TDE Loss Previention and HIP 8MAY

8/11/2019 TDE Loss Previention and HIP 8MAY

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TAWREEKDIMENSIONSEST. LOSSPREVENTION

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ModificationsDate Description Page # Prepared by

07-05-2014 Addition: Daily Safety Report Form 30 M.B.

08-05-2014 Addition: Cords and plugs safety added Para 14-2-3 50 M.B.

Approved By:

PROJECT NAME:

RENOVATION OF VILLAS ESKAN, RIYADH

CONTRACT NO.:W90BRJ-14-D-0008

LOSS PREVENTION PROGRAM

ANDHAZARD IDENTIFICATION PLAN


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Section1

TITLEPAGE


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PROJECT: RENOVATIONOFVILLASATESKANVILLAGE

CONTRACTNO. :W90BRJ14D0008

JONO. :

CONTRACTOR : TAWREELDIMENSIONSEST.ConstructionCo.P.O.BOX#271222

RIYADH 11352

SAUDIARABIA

PHONE: 0112485477

FAX : 0112485477


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TDELossPreventionPolicy

TDEiscommittedtoanactivelosspreventionprogramtoensurenotonlytheSafetyof

its Employeesbut also the Proponents, theotherContractorpersonnel including the

GeneralPublic.

TDEisalsocommittedtoprotectallOPMSANGassets,facilities,otherpropertyandthe

environment.

TDEwill complywith OPMSANG'S Loss Prevention requirements applicable to the

design,constructionandmaintenanceoffacilitiesandequipments.

TDEoutlinesthemethodstoimplementthecorporatelosspreventionpolicyaswellas

identifies theactivities required to achieve the safeperformance andestablishes the

goals to meet those objectives duly providing an administrative control system to

ensurethesuccessofitsprogram.

InordertomaintainthehigheststandardofSafetyTDEencourages itsemployeesand

subcontractors employees tomaintain the Safety to its standards by rewarding the

bestemployeesbySafetyawardsandprizes.

____________________

TDEManagement


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TABLEOF

CONTENTS

SECTION# DESCRIPTION PAGE#

01 TITLEPAGE/INTRODUCTION/TOC 0105

02 SCOPEOFWORK 0607

03 ORGANIZATIONSTRUCTURE 0809

04 MEDICALANDFIRSTAID 1010

05 PROGRAMOUTLINE 1119

06 VICINITYMAP&KEYPLAN 2020

07 TRAFFICPLAN 2122

08

JOBSAFETY

INSPECTIONS

AND

REPORTS

23

29

09 EMERGENCYPROCEDURES 3033

10 CONTRACTORCAMPSANITATIONANDSAFETY 3435

11 WORKPERMIT 3639

12 WELDINGANDCUTTINGEQUIPMENT 4041

13 PERSONALPROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT 4245

14 TOOLSANDPORTABLEPOWERTOOLS 4650

15 LADDERS 5154

16 ELECTRICALINSTALLATIONANDEQUIPMENT 5558

17 SCAFFOLDING 5961

18 CRANESANDRIGGINGEQUIPMENT

OPMSANGOPERATOR/EQUIPMENTCERTIFICATION

OPMSANG

IDS

/VEHICLES

6267

19 MECHANICALEQUIPMENT 6870

20 TRANSPORTATION 7173

21 MATERIALLAYDOWNAREA 7476

22 SAFETYORIENTATION,TRAININGANDMEETINGS 7783

23 INJURYANDDAMAGEREPORTING 8491

24 EXCAVATION&SHORINGMETHODS 9298

25 WORKOVERORADJACENTTOWATER 99100

26 FIREPREVENTIONANDCONTROL 101105

27 FORMWORK 106107

28 FIRSTAIDMEDICALSERVICES 108111

29 EXPLOSIVES 112113

30

IONIZINGRADIATION

114

118

31 ASBESTOS 119120

32 ABRASIVEBLASTING&PAINTING/COATING 121128

21 DEMOBILIZATIONPLAN 129132


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Section2

SCOPEOFWORK


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2.SCOPEOFWORK

This Loss Prevention Program has been prepared as required byOPMSANGs Construction

Safety requirements asserted in the Statement of work and FAR documents. OPMSANGs

GeneralInstructionsandotherrelevantrecordstobeimplementedintheProject.

2.0GENERALDESCRIPTIONOFTHEWORK

2.1 PROJECTSUMMARY

2.1.1 Removalofexistingfurnitureandfixtures

2.1.2 Replacementofelectricalandplumbinglines.

2.1.3 Modification ofnonloadbearingcinderblockwalls.

2.1.4 Replacementofwaterproofingsystem.

2.1.5 Replacementoftilinginwetanddryareas.

2.1.6 Paintinteriorandexteriorofvillas.

2.1.7 Replacementofrooftopwatertank

2.1.8 Installpumpsandcontrols

2.1.9 Installcanopies

and

sunshades.

2.1.10 ItistheintentofthisScopeofWorktogenerallydescribeonlythemajor

componentsoftheWork.Itisnotthe intenttodescribeeachitemordetailed

procedure for the construction of the entire project. TDE shall refer to the

drawings, construction specification, and referenced standards for a more

comprehensivedescriptionoftheWork.

2.1.11 TDEshallverifyallsiteconditions.Thisshallincludebutnotbelimitedto,

Conduct site visits and collect information. The extent of the required data

collectionand

field

measurements

is

to

obtain

sufficient

information

and

detailstoexecutethesubjectScopeofWork.


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Section3

ORGANIZATIONSTRUCTURE

ProjectOrganizationChart


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PROJECTORGANIZATIONCHART

Project ManagerEngr. Abdul Sattar

Planning EngineerZ. Bakhsh

MEP EngineerRana Aamer

Civil EngineerAbdu lSat tar

Secretary

Q.A/Q.C Engineer

Z. Bakhsh

Safety SupervisorMohsin Bakhsh

H.R ManagerAbdullah Khal id

PlumbingSupervisorMohammad Aslam

Electrical SupervisorShahid Mahmoud

SurveyorMohammad Tahir

Civil SupervisorAdulSattar Anwar

Store/Time KeeperTariq Malik

Document ControllerShahid Taj

Drivers


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Section4MEDICALANDFIRSTAID

NURSE'SRESUME

Not

Applied


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Section5

PROGRAMOUTLINE


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5 PROGRAMOUTLINE

5.1. INTRODUCTION

It is the policy of Tawreek Dimensions Est. herein after known as the TDE, that no

employee of OPMSANG or subcontractor or public will be put at risk under any

circumstances. TDE will obey the spirit and all Saudi Arabia Government (SAG)

Regulations,OPMSANGsSafetyRegulationsnowpublishedandthatmaybepublished

inthefutureduringthedurationoftheContract.

Thisprogramestablishesandsetsoutmanagementand supervisionguidelines for the

LossPrevention

activities

of

the

company.

Itoutlinestechniquesandproceduresforsafeguardingthecompany'sgreatestasset its

WORKERS.

It isemphasizedthat thecontentofthismanual isabasicpartofcompanypolicy,and

the application of its provisions mandatory. Supervision at all levels will be held

responsible for the proper implementation and observance of the procedures and

standardshereinprescribed.

5.2.STATEMENT

OF

POLICY

The safety,health andwellbeingof itsemployeesareofparamountconsideration to

TDEinallitsundertakings. Experienceprovesthatthesafeandefficientperformanceof

Work thoughcostlyor timeconsuming,TDEManagementsetsahighstandard for the

protectionofitsemployeesinSafety,HealthandWelfare.Inrecognitionofthisprecept,

TDEwillconstantlyworktowards:

a. Themaintenanceofsafeandhealthyworkingconditions.

b.

Consistentadherence

to

safe

operating

practices

and

procedures

to

minimize

accidentsandIllness.

c. Conscientious observance of all OPMSANGs requirements as stipulated in

ContractScheduleandthesafetyregulationsofSaudiArabiaLaborLaw.


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5.3. ASSIGNMENTOFRESPONSIBILITIES

Companyworkers,officersandmanagementareorganizedandheldresponsibleforthe

initiation, administration, implementation and maintenance of the Loss Prevention

Programofthecompanyasoutlinedbelow:

OperationsManager : Overallcompanyresponsibility

ProjectManager : Overallprojectresponsibility

ConstructionSiteManager: Overallprojectresponsibility

ConstructionSuperintendents : Respectivejobresponsibility

Supervisors/Foremen : Individualcrewresponsibilities

SafetyOfficers : Responsibleforadvisingsupervisory

personnelinthedischarge oftheir

commitmenttosafeworkingpractice.

Workers : Responsiblefortheirpersonalsafety

andthat

of

their

fellow

workers.

5.3.1.GENERALMANAGER

4.3.1.1. Initiate the Company's Loss Prevention Program and ensure that adequate

financialprovisionsaremadeforitsimplementations.

4.3.1.2. AppointsafetypersonneltoadministertheCompany'sLossPreventionPrograms

and Schedules ofOPMSANGs safety and construction regulations and Saudi

ArabiaLaborLawprovisions.

4.3.1.3. Ensure that all levels of staff are aware of their personal commitment toSafe

workingpractices.

4.3.1.4. Setapersonalexampleinsafetyawareness.


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5.3.2. PROJECTMANAGERANDCONSTRUCTIONSITEMANAGER

4.3.2.1.

Committedto

support

of

the

company's

Loss

Prevention

Program

and

EM 385-

1-1 Safety Manual of OPMSANGs regulations and Saudi Arabia Labor Law

provisions.

4.3.2.2. Ensurethatadequatefinanceismadeforfacilitiesandequipmenttoavoidriskof

injurytopersonnel,damagetoandwastageofequipmentandmaterials.

4.3.2.3. Ensure the management staffs are aware of the Company's Loss Prevention

Program,andEM 385-1-1OPMSANGsSafetyregulation,andtherequirements

of SaudiArabia Labor Law, andof serious financial consequencesby theirnon

observance.

4.3.2.4 Reprimandanymemberofsupervisorystaffforfailingtodischargesatisfactorily

theresponsibilitiesallocatedtohim.

4.3.2.5. Instituteapropersystem forreporting, investigatingandestimating thecostof

injury, damage and fire. Promote action to prevent recurrence and initiate

analysistodiscoveraccidentcausesandtrends.

4.3.2.6. Make sure that in tendering, at planning stages, and throughout the contract,

allowanceis

made

for

suitable

and

sufficient

equipment

to

enable

the

job

to

be

donewithminimumrisk.

4.3.3. CONSTRUCTIONSUPERINTENDENTS

4.3.3.1. Understand thecompany'spolicyandappreciate the responsibilityallocated to

eachgradeofsupervision.

4.3.3.2. Know the requirements of EM 385-1-1 and relevantpartsofSAGWorkmen's

Regulationandensuretheyareobserved.

4.3.3.3. Ensure that tenders are adequate to cover sound working methods and

reasonablewelfarefacilities.

4.3.3.4. Determineattheplanningstage:

a. Themostappropriateorderandmethodsofworking.

b. Storageareas,access,etc.

c. Hazardswhichmightarisefromoverheadorundergroundservices.

d. Facilitiesforwelfare,firstaid,andsanitation.

e. Workpermitsproceduresandrequirements.

f. Basicfireprecautions.

g. HouseKeeping.


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4.3.3.5. Providewritten instructionstoestablishworkmethods,toexplainthesequence

of operations, to outline potential hazards at each stage, and to indicate

precautionsto

be

adopted.

4.3.3.6. PersonallyimplementtherecommendationsoftheSafetyOfficers.

4.3.3.7. Ensure thatallsupervisorygrades reporting tohimareawareofandcarryout,

therequirementsstipulatedinEM 385-1-1 andSaudiArabiaLaborLaw.

4.3.3.8. Organize thesiteso thatwork iscarriedoutwiththeminimumriskof injuryto

men,damagetoandlossofmaterialsandequipment.

4.3.3.9.

Releasestaff

for

safety

session

when

required.

4.3.3.10. Setapersonalexampleon sitebywearingappropriateprotectiveclothingand

equipmentatalltimes.

4.3.4 SAFETYOFFICER

4.3.4.1. The SafetyOfficer is delegated by the ProjectManager/ConstructionManager

andhas the responsibility toprovideadvise,guidanceand such aid asmaybe

needed by the supervisor in preventing accidents and having full authority to

stopunsafe

job

until

the

deficiencies

have

been

corrected,

authority

to

order

safetysupplies&equipmentasneeded.,including:

a. SafetyIndoctrinationofnewemployees.

b. Protectiveequipmentemphasis.

c. Safetymeetingplanningandassistance.

d. Supplyofinformationandeducationalmaterialsformeetings.

e. Accidentinvestigationfollowup.

f. Suitablejobplacementforemployeesreturningafterinjury.

g. Statisticalreporting.

h.

General

publicity

posters,

management

reports,

memos,

letters,

notices,

etc.

i. ArrangingperiodicsafetyInspectionsfortheproject

j. Schedulingfirstaidtrainingandotherspecialinstructions.

k. Weekly and Monthly man hours report to be submitted to OPM

SANG/Safety.

l. Schedule Fire training course with the coordination of OPMSANGs

SafetyDepartment.

m. ScheduleofWorkPermitcourseandarrangeCBTcoursetoemployee.

n.

ScheduleforScaffoldingSupervisorandInspectorCourse.

o. ArrangeSafetySigns&StatisticalSignBoardsattheirsite.

4.3.4.2. Prepare and keep adequate records of all accidents, and from these records

preparesuchchartthatwillbestshowthewaytoeliminateaccidents.


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4.3.4.3. Keep in touch with new developments in the field of accident prevention,

personalprotective

equipment

and

first

aid

equipment,

procedures.

4.3.4.4. Coordinate efforts ofmanagement and labor, and direct them towards totally

safeoperations.

4.3.4.5. Ensure that any equipment on site is suitable and has the necessary valid

certificate; and to draw site management's attention to any defects or

deficiencies.

4.3.4.6. Investigate any injury to personnel, loss ordamage toequipment,nearmisses

andaccidents,

and

the

corrective

action

taken

on

the

recommendations

made

in

thehazardreport.

4.3.4.7. Carryoutfrequentsitechecks,inadditiontotheofficialweeklyinspections,ofall

sitesforwhichheisresponsible.

4.3.4.8. Encourage all grades to Safety consciousness during safety meeting and to

suggestwaysofImprovingSafetyandpreventinglossanddamagetoequipment

andmaterials.

4.3.4.9.

Attendjob

progress

meeting

where

safety

is

an

item

on

the

agenda.

Report

on

job safety performance. Take part in discussions on injury, damage, and loss

control.

4.3.4.10. Keeprecordofweeklysafetymeetinginsite,subjectandattendance.

4.3.4.11. Setapersonalexample.

5.3.5.

EQUIPMENT

SUPERVISOR

4.3.5.1. Ensurethatallequipmentpurchaseorhired issafeandfullyefficient,guardedand

equippedwith safety devices and has been satisfactorily tested,must haveOPM

SANGsInspectionSticker.

4.3.5.2. Make certain that the operators and attendant are employed on equipment for

whichtheyhavebeenthoroughlytrained,MusthavetheSAGLicense&OPMSANG

Certificate.

4.3.5.3.

Check thatperiodic tests, inspections,andmaintenancearecarriedoutwhendue,

DocumentedpreuseInspections&workpermits(PeriodicInspectionSpotters,Tires,

Lights,Brakes,Mirrors,Rolloverprotection,Backupalarmseffective,warningsigns,

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4.3.5.4. Attend promptly to all equipment defects and advice sitemanagement about the

need for any dangerous equipment to be taken out for service until properly

repaired.Check

condition

of

cranes

&

rigging

equipments,

Power

Line

&

Trench

Distance, Load Radius Indicator, Hooks, Condition of Hoist Ropes, condition of

Sligns/Chains, Safe Load Chart (Arabic& English),And two block the device, Load

momentIndicator&generalcondition.

4.3.5.5. Hand & Portable power tools Properly Guarder, tool rust adjustment, Ring Test

(GrinderWheels)TongueGuardadjustment,Handmadetools,correctGrinderDisc

speed,Cords,Hoseconnections,damagehandtools,Groundedordouble insulated,

propervoltage.

5.3.6.

ENGINEERSUPERVISOR

4.3.6.1. Understandand fullysupportthecompany'sLossPreventionProgram,andEM

385-1-1 of OPMSANGs Safety regulations, and the requirements of Saudi

ArabiaLaborLaw.

4.3.6.2. Responsible formaintaining Safeworking conditions andpractices and for the

safetyofallmenunderhissupervision.

4.3.6.3. Planandprovideforgoodhousekeeping. Nowhereisthequalityofsupervisionis

moreapparent

than

in

housekeeping.

Good

housekeeping

is

not

only

essential

forsafetybutisalsoindicativeofefficientsupervision.

4.3.6.4. Eachsupervisorisresponsibleforthepropertrainingoftheemployeesreporting

to him. Job hazards and safe procedures shall be fully explained to each

employeebeforecommencingwork.

4.3.6.5. Itisalsothesupervisor'sresponsibilitytoseethatallneededPersonalProtective

Equipment (PPE)meetsOPMSANGsStandardsand isused inaccordancewith

SafetyRules&Practices.

4.3.6.6. Encourageemployeessuggestionsandgivesthemimmediateconsiderations.

4.3.6.7. Be familiarwithWorkPermitProceduresofOPMSANGsOperating Instruction

ManualonSafety.

4.3.6.8. GivepreciseInstructionsonresponsibilitiesforcorrectworkmethods.

4.3.6.9. Coordinate with subcontractors and other contractors on site to avoid any

confusionaboutareasofresponsibilities.

4.3.6.10. Checkthatequipmentandtools,bothpowerandhandtools,aremaintained in

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4.3.6.11. Ensure that verbal instructions are fullyunderstoodand followthrough to see

thattheyarecarriedoutasIntended.

4.3.6.12. Make sure that allmen know the emergency procedures to be undertaken in

caseofaccident.

4.3.6.13. Make sure that all needed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)meets OPM

SANGsStandardsandisused.

4.3.6.14. Releasesupervisorsandmenwhennecessaryforsafetyandfiretraining.

5.3.7. FOREMAN

4.3.7.1. Understandandfullysupportthecompany'sLossPreventionProgram,EM 385-

1-1 oftheOPMSANGsSafety regulationsandtheSaudiArabiaLaborLaw.

4.3.7.2. Personallyconductsafetymeetingswithworkersatleastonceaweek.

4.3.7.3. Enforceallgeneralanddepartmentsafetyrulesandregulations.

4.3.7.4. Ensurethatallaccidents&nearmissesarereported immediatelyandthatfirst

aidisrenderedincaseofinjured.

4.3.7.5. Investigateallaccidentsandnearmissesandpreparedreportsofaccident.

4.3.7.6. Ensure that all workers, especially new ones, take all necessary precautions

(including thewearingpersonalprotectiveequipment)andare restrained from

takingrisk.

4.3.7.7. Reportanydefects inplantandequipment to theconstructionsuperintendent.

Donotallowdefectiveordangerousequipmenttobeused.

4.3.7.8.

Correct

unsafe

acts,

such

as

horseplay

and

the

taking

of

unnecessary

risks.

4.3.7.9. Setapersonalexample.

4.3.7.10. Be familiarwithWorkPermitproceduresofOPMSANGsOperating Instruction

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5.3.8. WORKER

4.3.8.1. Usethecorrecttoolsandequipmentforthejob. Usetheprotectiveclothingand

equipmentprovided.

4.3.8.2. Donothingtoendangerhimselforworkmates.

4.3.8.3. Keeptoolsingoodcondition.

4.3.8.4. Refrain from horseplay and abuse of safety devices equipment and welfare

facilities.

4.3.8.5. Worksafetyandfollowsafetyinstructionsfromimmediatesuperior.

4.3.8.6 Reportallaccidents&nearmisses.

4.3.8.7 Cleantheworkareabeforeyouleavejobsiteattheendoftheday.

4.3.8.8 ProperlyuserequiredPersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE)atalltimes.


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Section6

VICINITYMAPANDKEYPLAN

VicinityMapandLocationPlanoftheProjectprovidedbyOPMSANG


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TRAFFICPLAN

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TominimizeHazardinworksites,TDEwillfollowtheTrafficControlsasfollows:

* ProvidespecificparkingareasforVehicle/Equipment.

* PathwaysforWorkmen.

* ProvideAccessRoad/DiversionRoads.

* BarricadetheJobsite.

* ProvideIlluminations/Lightings.

* ProvideSignBoardssuchasmenatwork,speedlimits,diversionsign,stop,etc.

* KeepallVehiclesAccessRoutesawayfromExcavation.Anyvehicle(concretetruck) which

mustapproachanexcavationshallbeguidedbyaflagmanandmustnotendangerthe

stabilityoftheexcavation.

*

AllTraffic

Control

Devices,

Road

Sign

Barriers,

etc.

shall

be

complied

with

the

requirements.

* ExcavationplansforroadcrossingsshallbesubmittedtoPMTforreview.

* AsperTDEPolicyallthedriversshallhaveValidSaudiLicenseandfollowthetraffic

requirementasperSaudiGovernment&OPMSANGrequirements/policies.

At each location a detour will be constructed and traffic will be controlled. Work will be

completedandnormaltwowaytrafficwillberestoredwithin12hours.Theroadsurfacewillbe

restoredwithin7dayswithhotmixasphalt.

Theexcavation

will

be

done

in

accordance

with

applicable

OPM

SANG

Engineering

Standards.

The trench will be restored to Roads & Heavy Equipment standards for materials and

construction. The selectmarl base and hotmix asphalt pavingwill conform toOPMSANGs

specifications.

TrafficPlanconformingtoconstructionsiterequirementsshallbesubmittedtoOPMSANGfor

reviewatsiteduringthecourseofexecution.

Theproponentinitiatingtheroadrestrictionshallnotifyconcernedorganizationsthroughletter

ofintent5workingdayspriortocommencementofthework.

TDE

shall

comply

the

minimum

6.1

meters

access

ways

in

front

of

the

proposed

contractors

temporarysiteofficeforemergencypurpose.


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Section8

JOBSITE

SAFETY

INSPECTIONS

&

REPORTS


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8. JOBSITEINSPECTIONSANDREPORTS

8.1. REQUIREMENT

TDEshallensurethatadailyandweekly inspectionoftheworksiteshallbeconducted

andlistofviolations,hazards,unsafeconditionsoractions,andimproperhousekeeping

notedandcorrected. Thusupgradethecompanysjobsafetyevaluation.Thecompany

shallconductweekly inspections inadditiontoweekly inspectionswiththeOPMSANG

Site Representative or Safety Officer when required. Safety reports and corrective

actionsshallbeatopicattheweeklyjobsitemeeting.Theinspectionchecksheetwillbe

submittedtoOPMSANGaspertheweeklyjobsiteprogressmeetingsandallinspection

reports

shall

be

kept

on

file

&

made

available

to

OPM

SANG

upon

request.

8.1.1 TDEwillusetheSafetyFilingSystemdevelopedbytheProjectManagement.

8.2. OBJECTIVE

Perform inspection of thework site at regular intervals and correct any hazard and

unsafe condition to maintain a safe working environment, and to develop a high

standardofsafetypractices.

8.3. APPLICATIONS

InrecognitionofthegeneralpreceptoftheLossPreventionRequirements,TDEwillwork

constantly towardsmaintaininga safeandhealthyenvironment.Toensure that these

requirementsaremet,TDEwillconductinspectionsofallfacilities,equipment,jobsites

andcampsitesincludingthefollowing:

7.3.1. HouseKeeping

7.3.2. FirePreventionFacilities

7.3.2.1 Scaffoldingwork/crossoverramps/inspectiontags

7.3.2.2 Barriers/Warningsigns

&

lights.

7.3.2.3 HoldTags,Lockoutdevice.

7.3.2.4 Smokingarea.

7.3.2.5 ToiletfacilitiesandSanitation.

7.3.3. PrecautionaryMeasuresfortheuseofpowertolls,machinery&equipment

7.3.4. TrenchExcavationandotherexcavationactivities.

Including Shoring/Trench box (Sloping/Benching, cross over ramps, spoil

clearance, Ingress/Egress, Excavation plan,Work permit/Gas testing, Thrust

boring,Piledriving,etc.)IncludedCuttingandBrazing(Acetylenenot15PSIG,

ON/OFFWrenches,

Condition

of

gauges,

Hoses

Off/Bed,

Flash

back

arrestors,

Cylinderssecured,TransportationCarts,WeldingMachines/GFCIs,Electrode

Holder/Groundclamp,Machinegrounded,cablecondition,Operator/Helper

PPE,SparkIgniter,Ventilation,FireExtinguisher,WelderCertified,etc.)


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7.3.5. GasandElectricWeldingWorks.

7.3.6.

CompressedGas

7.3.7. AirCompressor

7.3.8. HeavyEquipment

7.3.9. ConcreteFormwork

7.3.10. HealthandWelfareofWorkers

7.3.11. TransportationofWorkers

7.3.12. SiteSafetyAdministration

7.3.13. CraneandLiftingDevices

7.3.14. TemporaryElectricPower

7.3.15.Material

Transportation

7.3.16. FirstAidFacilities

7.3.17. ProgramofHeavyandCriticalLifts

7.3.18. HandlingandDisposalofWaste

7.3.19. WorkSiteHygiene.

Safety Logbook shallbemadeavailableat site.All safety incidencesandcorrectivemeasures

takenshallbereportedtoOPMSANGSafetyRepresentativefromtimetotime.

Attachmentsof:

1. ContractorMonthlySafetyReports

2. WeeklyInspectionChecklist

3. DailySafetyReport.


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CONTRACTORMONTHLYSAFETYREPORT

PROJECT TITLE:_____________________________________________ LOCATION:_____________________________________

CONTRACTOR:_______________________________________________________________________________________________

BUDGETITEMNo.:______________________________ CONTRACTNo.:_____________________JOBNo:_________________

1. WorkInjuries:

2. Fires:

3. IncidentsOrPropertyDamage(OverSR10,000):

4. MotorVehicleAccidents:

5. IncidentsOrPropertyDamagetoOPMSANGEquipment:

6. Crane,HeavyEquipment&ManliftAccidents:

7. SafetyMeeting:

(A)TopicsDiscussed:

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

(B)Attendance:

(C)Instructor(s):

PreparedBy:_______________________ContractorSafetyOfficer:______________________________

SignedBy:_________________________OPMSANGRepresentative:__________________________

Date:_____________________


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CONTRACTORSAFETY WEEKLY INSPECTIONCHECKLIST LOSSPREVENTIONREQUIREMENTS

TOOPM

SANG

SCHEDULE

AND

SAUDIARABIANGOVERNMENTLAWS

NAMEOFCONTRACTOR: TDE INSPECTIONDATE: TOTALNUMBEROFEMPLOYEES

ONSITE:

CONTRACTORSSAFETYREP CONTRACTORS

PHONENUMBER:

JOBTITLE NUMBER

OPMSANGSITE: PHONENUMBER: OPMSANGDEPT:

SAFETYASSESSMENT SAFETYASSESSMENT1. FIREPREVENTION 2. HOUSEKEEPING

AdequateFire

Extinguishers

Site

Access

Roads

ProperTypeExtinguishers SecurityFences/Gates

FireExtinguisherTraining SiteAccessSigns

Tags/InspectedFireExtinguishers TrashContainers/Lids

AdequateWaterBarrels/Buckets DailyCleanup/RemovalofTrash

FireHoseTested MaterialsStacking

FireHydrants/Hose/Nozzle/Wrench AisleWays

EmergencyTelephoneNumbersPosted OldTimberDetailed

FireWatches(Ifrequired) OverallCondition

OpenFlameOperations Lights

StorageofFlammable/Combustibles OtherComments

TestSmokeDetectors

OtherComments

4.

SANDBLASTING

OperatorsHood(AirSupplied)

3. SCAFFOLD/MOBILETOWERS AirFilters(CoolAirtoHood)

BaseandSolePlates AirIntakeLocation

ConditionofFrameMembers DeadManControls

PlumbandLevel HosesProperlyGrounded

ProperCouplers OperatorsProtectiveClothing

Ties/Outriggers HelpersProtectiveClothing

Planking RemoteArea/WarningSigns

ToeBoards/GuardRails ConditionofAirPurity

ProperCastorsCondition/Locks OtherComments:

ScaffoldAccess

ProperLoading

6.

POWER

TOOLS/MACH.

&

EQUIPT.

OtherComments ProperlyGuarded

ToolRest

5. CATRIDGEOEPRATEDTOOLS OverallCondition

ProperCartridgeStrength CorrectGrinderDisc.Speeds

PenetrationtoSafeZone Cable/HoseConnections

LowVelocityTool OperatorsProtectedEquipment

Control/StorageRecords DamagedHandTools

ProperMaintenanceofTool ShutOffSwitch

CertifiedProtective OtherComments

OperatorProtectiveEquipment

OtherComments:


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CONTRACTORSAFETY WEEKLY INSPECTIONCHECKLIST LOSSPREVENTIONREQUIREMENTS

TOOPM

SANG

SCHEDULE

AND

SAUDIARABIANGOVERNMENTLAWS


ONSITE:

CONTRACTORSSAFETYREP CONTRACTORS

PHONENUMBER:

JOBTITLE NUMBER


SAFETYASSESSMENT SAFETYASSESSMENT7. EXCAVATIONS&SHORING 8. HEAVYEQUIPMENT

Shoring/TrenchBox/Sloping

Roll

Over

Protection

Blower BackupAlarms

SpoilClearance OverallConditions

Barriers/WarningSigns/Lights LicensedOperators

Access/Egress(Ladders) SASOCertification

CrossOvers OtherComments:

VoidSpaceProcedures

AirTests 10.CONCRETEFORMWORK

RescueEquipment Timber/AdequateStrength

OtherComments SupportsPlumb&Level

ProtectiveClothing&Equipment

9 GAS/ELETRICWELDING: FirmfootingsforSupports

ProperAcetylene

Pressure

Side

Slope

Bracing

AcetyleneOn/OffWrench ShoringLayoutonSite

Gauges/HosesCondition TruckSpotter

OperatorsProtectiveEquipment WorkPlatforms

CableCordNoSplice10ofHolder OtherComments:

Elec.Holder/GroundClampCondition

Ventilation 12.HEALTH&WELFARE

OtherComments MedicalFacilities/Supplies

DesignatedSmokingAreas

11. COMPRESSEDGAS WashingFacilities

CylinderSecured DrinkingWater&Cups

ProperStorage(Shade/Separation) ToiletFacilities/Sanitation

ProtectiveCaps

in

Place

Ventilation

ConditionofCylinders/Connections EatingFacilities

ProperHandling OtherComments:

ProperColorCoding

OtherComments


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CONTRACTORSAFETY WEEKLY INSPECTIONCHECKLIST LOSSPREVENTIONREQUIREMENTSTOOPMSANGSCHEDULE AND

SAUDIARABIAN

GOVERNMENT

LAWS


ONSITE:

CONTRACTORSSAFETYREP CONTRACTORS PHONENUMBER: JOBTITLE NUMBER


SAFETYASSESSMENT SAFETYASSESSMENT13. AIRCOMPRESSORS 14.TRANSPORTATION

PressureReliefValvesOperational Buses/Pickup/Brakes/Signals/Etc.

AirPressureGauges UseofSeatBelts

HoseandConnections LicensedOperators

CouplingSafety

Wired

Overall

Operating

Condition

GeneralCondition Tires/Lights/Brakes/Signals/Etc.

Guards FireX

Drain OtherComments:

OtherComments:

15. SITESAFETYADMINISTRATION 16. TEMPORARYELECTRICS

PersonnelProtectiveEquipmentWorn CorrectVoltage

AccidentReports GroundFaultInterruptersUsed

SafetyCoordinator Circuit3WireGround

Fire/SafetyInspectionLog Receptacles/Plugs

SiteSafetyProg./Eng.SpecsonSite ServicesPanelFused

ConstructionSafetyManualonSite OverallCondition

FirstAid

Station/Kit

Warning

Signs

EmergencyTel.NumberPosted HazardousLocations

WorkPermitRequirements OtherComments:

OtherComments

17 CRANES&LIFTINGDEVICES

CurrentInspectionSticker 18.CHEMICALSTORAGE

SaudiArabLicensedOperator IsolatedStorage

OPMSANGCertification ChemicalDataSheetonSite

LoadRadiusIndicator WarningSigns

SafetyLatches(Hook) ScottAirPak

ConditionofWireRopes AreaLocked

SafeLoadCharts(Arabic/English) Labels

Lattice/BoomDamage

Other

Comments:

TwoBlocked

ManLiftOperation 19. SPECIALITEMS&COMMENTS

ProperUseofOutrigger

TagLineUsed

SignalmanUsed

UpperLimitSwitch


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EMERGENCYPROCEDURES


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9. EMERGENCYPROCEDURES

9.1. LOCATION

9.2. STOPWORKALARM

8.2.1 Allemployeeswillbe tutored forworkstopproceduresandevacuationplanas

pertheOPMSANGsrequirement.

8.2.2 All employees will be strictly instructed to know and follow all OPMSANGs

requirement forevacuation incaseofanyemergencycallsbyOPMSANGSafety

Team.

9.3. ACTIONTOBETAKEN

8.3.1 Allemployeeswillbebriefedwiththeevacuationplanandprocedures

8.3.2 Allworkisstoppedatonce.

8.3.3 Allequipmentisshutdown.

8.3.4 All men are to be evacuated to the TDE Safe Assembly Area. Signswill be

providedattheplaceofassembly.

8.3.5 Arollcallistakenandeverymanisaccountedfor.

8.3.6 Noone ispermittedtoreturntoworkuntilnotificationhasbeenreceivedfrom

theOPMSANGOperationSafetyRepresentativethatitissafetodoso.

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9.4. EMERGENCYRESPONSETRAININGANDDRILLS

8.4.1 TDEpersonnelexpected toparticipate inemergency response, shallbe trained

anddrilled.Theseincludefulltimedisastersimulations.

9.5. CONTACTPERSONSINEMERGENCY

TDE

8.5.1.

Name

:

PositioninCompany :

OfficeTelephoneNo. :

8.5.2 . Name :

PositioninCompany :


8.5.3.Name :

PositioninCompany :


9.6. MANINCHARGE

ThemaninchargeofthiswholeoperationistheProjectManager,

9.7. HELPINANEMERGENCY

8.7.1 In the event of an emergency situation (serious personal injury, fire, critical

damageto

operating

equipment,

etc.)

help

shall

be

obtained

by

contacting

the

nearestOPMSANGsSafetyRepresentative.Thisshallbedone:

8.7.1.1 ByTelephone: Dialingtheemergencytelephonenumber___.

8.7.1.2 ByMessenger: Sending amessenger to the nearest telephone,

radio,orOPMSANGsmaingateorSecurityControlCenter.

8.7.2 Whentransmittingamessagebytelephoneormessenger,ensurethatyouclearly

identifyyourself

by

giving:

Yourexactlocation

Natureofemergency


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Servicerequired

YourName

YourBadge

Number

Repeatthemessage

Stayonthetelephoneuntilyouaretoldtohangup. Ifpossible,postalookoutto

directtheambulance,firetruckorhelicoptertotherightlocation.

8.7.3 Supervisorswill informemployeeswhentheemergency isoverandthat it isall

cleartoreturntowork.

8.7.4 The responsibilities of TDENurse are as required by SaudiGovt. Law&OPM

SANGsRegulations

found

in

OPM

SANGs

Construction

Safety

Manual.

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10.TDEs

CAMP

SANITATION

AND

SAFETY

TDEhasacamp inRiyadhArea, implementingSaudiGovernment regulationandstandards in

their camp toensureSafetyofall livingpersonnel.TDEcamp iscompriseofcommunal living

facilities for the basic health needs of each individual housed therein. TDE ensuresworkers

healthrequirementsnecessarytothemaintenanceofhygienic,safecampsandcommunalliving

facilities.

9.1. INSPECTIONREQUIREMENTS

TDE camp incharge inspects all communal living facilities as often as is necessary to

ensure compliancewith theGovernment Sanitary Code.All inspections are recorded

andsuchrecordsshallbemadeavailabletoOPMSANGsuponrequest.


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WORKPERMIT


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11.WORK

PERMIT

Anyworkcarriedout inOPMSANGrestrictedareawillrequireaworkpermit.AllOPMSANGs

WorkPermitProceduresSpecified inOPMSANGsOperating InstructionManualonSafetywill

befollowedandimplemented.Wewillmaintainlistofpermitreceivers.

11.1.FUNCTIONOFAWORKPERMIT

Aworkpermitauthorizesaspecificactivityataspecifictimeandplace. Italso liststhe

hazard,andthesafetyprecautionsthatmustbetaken. Italsoservesasarecordofthe

activity.

11.2.ISSUEANDRECEIPTOFWORKPERMIT

Aworkpermitisonlyissuedtoaworkpermitreceiverandmustbeobtainedfromwork

permitissuerintherequiredareainsideESKAN

11.3.TYPESOFWORKPERMIT

11.3.1. OPMSANGsForm

Release of flammable or injurious liquids or gases,which are either highly

flammableor

injurious,

such

as

opening

aline

or

removing

apump.


Hotwork, use of anyequipmentproducingheat, sparks or flame including

internalcombustionengines.


Enclosed spaceentry,entrance intoany confined space,whichmayhave a

dangerousatmosphere

such

as

inside

tanks,

or

excavations

when

4feet

or

deeper.

11.3.4. OPMSANGs Form

Coldwork,anywork inarestrictedareanotcoveredbytheexampleabove.

Electricalwork is limitedby furtherrestrictions listed inEM 385-1-1Safety

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11.4.COMPLIANCEWITHWORKPERMIT

Only the specific activity and equipment listed on the permitmay be carried out, all

restrictionslistedmustbeobserved,ifanychangeappearsnecessary,anewworkpermit

mustbeobtained.

10.5.LOCATIONOFTHEWORKPERMIT

Thepermitmust remain in thepossessionof theauthorizedworkpermitreceiverand

withinareasonabledistanceofthework,andwithintheconfinesoftherestrictedarea.

10.6.CANCELLATION

OF

A

WORK

PERMIT

A breach in the conditions of issue, or a change in circumstances, may lead to

cancellationofaworkpermitbytheoperationsstaff,whoarefullyauthorizedtodoso.

If theworkpermit iswithdrawn,allworkstopandallequipmentbeshutdownuntila

newworkpermitisissued.

10.7.CLOSINGOUTOFWORKPERMIT

Allwork permits shall be closedby the signatureof the authorized recipient and the

operationssupervisor

who

issued

the

permit.

This

rule

may

be

relaxed

in

certain

circumstances by previous arrangement with the issuer by annotation of the work

permit.

Theprocedurestatedinsection________

Ifaworkpermitreceiverhastoleavethejobsite,heshall,iftheissuerconcurs,givethe

permittoaseniorcrewmembertokeepuntilhereturns.Theseniorcrewmembermust

knowtherequirementsofthejobandunderstandtheprecautions/conditionsstatedon

theworkpermit.

10.8 TDEwillobtainworkpermit fromOPMSANGsOperations forallworkrequired inside

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ATTACHMENTTOWORKPERMIT

12RULESONWORKPERMIT

PROCEDURES:

1. ISSUERANDRECEIVERMUSTINSPECTJOBSITETOGETHER,BEFORESIGNINGTHEWORKPERMIT.

2. ISSUETHECORRECTPERMITSFORTHE JOB HOT,COLD,VESSELORCONFINEDSPACEENTRY,

AND/ORGASRELEASE. TWOORMOREPERMITSMAYBEREQUIREDFORONEJOB.

3. ISSUERANDRECEIVERMUSTHAVE INTHEIRPOSSESSIONAVALIDWORKPERMITCERTIFICATE

CARD.

4. J.W.SNIFFERGASTESTAND/ORH2SGASTESTAND/OROXYGENANALYSISTESTMUSTBEMADE

BEFOREISSUINGWORKPERMIT.

5. JOBDESCRIPTIONANDEQUIPMENTUSEDMUSTBECLEARLYSTATEDONTHEWORKPERMIT,BE

SPECIFIC,ISSUEPERMITSFORASINGLEPUMP,DRUM,ETC.

6. ALLTICKBOXESMUSTBECORRECTLYFILLEDINANDGASREADINGSINDICATED.

7. PROPER LOCKOUTS,HOLD TAGS,ANDBLINDSMUSTBEUSEDWHEREAPPLICABLE (MULTIPLE

CLIPSWITH

LOCK,

AND/OR

CHAINS

+PADLOCKS).

8. WORKPERMITSSHALLBE ISSUEDFORTHESPECIFICPERIODOFTIMEREQUIREDTOCOMPLETE

THEJOB.

9. TOEXTENDTIMEOFWORKPERMITBEYONDONESHIFT,THEONCOMINGSHIFT ISSUERMUST

INSPECTJOBSITE,WRITEINEXTENDEDTIMEANDSIGNPERMIT.

10. SPECIALPRECAUTIONSSUCHASREQUIREMENTSFORFIREWATCHSCOTTAIRPAKS,LIFELINES,

BARRICADES, ETC.. MUST BE WRITTEN IN ON PERMIT. AVOID STATEMENTS SUCH "WORK

SAFELY". SUCHSTATEMENTSHAVENOVALUE.

11. WORKPERMITMUSTREMAINONJOBSITEINACONSPICUOUSLYVISIBLEPLACEWHILEWORKIS

GOINGON. IFANEMERGENCYDEVELOPS. THEPERMITMUSTBEWITHDRAWN IMMEDIATELY

ANDALLWORKSTOPPEDWITHOUTQUESTION.

12. WORKPERMITMUSTBECLOSEDOUTAFTERJOB ISCOMPLETED. ISSUERANDRECEIVERMUST

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WELDINGANDCUTTINGEQUIPMENT


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12. WELDINGANDCUTTING

Onsite welding and cutting will be required during various phases of construction.

Hazardswill arise frommolten slag,ultraviolet rays,open flames,hotelectrodes,and

electric shocks. These hazards are increased if equipment is defective or improperly

used. The followingactionswillbe implemented tominimizeanyweldingandcutting

hazards:

11.1 Restrictgreaseandoilnearoxygen.

11.2 Store, handle, and use oxygen and acetylene cylinders chained in a vertical position,

whetherfullorempty.

11.3 Ensure OPMSANGs colorcoding of cylinders is recognized by welders and other

workers.

11.4 Protectequipmentandpersonnelfromtemperatureextremes.

11.5 Storeoxidizersawayfromflammablecylinders.

11.6 Providewarningsigns.

11.7 Examine all welding equipment immediately before use and ensure regular

maintenance.

11.8Prohibit

smoking

or

other

sources

of

fire

near

welding

and

cutting

equipment.

11.9 Providefireextinguisherwitheachweldingorcuttingequipmentset.

11.10 Providefirewatchstandbyduringweldingorcuttingoperations.

11.11 Storeoxygenandacetylenecylindersatleast25ft.minimumapartorseparatethemby

afireproof1.5m(5feet)highpartitionforaminimumof02Hrs.ofprotection.

11.12 Installblowoutprotectorvalvesonalloxygenandacetylenelines.

11.13 Erectscreentocontrolhotslag,sparkandUVlight. Conductaninspectionattheendof

workdaytoensurethatthereisnosmolderingmaterialthatshallcauseafirelater.

11.14 Cylindersshallbeplacedinsecuredrackswheninfielduse.

11.15 Useapproved fabricatedbasketswhen liftingwithhoistingequipment,gaugesshallbe

removedpriortoliftingcylinders. Cylindershallbeproperlysecured.

11.16 Cylindersshallbesopositionedastoavoidbecomingpartofanelectricalcircuit,i.e.wire

toafabrication

table

or

to

astructural

steel

beam.

11.17 TDE shall complywith the provisions of certification program for all thewelders and

operatorsqualification.


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Section13

PERSONALPROTECTIVE

EQUIPMENT


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13. PERSONALPROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT

12.1All

employees

who

will

be

assigned

to

the

job

site

are

provided

with

the

necessary

protectionapprovedforthetypeofhazardsinthearea.

12.2 Supervisor isheld responsible forseeing thathismenwear theproperprotectionand

thatitiskeptingoodrepair. Heshalltrainhismenontheproperuse,maintenanceand

safekeepingoftheequipment

12.3 Thefollowingtypesofprotectiveequipmentaremaintainedandmadeavailableonthe

Jobsiteandwornbytheworkerswhererequired.

12.3aHard

hats.

12.3b Glovesforspecifichazards(chemical,electrical,welding).

12.3c Safetyshoes.

12.3d Faceshieldforspecifichazards.

12.3e Eyespectacles.

12.3fEar

muffs.

12.3g Welder'smaskwithcliponvisor.

12.3h Goggles.

12.3i FullBodyHarness.

12.3j Respirators.

12.3kAir

supplied

breathing

apparatus

with

hood.

12.3l Rubberboots.

12.3m Apronsforweldersandothercrafts.

12.3n Snugclothes.

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TABLEI.1 :BASICPERSONALPROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT

Thetablebelow isa listofbasicpersonalprotectiveequipment. Manyjobclassificationsmay

requireadditionalpersonalprotectiveequipmentdependingonthework location,typeofjob.

localhazards,conditions,etc. TheLossPreventionorIndustrialHygieneOfficeintheareashall

becontactedforfurtherdetails.

TypicalJobClassifications Basic Personal Protective Equipment To Be

Worn(seekeybelow)

Abrasiveblastcleaner(SandBlaster) SeeList II.

Boilermaker 1,2,8,9,10D,15B

Carpenter

1,2,

8,

9,

10C,

15A

Electrician 1,2,8,9,10B,15AorB

Ironworker structural 1,2,8,9,10D,12/13&14A/B,15A

Lineman 1,2,8,9,10C,12/13&14A/B,15A

Mason 1,2,8,9,10C/A,15A

MaterialControlMan 1,8,9,10C,15A

Mechanic/Machinist 1,8,9,10C/A,15A

Painter SeeList II.

Pipefitter 1,2,8,9,10C/D,15A

Plumber 1,2,8,9,10C,15A

Rigger 1,8,9,10C,15A

Roofworker 1,2,8,9,10C,12/13&14A/B,15A

Scaffolderector 1,8,9,10C,13&14A/B,15A

Sheetmetalworker 1,2,8,9,10C/D,15A

Welder 1A&B,2,4,8,9,10D/E,15B

LISTII


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KeyToPersonalProtectiveEquipment

1. Safetyglasseswithsideshields(IA=Clear. IB=Shaded)

2. Faceshield

3. Goggles,safetyimpact(3AClear,3BShaded)

4. Weldinghoodandskullguard(Lensshadedtosuitwork)

5. Respirableairfedhoodwithfilter

6. Respirator,chemicalcartridge

7. Respiratordust

8. Safetyhathelmet

9.

Safetyfootwear

(9A

shoes,

9B

boots)

10. Gloves (10A = Rubber coated, 10B = Rubbermolded, 10C =General purpose, 10D =

Leather. 10E=Heatresistant)

11. Earprotection(11A=Earplugs,11B=Earmuffs)

12. Standardsafetybelt

13. Fullbodyharness

14. Lanyard1.82m(6FD).(14A=Standard,14B=ShockAbsorbing)

15. Onepiececoverall(15A=Standard,15B=FireResistant)

Notes:

Allpersonal

protective

equipment

shall

meet

ANSI/OSHA

or

their

equivalent

requirements.Anyworker1.82mabovegroundwithouttheprotectionofaguardrailsystem,

or in a confined space, shall wear a full body harness and standard lanyard. Respiratory

protectionshallbeusedforextremelydustyjobs,suchasstrippingoff,delagging,demolition,or

removalofold insulation.Reusableordisposableparticulaterespiratorsforprotectionagainst

fiberogenic lung dust are suitable for usewhere dust concentrations are low, such as hand

sawingofasbestospressboardsheeting.

Allemployeesworkinjobswherethereisexposuretoairborneasbestosshallbeprovidedwith

andrequiredtoweardisposablecoveralls.

When an oxygen deficient atmosphere could be encountered, breathing quality air shall be

supplied to the worker through the use of an air fed hood or selfcontained breathing

apparatus.


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TOOLSANDPORTABLEPOWERTOOLS


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14. TOOLSANDPORTABLEPOWERTOOLS

Mosthandtoolsaccidentshavebeenattributedtoimproperuseanddefectivetools,in

ordertominimizehandtoolaccidents,thefollowingmeasuresshallbeobserved.

14.1. HANDTOOLS

14.1.1 CAREOFTOOLS

13.1.1.1 Before issuing all tools shall be checked by Store Supervisor

(competent person) thoroughly and the storekeeper (competent

person)is

to

ensure

that

the

damaged

tools

are

not

issued.

13.1.1.2 StoresSupervisor isresponsibletomakesurethatnohomemade

tools&improperlymodifiedtoolsshallnotbeallowedonsite.

13.1.1.3. Keepalltoolsclean. Wipeoffaccumulatedgreaseanddirt.

13.1.1.4. Keep cuttingedges sharp. Sharp tools improveaccuracyandare

saferthandulltools.

13.1.1.5.When

not

in

use.

Tools

shall

be

stored

in

suitable

boxes

or

containersorhungonracks. Cuttingedgesshallbeprotected.

13.1.1.6. All damaged or worn tools are promptly and soundly repaired.

Discardtoolsthatcannotberepairedforsafeuse.

14.1.2 USINGTOOLSSAFELY

13.1.2.1. Use the right tool for thejob. Donotsubstitutehammer,screw

driversforpinchbars,chisels,etc.

13.1.2.2. Allhandlesshallbetightlyfittedandclean. Checkforsplittingand

cracking.

13.1.2.3. Most hand tools are conductors or electrical circuits such as

cutting,grounding,brazing,weldingetc.

13.1.2.4. In thepresenceof flammablematerialsorexplosivesandvapors,

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14.2. POWERTOOLS

14.2.1. ELECTRICALSAFETY

Extremecautionisrequiredwheneverworkingwithelectricity,sincethe

consequencewithevenlowvoltagecanbefatal.Checkforpropergrounding

andalsoensurethatgroundfaultcircuitinterrupter(GFCI)isinstalledatall

times.

14.2.2.GENERALPRECAUTIONS

a)

Allelectricity

operated

hand

tools

shall

be

rated

and

used

at

avoltage

not

exceeding220volts. GroundFaultCircuitInterrupters(GFCIs)shallbeusedfor

all220volts,singlephase,15and20amperesreceptacleoutletsonconstruction

siteforthetemporaryelectricalsystem.

b) Damagedordefectiveelectricaltoolsmustbereturnedimmediatelytothetool

roomforrepair.

c) Electriciansaretheonlyemployeesauthorizedtorepairelectricalequipment.

Tamperingwithtoolsorequipmentmayresultinemployeesbeingdischarge.

d) Lightingusedinhazardouslocationsmustbeexplosionproofandratedto

operateatamaximumof220voltswithGFCIprotection. Nometallicguardsto

beusedforlightingguard.

e) Workisnotpermittedonorinproximityofenergizedcircuitsofanyvoltage

unlessadequatesafetymeasureshavebeentakenandtheworkoperationhas

beenreviewedandapproved.

f) Electricalcordsmustbecoveredorelevated.Theymustbekeptclearof

walkways

and

other

locations

where

they

may

be

exposed

to

damage

or

create

trippinghazards.OnlyULitemsbeused.

g) Hazardousareasmustbebarricadedandappropriatewarningsignsposted.

h) Energizedwiringinjunctionboxes,circuitbreakerpanelsandsimilarplacesmust

becoveredinweathertightboxes,panelsetc.andplacardedastothefunction

andtheratedvoltage.

j) Electricalcordutilitiesboxesshallbetheoutdoortype,properlymaintained

withspring loadedcovers.

k) Extensioncordswillbeextendedorplacedatanelevationof2.8mtrs.

Suspendedwithnonconductivematerialsweretheymaybecomeatripping

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14.2.3. CONDITIONSOFCORDSANDPLUGS

a) Visualinspection.Portablecordandplugconnectedequipmentandflexible

cordsets(extensioncords)shallbevisuallyinspectedbeforeuseonanyshift

forexternaldefects(suchaslooseparts,deformedandmissingpins,ordamage

toouterjacketorinsulation)andforevidenceofpossibleinternaldamage

(suchaspinchedorcrushedouterjacket).Cordandplugconnectedequipment

andflexiblecordsets(extensioncords)whichremainconnectedoncetheyare

putinplaceandarenotexposedtodamageneednotbevisuallyinspected

untiltheyarerelocated.

b) Flexiblecords

may

not

be

fastened

with

staples

or

otherwise

hung

in

such

a

fashionascoulddamagetheouterjacketorinsulation.

c) Ifthereisadefectorevidenceofdamagethatmightexposeanemployeeto

injury,thedefectiveordamageditemshallberemovedfromservice,andno

employeemayuseituntilrepairsandtestsnecessarytorendertheequipment

safehavebeenmade.

d) Whenanattachmentplugistobeconnectedtoareceptacle(includinganona

cordset),therelationshipoftheplugandreceptaclecontactsshallfirstbe

checkedto

ensure

that

they

are

of

proper

mating

configurations.

e) Attachmentplugsandreceptaclesmaynotbeconnectedoralteredinamanner

whichwouldpreventpropercontinuityoftheequipmentgroundingconductor

atthepointwhereplugsareattachedtoreceptacles.Additionally,thesedevices

maynotbealteredtoallowthegroundingpoleofaplugtobeinsertedinto

slotsintendedforconnectiontothecurrentcarryingconductors.

f) Adapterswhichinterruptthecontinuityoftheequipmentgroundingconnection

maynotbeused.

g) Energizedplugandreceptacleconnectionsmaybehandledonlywithinsulating

protectiveequipmentiftheconditionoftheconnectioncouldprovidea

conductingpathtotheemployee'shand(if,forexample,acordconnectoris

wetfrombeingimmersedinwater).

h) Overcurrentprotectionofcircuitsandconductorsmaynotbemodified,even

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CARTRIDGE/TOOLISSUANCECONTROL

CartridgeQuantity ReceivedBy

Date Issued Returned

Used

Returned

Unused

Returned

Unexploded

Tool

Issued

(Type/MDL)

CertNo. Name/

Signature

IssuedBy Remarks

Warning: Aboveitemscanonlybeissuedtoworkerswithvalidtrainingcertificate Storekeeper:..

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15. LADDERS

INTRODUCTION

TDEwillprovideandensurethatonlymetalortimberladdersofOPMSANGapprovedtypesare

providedtoensureasafemeansofaccessandegresstotheworkplace.Laddersshallconform

tosectionII9.2oftheSACSMandSAScaffoldingSafetyHandbook(SASSH)requirements.

15.1.SELECTION

A laddermustbeof theproper length for thejob tobedone. If it is tobeused for

accessor

as

aworking

place,

it

shall

rise

to

aheight

of

at

least

0.9

meter

(3

feet)

above

thelandingplace.

Metal ladders,ladderswithmetalreinforcedsiderails,andladderswhicharewet,shall

notbeusednearelectricalequipmentwithexposedliveconductors. Suchladdersshall

haveawarningnoticeattachedtoguardagainstusenearelectricalequipment.

Aluminumladdersshallnotbeusedwherethereisalikelihoodofcontactwithmaterials

harmfultoaluminum,suchascausticliquids,damplime,wetcement,andseawater.

15.2.CONDITION

Each laddershallbeexaminedbeforeusebytheuser. Thosewithsplitorbrokenside

rails,missing,broken, loose,decayedordamaged rungsor cleatsorwithother faulty

equipmentshallbetaggedDONOTUSEandremovedfromservice.

Rungsshallbeproperlymortisedintosiderails. Cleatsshallbeinsetbyonehalfinch,or

fillerblocksusedonthesiderailsbetweenthecleats. Cleatsshallbeuniformlyspaced

30.5centimeters(1foot)fromtoptobottom.

15.3.POSITION

Thesiderailsofaladdershallbeequallysupportedonafirmlevelsurface. Boxes,blocks

barrelsetc.shallnotbeusedasameansofsupport. Theareaatthebaseoftheladder

must be kept clear. Ladders shall not be used in a horizontal position as platforms,

runways,orscaffolds.

Laddersshallnotbesupportedontheirrungsorcleats. Rungsorcleatsshallnotbeused

tosupportscaffoldplanks.

Whereeverpossible, ladders shallbe setatanapproximateangleof75degrees (one

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Bothsiderailsofaladdershallbeevenlysupportedattheupperrestingplace. Siderails

mustbe

securely

tied

off

to

prevent

movement.

Where

secure

fixing

is

impracticable,

other measures must be taken to prevent movement. Where secure fixing is

impracticable, othermeasuresmust be taken to preventmovement by securing the

base,usingsideguys,orstationingamanatthebasetofoottheladder. Amanatthe

basewillbeunabletocontrolaladdermorethan6meters(20feet)inlength.

Aladdershallalwaysbepositionedsothatthereisspacebehindeachrungorcleatfora

properfoothold. Thereshallbenoobstructioninthewayofamansfoot,particularlyat

thelandingplatform.

Whereladders

have

to

be

suspended,

both

side

rails

shall

be

lashed

top

and

bottom

to

provideequal support. Where long laddersareused, they shallalsobe lashedat the

centertopreventlateralmovement.

15.4.USE

Whereanextension ladder is fullyextended, theminimumoverlapofsectionshallbe

fourrungs. Splicingorlashingladderstogetherisnotpermitted.

Menascendingordescending laddersshallnotcarrytoolsandmaterials intheirhands.

Toolsmaybecarried inpocketsoronspecialbelts,provided there isnoriskof injury,

andmovementisnotimpaired. Materialshallbeloweredsecurelytiedorinabasket.

Amanworkingon,orfromaladder,musthaveasecurehandholdand,bothfeet,onthe

same rungor cleat. If thework tobedone requires theuseofbothhands, a safety

hangerisrequired. Onlyonepersonshallbeonaladderatonetime.

Jobmade laddersshallbeconstructed for their intendeduseand to thestandardsset

forth

by

the

OPM

SANG.

15.5. GENERAL

Ladders shall bemaintained in good condition at all times. Joints shall be tight, all

hardwareandfittingsshallbesecurelyattached,andmovablepartsshalloperatefreely

withoutbindingorundueplay.

Laddersmustnotbepainted.

Wherea ladder iscarriedbyoneman,thefrontendshallbekepthighenoughtoclear

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15.6. CONSTRUCTIONPROJECTENGINEER

Initiateshortbriefingwithcraftsmenandforemenanddiscusshowtoavoidorminimize

riskofinjurytomenbyusingthepropertypeandcorrectinstallationofladder.


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16. ELECTRICALINSTALLATIONANDEQUIPMENT

All electrical works, installation and wire capacities shall be in accordance with the

pertinentprovisionofthecontractandNationalElectricalCode.

16.1.GENERALPROCEDURES

TDE is responsible for the temporary electric supply system on the construction site.

Beforeanyelectricalworkstarts,thefollowingproceduresshallbeobserved:

15.1.1Survey

the

area

and

check

for

possible

hazards.

15.1.2. Getthenecessarypermitorclearancesdulyapprovedbytheauthority.

15.1.3. Adviceallworkersworkingneartheareaoftheactivitiestobeperformed.

15.1.4. Only qualified Electricians shall be allowed towork on any type of electrical

system.

15.1.5. Usethecorrectfuseorbreakerratingsonly.

15.1.6. Whenapprovalisobtained,seetoitthatnooverloadingofexistingSwitchgear,

fusesorotherelectricaldeviceswilloccur.

15.1.7. The electrical supervisor is directly responsible for the overall safety of the

installation.

15.1.8. Before any part of the Installed system is energized, itmust be thoroughly

tested,tagsandlockoutsprovidedtopreventaccidentalswitching/throwingof

theline.

15.1.9. TDEwillfollowMonthlyColorCodeSystemforElectricalCords,Tools&Lifting

Gear. ThefollowingcolorsshallbefollowedforOneyear:

1stMonth Yellow

2nd

Month Green

3rd

Month Red

4th

Month Blue

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15.2.1. Allfieldfittingsshallbeweatherproof.

15.2.2. Electric toolsandweatherproofextension lightsshallbe inspectedeach time

theyareIssuedandreturned. Thisshallbepartofthetoolroomprocedure.

15.2.3. Exposedwiresonportabletoolsshallbereplaced.

15.2.4. All electrically operated hand tools shall be rated and used at a voltage not

exceeding220v.

15.2.5. Inhazardousareasorrestrictedareas,explosionprooflightfittingsshallalways

beused.

15.2.6. Onlyqualifiedelectriciansshallmakerepairsandcarryoutmaintenancechecks.

15.2.7. GroundfaultcircuitInterruptersshallbeusedforallhandheldelectricaltools.

15.2.8. Boxesofmainswitches,fuses,circuitbreakers,etc..shallnotbeleftopenafter

repairshavebeenmade.

15.2.9. Onlyapprovedtoolsproperlyinsulatedorgroundedshallbeused.

15.2.10. Electricianswearthenecessaryprotection.

16.3. UNDERGROUNDCABLES

15.3.1. Normaldepthofundergroundcablesvariesbetween18Inchesto3feet.

15.3.2. Nomechanicalexcavationshallbestartedbeforetesttrencheshavebeendug

manuallyandcablelocationsestablished.

15.3.3.

Exposed

underground

cable

shall

be

supported

and

area

barricaded.

These

are

nottoberepositionedormoveduntilcertifiedtobe"dead".

15.3.4. Damagetoanyelectricalcableexposedduringexcavationshallimmediatelybe

reportedtoOPMSANGandareabarricaded.

15.3.5. Incaseofelectricalaccident:

15.3.5.1 Getassistancefromfirstaides,adoctorandanambulance.

15.3.5.2 NEVERtrytoremoveapersonfromanElectricalAccident;beforeshuttingof

the power. Release the victim from the contact by using dry gloves, dry

blanket,drywood,dryclothingorinsulatedequipment.


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17. SCAFFOLDING

INTRODUCTION

All scaffolding work shall meet the requirements of OHSAs related guidelines and

recommendations.

Management

TDE identifies that everyones safety depends upon the proper erection and safe use of

scaffolding and stress upon the need to inspect scaffolding before each use to see that the

assemblyhas

not

been

altered

and

is

safe

for

use

as

per

the

scaffolding

Safety

handbook

and

applicableG.I.

A. PriortoErection

1. Jobsiteconditions,suchasproximitytoelectricpowerlines,weatherprotectionscaffold

coverings, highwinds and falling object protection shallbeevaluated and adequately

providedfor.

2.

Inspectall

equipment

before

use.

Keep

all

equipment

in

good

repair.

Do

not

use

equipment that isdamagedordeteriorated.Scaffoldingshallrestonsoundbase.Sand

ormadeupgroundshallbefullycompacted.

3. Scaffolddesign shall includeanalysisof loadcarryingmembersbyqualifiedpersonnel.

Scaffold shall be erected, moved and modified only under the direction of trained

(competent)Scaffoldbuilders.

3.a Scaffoldbuildersshallusefallprotection(fullbodyharness)andfallarrestsystemwhen

workingatheightsof1.82mtr.(6feet)orgreateronallscaffolds. Personnelshallbetied

off

at

all

times

while

on

scaffolds.

4. Allequipment shallbe inspected tosee that it is ingoodconditionand isserviceable.

Damagedordeterioratedequipmentshallnotbeused.

5. Woodplankare inspected to see that it isgraded for scaffolduse, is soundandgood

condition,straightgrained,freefromsawcutsandholes.

6. Scaffoldassemblyshallbedesignedtocomplywithsafetyrequirement.

7. AllScaffoldSupervisorsandInspectorsshallbeOPMSANGCertified.

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9. Employeesshallbedisciplinedforfailuretouseproperfallprotectionwhileonscaffolds

asperOPMSANGProgressiveDisciplinaryPolicy.

B. ErectionoffixedScaffold

1. Providesillsofadequatesize,properlyspaced.Baseplatesmustbeinfirmcontactwith

bothsillsandverticalposts.Careshallbetakenwhenscaffoldsaretobeerectedonfill

or otherwise soft ground. Any part of a building or structure used to support the

scaffoldingmustbecapableofsupportingtheloadtobeapplied.

2. Compensate forunevengroundbyusingscrewjackswithbaseplatesonly:Donotuse

unstableobjects

such

as

blocks,

loose

bricks

and

so

forth.

3. Wearsafetyglassesandhardhatswhenerectinganddismantlingsystemsscaffold.

4. Besure,allscaffoldingbeingerectedplumbandlevelatalltimes.

5. Donotforcememberstofit,plumbandlevelscaffolduntilproperfitcanbemadewith

ease.

6. Whenassemblingposttogetherbesurethatalldoublesnapbuttonsarefullyengaged.

7. Install horizontalmembers on both rings of each ring set from below and firmly set

wedges immediatelybeforeplacingnextmember.Donotstand, lean,orputweighton

horizontalmembersuntilthewedgesarefullyset.

8. Donotclimbverticalposts,horizontalmembers,orbracing.Accessmustbeprovidedto

allworkplatforms.Accessladdersmustextendatleast3feetaboveplatform.

9. Horizontal and/or vertical diagonal bracing may be required to prevent rack of the

scaffoldstructure.

10. Do not use of truss bearers without thorough consideration for the loads to be

supported.Donotcantilevertrussbearersorotherhorizontalmembers.

11. Guardrailsmustbeusedonallopensidesandendsofscaffoldplatform.Bothtopand

midrailsarerequired.Guardrailsshallbeprovidedwhenminimumheightisincreasing.

12. Toe boards are requiredwhenever people are required towork around the scaffold

platform.

13. Nottoextendplatformheightwithladders,boxesetc.

14. Allworkplatformsshallbefullyplanked.


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15. Not to use scaffolding formaterial hoist towers or formounting deckswithout first

evaluatingtheloadsandstressesinvolvedandadequatelyprovidingforthem.

16. Workplatformsmustbefullyplankedeitherwithscaffoldgradedorlaminatedplank,in

goodsoundconditionorwithfabricatedplatformsingoodcondition.

a) Eachplankmustoverlapitssupportbyaminimumof6inchesorbecleated,i.e.8

footplankson7footspansmustbecleated.

b) Planknotextendedbeyond itssupportbymorethan18 inches.Suchoverhangs

shallbeseparatedfromtheworkplatformbyguardrailingsothattheycannotbe

walkedon.

On

irregular

scaffolding

configurations

it

may

be

necessary

to

have

a

plankoverhang itssupportbymorethan18 inches.Inthesecasestheoverhang

nottoexceed1/3thelengthoftheplank.Overhangmustbeoutsidetheguarded

work platform andmust never be loadedwithmaterials nor shall any person

standorwalkontheseoverhangs.

c) Plankoncontinuousrunsmustextendoverthesupportsandoverlapeachother

byatleast12inches.

d) Spansof2 inchx10inchscaffoldgradeplankshallneverexceed10feet.Loads

onplank

shall

be

evenly

distributed

and

not

exceed

the

allowable

loads

for

type

ofplankbeingused.Nomorethanonepersonshallstandonanindividualplank

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Section18

1.CRANES

AND

RIGGING

EQUIPMENT

2. OPERATOR/EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATION

3. OPMSANGsIDs/VEHICLES


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18. CRANEANDRIGGINGEQUIPMENTOPMSANGOPERATOR/EQUIPMENT

CERTIFICATION

TDEwillcomplywithallcodesforusingmobilecraneonOPMSANGsFacilities.

18.1.GENERALRULEFOROPERATORSANDRIGGERS

a. TheoperatormustbetheholderofacurrentSAGoperators licenseandbe

OPMSANGCertifiedforthecraneheoperates.

b. Certificateshallalwaysbeinhispossession.

c. TheRigger

must

be

the

holder

of

OPM

SANGs

Rigger

Certificate

to

at

least

a

LevelIII.

d. Equipment Supervisormustensure thathisoperatorsarephysically fitand

mentally alert. If operators show any sign of illness,hemustbe removed

from thecrane.

e. Theriggerisresponsibleforproperattachingtheloadtothecraneandgiving

thecorrectsignalstothecraneoperator.

f. Therigger

is

the

only

person

authorized

to

give

signals

to

the

crane

operator.

g. The Crane Operators shall inspect cranes daily using the Preuse Daily

InspectionCheckListsandmaintainacopyintheCraneCab.

18.2.GENERALRULEFORCRANE

17.2.1. NocranemaybeoperatedwithoutOPMSANGsSticker. Thesticker isvalid

for threemonthsandwillbe issuedafterthecranehasbeen Inspectedand

foundserviceablebytheOPMSANGscraneinspector.

17.2.2. Allcranesusedforthesiteshallbeequippedwithfireextinguisher,seatbelts,

backup alarmand spark arrestor.Allmobile cranesworking forOPMSANG

shallbeequippedwithloadmomentindicatorsandshallbeequippedwithan

antitwoblockdeviceonatwoblockdamagepreventionfeatureforallpoints

oftwoblockingi.e.Jibs,extensions,etc.

17.2.3. Cranesshallnotenterarestrictedarea,oroperatewithinoneandaquarter

boom lengths of an oil line, gas line,oroverheadpower line, until awork

permitforthatparticularcranehasbeenissued.

17.2.4. Work Permitwill notbe issued if the operatordoesnothavewithhimhis

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17.2.5. A distanceof at least20 feet shallbemaintainedbetweenanypartof the

craneandanyoverheadpowerlineupto250KVand25Feetforover250KV.

17.2.6. Craneandliftinggearmustbeingoodmechanicalconditionandassembledin

accordancewiththemanufacturer'sspecifications.

17.2.7. Thedrivingandoperatingcabsshallbekeptfreeofrubbishandunnecessary

materials. Allbrokenglassshallbereplaced.

17.2.8. Noliftingdevices,suchasAFrames,Chainhoists,Spreaderbars,etc.,shallbe

useduntiltheyhavebeeninspectedandstickeredbytheOPMSANGsCrane

InspectionGroup(CIG).

17.2.9. Man baskets shall be inspected and stickered by the OPMSANGs Crane

InspectionGroup(CIG),beforebeingused.

17.2.10. All slings shallbe inspected at leastmonthly andmarkedwith thatmonths

safety color tape. All slings shall be documented on a sling log book as

specified by theOPMSANG. All slings,whennot in use, shall be properly

storedtopreventdamaged.

18.3.OPM

SANGS

OPERATOR

/EQUIPMENT

CERTIFICATION

Only qualified personnel in possession of the required SAG License andOPMSANGs

certificationshallbepermittedtooperateequipment.Craneoperatorsshallbequalified

inawrittenandapractical test inDhahran.Personnelmustbeable toreadandwrite

EnglishorArabictotakethewrittentest(Reminder:TheOPMSANGcranecertification

states the types of cranes that the crane operator is certified to operate. The crane

operator shall not operate any cranes other than those stated on the certification.

OperatorsshallnotliftmanbasketsunlessOPMSANGcertified.)

CranesmusthaveacurrentOPMSANGscraneinspectionsticker.Inorderforthecrane

tobe inspected,acertifiedoperatororcertifiedcranemechanicforthatcraneshallbe

available.

Shallacranefailexaminationduetomajorfaults,andthosefaultscannotberectifiedat

thejobsite,itshallberemoved.Itshallnotbeallowedtoremainonsite.

Failure to complywith these requirements could result inworkbeing stopped in that

part of the operation until those deficiencies have been corrected, as stated in the

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18.4.OPMSANG IDs/VEHICLES

AllTDEemployeesshallhaveaOPMSANGIDbeforebeginningwork,intheproject.

TDEmanagement ensure that no one shall use another persons ID and shall notify

employeesrequiringaccesstoSecurityComputerGatesthatanyattempttogainaccess

bytwo(2)ormorepeopleusingthesame IDattheturnstilegatewillfailasawarning

signalsounds immediately inthegatehouse.The IDshallbeconfiscatedandadditional

penaltiesmaybeimposed. AlostIDshallbereportedimmediately.

TDE employees shall be trained to be courteous and civil to personnel at Plant and

Facilitysecurity

gates.

All TDE vehicles requiring access to a Restricted Area Plant or Facility shall have a

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WIREROPESLINGINSPECTIONLOG

Contractor:___________________________________ Location:________________________________

BI/JONumber:_________________________________ProjectTitle:___________________________

Sling# Diameter Length SWL DateIn

Service

DateOut

Service

InspectorSignature(Date)


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MECHANICALEQUIPMENT


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19. MECHANICALEQUIPMENT

19.1.SAFEPRACTICES/PROCEDURES

The following outlines precautionarymeasures need to be observedwhen operating

mechanicalequipmentinordertopreventcostlyaccident:

18.1.1. TheuseofequipmentshallbeinaccordancewithEM 385-1-1ofOPMSANG

SafetyRegulations.

18.1.2. Operatorsofmotorizedequipment shallalwayscarrywith them theirSaudi

ArabianLicense

when

operating

motorized

equipment.

18.1.3. Only authorized, experienced and trained operators shall be allowed to

operate/drivemechanicalequipment.

18.1.4. Provide guard to all exposedmoving parts ofmachinery, i.e., gears, belts,

pulleys,fans,hotpartsandrevolvingparts.

18.1.5. Allmechanical equipment shall be inspected regularly before using and at

regular Intervals thereafter. Servicing of preventivemaintenance schedule

shallbe

strictly

observed.

18.1.6. Norepairs,adjustment,orreplacementofpartsshallbepermittedonmoving

machinery. Alwaysstopmachinewhendoingrepairworkstoavoidaccidental

operation.

18.1.7. Daily,beforethestartof thework,operatorshallcheckthefollowing items:

oil, water, hydraulic levels, signals and indicators system, guards, limits

switches andother safety equipment to ensure smoothoperations. Check

stickers,passes/inspectiontagsandfirefightingequipment.

18.1.8. Mechanicalequipment shallnotbe leftunattendedwhen running. Parking

brakesshallbeapplied,wheelschockedandenginestopped. Hydraulicparts

suchasblades,scrapers,etc.,mustbeloweredtotheground.

18.1.9. Maintaincleanlinessofallmechanicalequipment

18.1.10. While traveling or working near the highway, all signal lights shall be

operated. Reflectors,barricades,signs,etc.shallbeconspicuouslyinstalled.

18.1.11. Beforemovingequipment fromanyposition,checkaround theunit forany

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18.1.12. Reportanyabnormalities likenoise,smellandunusualconditionswhenever

noticedintheequipment.

18.1.13. Each piece of equipment shall be providedwith a properlymaintained fire

extinguisher.

18.1.14. ReversingAlarms.(BackupAlarms)shallbeusedonallheavyequipment,

dumptrucksandotherequipmentasspecifiedduringtheproject.


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19. TRANSPORTATIONS

19.1. DEFINITIONS

DESIGNATEDDRIVERS:

Designated Drivers who posses valid Saudi Government Drivers License and

undergoneSafetytrainingfromSafetyEngineer.

19.2. FITNESSTEST:

Transportationofworkersandmaterials toand fromworkspotwillbedoneas

pertheproceduresdetailedbelowtoperformasafetransport:

DesignatedDriversshallbedrivingthevehicleforworkersandmaterials.

Driversresponsibilitychartwillbeprovidedforreferences.

VehicleshallbeprovidedwithFirstAidKitandFireExtinguisher.

AllDriversshallobeythespeedlimits.

Monthlyinspectionofvehicleshallbedone.

Tires,lights,brakes,signalsetc.shallbeperiodicallychecked.

AllDrivers

will

be

instructed

before

placement

about

:i) DefensiveDrivingandFirstAiding

ii) ReportingAccidentProcedure.

AllDriversandpassengersshallwearseatbelts,iftheseating capacity

islessthan16passengers.

19.3WORKERSTRANSPORTATION:

AllworkerswillboardtheBus/Pickupatthedemarcatedarea.

Limitednumberofpersonswillbeallowed.

Noworker

will

be

allowed

to

ride

on

deck.

Beforestartingthevehicle,doors,willbeclosed.

OnlyCompanyemployees&IDholderswillbetransported.

Nobodyisallowedtorideinthebedsofanyvehicleatanytime.Thesamefor

heavyequipment.

IftheseatingcapacityofBusismorethan16passengers,onlytheBusDriver

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19.4 MATERIALTRANSPORTATION:

Ensure that thematerials does not exceed themanufacturersDesign Load

CapacityofTrailer/Truck.

Allmaterialsmustbesecuredandtieddown.

MaterialsshallbearrangedwellinsidetheTrailer/Truck.Ifloadisextending

beyond front or rear shall bemarkedwith aRed Flag. Such loads shall be

equippedwith visible Brakes& Tail Lights. The pilot vehicle shall proceed

aheadofTrailer/Truck.

Vehicle / Truck will not be allowed to transport unidentified and

unauthorizedmaterials.


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MATERIALLAYDOWNYARD


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21. MATERIALLAYDOWNYARD

TheTDE

lay

down

yard

and

facilities

shall

include

the

following:

a. Securityfenceanddoublewidthlockupgates

b. BuildingsorSealandcontainersforsecurityofsmallmaterialitems

c. Fireequipment(fireextinguishers,waterbarrelsw/buckets,etc)

d. Propergascylinderstoragewithappropriatesigns

e. Toilets portabletype

f. Trashcanswithcovers

g. Dunnageandpalletsforplacingmaterials

h. Flammablestorage

TDEstorageyardsshallbe laidout inaccordancewithOPMSANGsStandardswithrespectto

spacing of rows, concentrationwithin rows, and concentration ofmaterials. Stockpiling of

combustiblematerialsshallbeinterspersedwithnoncombustiblematerials. Storageareasand

aislesshallbedelineatedbymarkers.

TDE shall submit to OPMSANGs Representative for review prior to implementation plan,

layouts and storage areas for storingmaterials and equipment and additionally, site offices.

Thesestorageareasshallbedesignedandlaidoutasfollows:

Adequate access road to the lay down yard and shall be kept clear and unobstructed at all

times.

Adequatelightingtoilluminatethestorageyards.

A systemof securitymenofeight (8)hours shift shallbeplanned tomaintainsecurity in the

absenceofworkersinthesite.

TDE storage yardswillbe laidout inaccordancewithOPMSANGsStandardsandwillbe

indicatedinTDETemporaryLaydownYardDwg.

The perimeter fence of sound construction and design appropriate for the intended

protectionof

the

area

will

be

provided

for

materials

storage

yards.

ThefenceshallbefrequentlyinspectedbyTDESafetySupervisorandSecurityGuard.

Twoaccessgateswillbeprovidedforthestorageareadirectlyoppositetoeachother.

Materials shallbe arrangedwithOPMSANGs Standardswith respect to spacingof rows,

concentrationwithinrows,andconcentrationofmaterials.

Stockpilingofcombustiblematerialsshallbeinterspersedwithnoncombustiblematerials.

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NorthDirectionhasbeen indicatedon TDE temporary Laydownyardand temporary yard

scheduledforlessthan3months.(referenceTDETem

Documents

TDE Loss Previention and HIP 8MAY