON’T: Do not perform mechanical assembly

• DO: Wear required PPE during manual soldering/rework
soldering/rework without PPE • DO: Use Dissipative gloves during mechanical assembly process process without wearing Dissipative gloves
• MANUFACTURING: BACKEND
•
DO: Push slider in trolley at all the time • DON’T: Do not leave slider out from trolley • DO: Place board properly on trolley • DON’T: Do not leave board out of trolley
• DON’T: Do not lean/place any body part near to ICT tester

• DO: Push trolley only when you have a clear view • DON’T: Do not push trolley with out clear view • DO: Stand away from ICT tester during operation
• MANUFACTURING: BACKEND
• DON’T:
• DO: Do use glove when handling sharp part Do not handle sharp unit without glove • DO: Do use good condition trolley for transferring • DON’T: Do not use damage trolley for transferring
• DO: Drive in reverse direction when going down • DON’T: Do not use forward direction when
on slope area going down on slope area
• MANUFACTURING: HLA
•
DO: Do hold/lift ODU unit at the holder • DON’T: Do not hold/lift ODU one with one hand • DO: Do place cart at designated area • DON’T: Do not rest leg under cart
DON’T: Do not stand on pallet • • DON’T: Do not leave sharp netting of heavy duty racking without
DO: Do ensure sharp netting of racking system is protected by guard
• DO: Do arrange boxes at designated guard
• MANUFACTURING: CISCO DF/DRAGONWAVE

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING (ME)
• Wear goggles during • Do not perform • Wear goggles and use • Do not perform plate
maintenance maintenance without good condition tool adjustment without
goggles during plate goggle or with
adjustment. damaged tools.

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING (ME)
• Wear required PPE • Do not perform solder • Use hand pump during • Do no refill
during solder pot pot cleaning without refill of flux/chemical flux/chemical without
cleaning required PPE. hand pump
TEST ENGINEERING (TE): ICT
• Handle ICT fixture • Do not lean on ICT • Use only lifter to store • Do not try to manually
properly. fixture and lift. ICT fixture into rack store heavy fixture into
rack
TEST ENGINEERING (TE): ICT
• Do use portable ladder • Do not use lifter • Check power supply • Do not skip checking
for fixture storing platform to store fixture during PM of ICT tester power supply during
PM as it can cause
power supply to burn.

WAREHOUSE
• DO: Use safety shoes when • DON’T: Do not handle pallet • DO: Stack the boxes on the • DON’T: Do not stack the boxes on
handling pallet jack jack without safety shoes rack to a maximum of 5ft high the rack that exceed 5ft high
• DO: Operate the reach truck/ • DON’T: Do not operate reach truck/ • DO: 1. Use required PPE when refilling the battery water • DON’T: 1. Do not refill the battery water for
2. Ensure that the battery water is at required level reach truck without PPE 2. Do not refill the
motorized truck only if you are certified motorized truck if you not certified battery water exceed required level

WAREHOUSE
• DO: Perform checking before • DON’T: Do not operate the reach • DO: Stack the pallet not • DON’T: Do not stack boxes on
operating the reach truck track without perform checking exceeding 5ft pallet exceeding 5 feet high
• DO: Do use the penknife • DON’T: Do not misuse pen • DO: Ensure no obstruction of • DON’T: Do not obstruct the
appropriately for the task knife to clean the table emergency exit door emergency exit door
RECEIVING
• DO: Ensure traffic is clear • DON’T: Do not operate the forklift when • DO: Ensure scissor lift movement is • DON’T: Do not allowed vendors to
when handling the forklift traffic is not clear controlled by Jabil employees control the scissor lift movement
• DO: Ensure the stacking of boxes on • DON’T: Do not stack the boxes on • DO: Perform the labeling • DON’T: Do not do the labeling
pallet does not exceed 5 feet pallet exceeding 5 feet process at designated area near the scissor lift
WAREHOUSE
• DO: Arrange the chemical bottle • DON’T: Do not place the chemical • DO: Ensure good ergonomic posture when • DON’T: Do not reach out to
properly in box after labeling randomly after labeling taking the high level items. take the items on a higher level
• DO: Do use safety shoes when • DON’T: Do not handle pallet • DO: Use the pen knife properly • DON’T: Do not use the pen knife
handling pallet jack jack without safety shoes when cutting the box improperly when cutting the box

WAREHOUSE
• DO: Perform checking on • DON’T: Do not skip checking • DO: Ensure only trolleys are in • DON’T: Do not allow
chemical labels properly process on the chemical labels hoist lift passengers in hoist lift
• DO: Place the parts properly • DON’T: Do not place parts • DO: Disposed used boxes at • DON’T: Do not disposed used
on conveyor improperly on conveyor designated cage boxes at non designated area
WAREHOUSE
• DO: Perform checking on the chemical label before • DON’T: Do not skip checking process on the • DO: Ensure forklift operate at • DON’T: Do not operate forklift
storing at chemical room chemical label before storing at chemical room maximum speed of 5km/h above 5km/hr speed
• DO: Park the forklift at • DON’T: Do not park the forklift • DO: Charge the forklift within • DON’T: Do not overcharge the
designated area other than the designated area duration forklift beyond the duration
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EHS Corner
• The corner set up a corner in front of cafeteria as communications channels to disseminate significant environment, health & safety information to
all employees.
• The corner provides a dedicated means of communicating vital EHS related information, including but not limited to: reviewing EHS policy and
objective; sharing accident statistics and trends; raising EHS awareness; announcing EHS programs; reviewing the EHS Committee & ERT
organization's; publicizing special emphasis awareness campaigns; sharing regulatory or compliance updates; and more.
• Perhaps most importantly, the corner provides employees a straightforward opportunity to contribute to the company's EHS program and culture.
• TOWARDS A SAFER
• WORKING ENVIRONMENT
Radiation Safety
Awareness
Type of Radiation
Radiation is classified as:
1.Non-ionizing radiation - longer wavelength/lower frequency lower energy.
2.Ionizing radiation - short wavelength/high frequency higher energy.
An X-ray is a penetrating form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation.

X-ray Machines In Jabil Penang (Supervised Machine)
Agilent 5DX at P1 and JPE Dage XIDAT XD7000 at JPE

X-ray Machines In Jabil Penang (Supervised Machine)
Nikon xtv 160 at SRT MICRO PIONEER Vitrox V810 Series Phoenix
Room (P1/JPE) & GOS XRF-2000H Nanomex

X-ray Machines In Jabil Penang (Controlled
Machine)
Dage Quadra Dage Ruby

Radiation Protection Program
Organization Chart
Licensee
Jabil Circuit Sdn Bhd
Person responsible towards the license

(OBTL)
Alwi Sharil Fauzan
Radiation Protection Officer

(RPO)
Faraliana

Radiation Protection Program
Radiation
• can change/destroy cells in human body/change
its functions
• has no taste, smell, invisible and cannot be felt
Radiation protection program is needed to

• protect workers
• protect public
• protect environment

Principles of Radiation Protection
(1) Shielding (Iron)
Put a barrier, such as a concrete wall, between you and a radioactive source
Principles of Radiation Protection
(1) Shielding (Iron)

Principle of Radiation Protection
(2) Time of exposure
Limit the amount of time you spend near a radioactive

source

Principle of Radiation Protection
(3) Distance
Increase the distance between you and a radioactive source

Control the X-ray Operation
Who can operate?

• Only radiation workers registered with Atomic Energy Licensing Board(AELB)
are allowed to operate X-ray machine or enter x-ray area.
Who cannot operate?

• Pregnant women
• Anyone under the age of 18

Certification of Radiation Operator at
Controlled Area
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 Email will send to clinic for
Medical checkup
To compile documents Email documents to Send for Medical arrangement
RPO for approval Check up
PHOTO Waiting for medical report
(2-4 weeks time)
IL-Complete in Success
EDUCATION CERTIFICATE Factor STEP 4
DL-Train by trainer Fit to work
IC Send for
radiation training
PASSPORT unfit to work
Contract worker Cannot be certified
STEP 5
WORKING PERMIT Contract worker
RPO to register & get approval from
Local employee-compiled by AELB
Manufacturing/supervisor
Contract employee-compiled by STEP 8 STEP 6
Recruitment(HR)
Certified workers may Approved by AELB (1-2weeks
operate the x-ray time)
Once a year Refresher Training STEP 7
If stop handling Send details of employee to Malaysian
Once in 3years Medical Nuclear Agency for OSL badge issuance
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Certification of Radiation Operator at Supervised Area
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4

Supervisor to notify RPO Operator to attend Operator to attend Xray Operator to start Handling Xray
through email of Radiation Safety Machine Handling Machine
employee details Training Training (OJT)
IL
Name
Conducted by
RPO
Emp # STEP 5
DL
Conducted by Yearly Refresher Training
Trainer
IL
Conducted by
RPO
Remark:
DL
Supervisor required to inform RPO if the operator leaving/transfer from xray machine Conducted by
Trainer

List of Xray Machines with Area Classification

Radiation Exposure Control
All x-ray machines in Jabil are barricaded and signage were displayed to warn employees
Annual Dose Limit = 20mSv
Area Classification:
1.Clean
2.Supervised
3.Controlled
Monitoring of Radiation Exposure
• To measure estimated dose of external radiation received by radiation operators.
• OSL badge or RPL badge and survey meter are used.
• Routine monitoring is also carried out to ensure workplace environment is
satisfactory.
RPL badge
OSL badge
RPL= Radiophotoluminescence
OSL= Optically Stimulated Luminescence
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X-ray Machine Safety Features

Safe Working Procedure
Site Procedure : Radiation Protection Organization & Program
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Actions During Abnormal/Emergency Situation
1. Switch OFF machine, do not allow any body to touch any equipment in the
room.
2. Informed RPO - Discontinue work for staff suspected for over-exposure.
3. Machine’s vendor, together with RPO will investigate accident.
4. Request person involved in accident to provide - name, address, tel. no for
further communication.
5. Send film badge to Agensi Nuklear Malaysia for evaluation.
6. Send personnel for medical check-up.

× Do not enter radiation area if you are not certified  Do inform your superior if you know/suspect
radiation worker. you/ your friend are pregnant
× Do not ask/bring any uncertified worker into radiation  Do educate those who unknowingly went inside
area radiation area
× Do not work in radiation area if you are pregnant
 Do check for license expiry date
× Do not work in radiation area if you are Under 18
× Do not rest or having discussion/meeting in radiation  Do notify RPO immediately for any
area emergency/accident
× Do not put film badge or any personal belonging into  Do read/learn to operate x-ray machine correctly
× x-ray machine  Do inform RPO on activities on x-ray machine
× Do not adjust barricade around radiation area without such as machine movement, purchasing new x-
approval ray machine, etc.
× Do not move x-ray machine without approval from
AELB  Do seek for RPO advice if doubt
× Do not bypass safety interlock on x-ray machine  Please ask for EXIT MEDICAL CHECKUP upon
× Do not drill hole or modify x-ray machine your resignation as radiation worker
 Do comply with all instruction/procedure related
to exposure control

Health Effects on human being
Deterministic – threshold dose exists (500mSv), severity is proportional to dose.
“Deterministic effects” are short-term, adverse tissue reactions resulting from a dose that is
significantly high enough to damage living tissues. The severity of a deterministic effect increases with
radiation dose above a threshold, below which the detectable tissue reactions are not observed.
Examples:
•Radiation-induced skin burns
•Cataracts
•Sterility
•Tumor Necrosis

Day 5 after
exposure to
radiation
Day 11 after
exposure to
radiation
Day 21 after
exposure to
radiation

Stochastic – probability, no threshold, long-term/delayed effects (e.g., cancer, genetic
changes)
“Stochastic effect” is probabilistic effects that occur by chance. The effects may occur when a person
receives a high dose of radiation. These effects have an increase probability of occurrence with
increase dose.

THANK YOU
EVERYONE GOES HOME SAFELY EVERYDAY

Revision & Change
History
Revision Date Revised By Acknowledged By Description Of Change
A 14/FEB/2018 YenYee Lim Sekar Kasi • Initial release
B 4/JUN/2018 Yen Yee Lim Sekar Kasi 1. Remove GBC Emergency Response
2. Revised new hazardous material approval flow
3. Include permit to work and working at height
4. Include equipment buy off and JHA
5. Include aspect impact
C 15/OCT/2018 Yen Yee Lim Sekar Kasi 1. Revised EHS OTP FY19
2. Revised EHS Org Chart
3. Revised EHS Committee Org Chart
4. Revised ERT photo
5. Revised slide for chemical handling, labeling and SDS reference
6. Add in P3 and P5 assembly zone

Revision & Change
History
D 28/JAN/2018 YenYee Lim Sekar Kasi • Include Safety Pledge

• Revised EHS Org Chart
E 13/DEC/2019 Kamleswary Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Revised EHS OTP FY19

2. Revised EHS Org Chart
3. Revised EHS Committee Org Chart
4. Add info on P6 Assembly Zone
5. Revised Risk Assessment & e-PTW Slide
6. Add on chemical/flammable storage cabinet slide
F 04/JUNE/2020 Noor Aishah Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Revised EHS OTP FY21
2. Add info on Staircase Safety - H2S Program

Revision & Change
History
G 6/July/2021 Norhafizah Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Revised EHS Org Chart

Yaacob 2. Add in P6, Jabil BK and Jabil Bukit Minyak assembly zone
3. Add in p3,P6, Jabil BK and Jabil Bukit Minyak Smoking area
G 5/Oct/2021 ShwuHarn Aui Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Revised EHS Org Chart
2. Add chemical sample label at chemical management
H 6/Apr/2022 ShwuHarn Aui Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Revised EHS Org Chart
2. Revised EHS Objective and Target
I 28/Apr/2022 ShwuHarn Aui Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Revised EHS Org Chart
J 8/June/2022 ShwuHarn Aui Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Add in requirements for cut resistance gloves

Revision & Change
History
K 24/August/2022 Norhafizah Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Added rotating equipment requirement

Yaacob
L 29/August/2022 Priyanka Alwi Sharil Fauzan 1. Revised chemical buy off process

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ENVIRONMENT

HEALTH & SAFETY

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Involvement of all levels of employees

Prevention through adaption of best practices

Including awareness internally and externally

Providing training and advise

Regular audits and review of objectives and targets

(Environmental Management System,

Reduce/prevent pollution through risk assessment

Continual Improvement to achieve objectives & targets

Training & instruction

Environmental friendly suppliers

Communication & commitment

Intentionally act to encourage or Intentionally take action

PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS:

EHS OBJECTIVE AND TARGET FY

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Notify Clinic on your pregnancy or

Further advise will be given by clinic

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3R (REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE) PROGRAMS

RESOURCES CONSERVATION PROGRAMS

• Environment & OSH Management System

Alwi Sharil Bin Fauzan

Vacant Vacant Ahmad Syazwan Azhar

EHS COMMITTEE ERT

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Chemical Spill Kits

First Aid Service Centre

First Aid Kit

ERT (Emergency Response Team)

2 • EVACUATION PLAN 5 • SECOND ALARM

You are Here

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• Zone 1 • Zone 2 • Zone 3 • Zone 4

• Zone 5 • Zone 6 • Zone 7 • Assembly Area

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Zone 1 - Customers /Visitors / Regional Employees / Global Employees/ Contractors / Vendors /

Zone 2 - Business / IT / Finance / Admin.

Zone 3 - ME / TEST / QA / IE / Employee from Plant 1.

Zone 4 - HR / Canteen Staff / Facilities / Cleaners.

Zone 5 - Materials / Shipping / Receiving / IQA.

Zone 6 - MFG – Cisco

Zone 7 - MFG – Cisco DF

Assembly point are located at the New Car Park Area

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Zone 2 - Business / IT / Finance / Human Resources / Workcell Manager

Zone 3 - ME / TEST / QA / IE / PRODUCTION

Zone 4 - Facilities / Warehouse / Material & IQA / Shipping /Logistic

Assembly point are located In Front Security Post

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• Zone 1 - Customers /Visitors / Regional Employees / Global