chip eng seng construction site visit

Executive Project Manager Mr. Koh Keow Beng

ITINERARY

TAMPINES N6C

1A/1B

SITE MAP

ITINERARY

TIME ACTIVITY

1300 ARRIVAL & PASS EXCHANGE

1315 IN HOUSE SAFETY INDUCTION

1330 WAH MANAGEMENT

“FALL PREVENTION PLAN”

1400 TOURING EXHIBITS ON INNOVATION & WAH COMPLIANCES

1415 SITE TOUR (BLOCK 601A & 601B)

1530 TEA BREAK

1550 WAH LEADER IN CONSTRUCTION.

“BETTERMENT OF WAH AWARENESS”

1620 Q & A

1635 DEPARTURE FROM TAMPINES N6C 1A/1B

ROUTE OF SITE WALK

ASSEMBLY POINT

MTBM AREA 601A 601B

ASSEMBLY POINT 601A 601B ASSEMBLY POINT

CONTINGENCY PLAN

IN CASE OF ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS, ALL TO

PROCEED TO CES SITE MEETING ROOM . TWO VIDEO SLIDE

SHOWS WILL BE PRESENTED:

“PRECAST PLANKS INSTALLATION”

“DOUBLE TIER COLUMN INSTALLATION”

WSH Officer Swee Ken Peng

Safety Introduction Training

TITLE:

PROPOSED PUBLIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

COMPRISING 6 BLOCKS OF 14 STOREY, 1 BLOCK OF 15

STOREY & 8 BLOCKS OF 16 STOREYS FLATS, 2 STOREY

CARPARK WITH ROOF GARDEN, COMMERCIAL &

COMMUNAL FACILITIES, PRECINCT PAVILIONS AND ESS

AT TAMPINES AVE 9 WITH PROPOSED PARK (TAMPINES N6

C1A & 1B WITH PARK) TAMPINES PLANNING AREA

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SITE LOCATION

Gate 1 Gate 2

Residential Blocks

There are male and female toilets situated at the ground level of the site

office.

For female visitors please do ask for the lock combination number from

our site admin.

FEMALE MALE

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Safety

Helmet with chin strip

Visitors Pass

Safety Shoes

Siren will be blasted by tower

cranes

during an emergency

evacuation. In an orderly

manner, all visitors are to

assemble at assembly point.

DO NOT PANIC and run in

haphazard manner. Keep calm

while proceeding to assembly

point.

We are here

601A & BMai

n

Gat

e

Assembly

Point

Lifting areas are cordoned off with red & white tape / temporary movable barricades and

warning signage are displayed to alert and warn all Stakeholders

“DO NOT ENTER INTO THE LIFTING ZONE”.Kindly consult consent from the individual by Lifting Supervisor before entering the lifting

zone.

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Be aware of protruding rebar, slippery roads etc when walking on site.

Do NOT goof/play or conduct horse

play on site.

Be aware of your surroundings and

follow the traffic rules.

SAFETY IS ALWAYS FIRST.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION

HOPE YOU HAVE AN ENJOYABLE TIME

ON BOARD TAMPINES N6C 1A/1B

Presentation by

WSH Officer Swee Ken Peng

Fall Prevention Plan

Prepared By:

_________________________

WSHO Swee Ken Peng

Approved By:

_________________________

EPM Koh Keow Beng / PM Qin Xu HuiRev 20

19th Oct 2016

Fall Prevention Plan For

Tampines N6C1A/C1B

Project information

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PROPOSED PUBLIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING 6

BLOCKS OF 14-STOREY, 1 BLOCK OF 15-STOREY & 8 BLOCKS

OF 16 STOREYS FLATS, 2-STOREY CARPARK WITH ROOF

GARDEN, COMMERCIAL & COMMUNAL FACILITIES, PRECINCT

PAVILIONS & ESS AT TAMPINES AVENUE 9 WITH PROPOSED

PARK (TAMPINES N6 C1A & 1B WITH PARK) (TAMPINES

PLANNING AREA

Policy for Fall Prevention

Chip Eng Seng Contractors (1988) Pte Ltd is committed in providing a safe work environment for itsemployees to prevent occupational injuries due to falls.

Fall Prevention Plan is an integral part of our commitment to a safe working environment. At any timewhen worker is exposed to fall from height hazards, we will implement control measures fromengineering controls to PPE to reduce the risk level.

Fall Prevention is achieved through hierarchy controls that will involve all levels of management.Supervisors and workers are expected to access the risks associated with the task and ensure thatproper mitigation is in place to protect them while climbing and working at height. Where worker isunsure of the methods, equipment or procedures to reduce the risk they are to seek direction fromtheir supervisors

The application of this policy shall be outlined within the fall prevention plan and shall be responsibilityof every worker within the company. This policy is supported by the highest level of management andshall be enforced without exception. CES is committed to reduce and ultimately eliminate anyaccident/incident resulting from working at height.

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Purpose of Fall Prevention Programme

• To Establish Guidelines And Procedures To Protect Everyone Engaged InExternal & Internal Work Activities That Expose Them To Potentials FallsFrom Heights And & Falling Objects And Various Rescue Methods.

• To Implement Guidelines And Procedures Through Effective Education /Training, Substitution, Engineering & Administrative Controls AndEnforcement To Meet Corporate Objective In Eliminating Accidents DueTo Fall From Height Therefore Achieving Zero Accidents

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ResponsibilitiesMr. Swee Ken peng (WSHO) is appointed as competent person to develop, implement, maintain and evaluate the Fall Prevention Plan.

Employer

Ensure that there is proper allocation of manpower and resources to ensure that the procedure is implemented at all site and reviewing the FPP quarterly with EHS department to ensure its effectiveness.

Employee

• Responsible for complying with the procedure•To bring management’s attention of any unsafe or hazardous conditions and practices that may cause injury to either themselves or any other employees•Understand and adhere to the procedures outlined in this Fall Prevention Plan.•Report of any incident/ near misses that may cause injuries to the workers

Executive Project Engineer/Project Engineer/Site Manager /Site Supervisor/Archi Coordinator/ M&E Coordinator

•Responsible for implementing the procedure on site•Ensure that workers are trained and briefed on the hazards and control measures before commencement of work.•Ensure that workers are donned in the correct type of PPE and also ensure the correct use of the PPE.•Responsible for monitoring compliance.•Ensure that all required resources are available before commencement of work.•Participate in formulation and review of FFP

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Responsibilities

Site EHS Department

• Responsible in monitoring compliance with procedures, routine inspection for works at height.• Identification of high risk activities during the joint conduction of Risk Assessment and Safe Work Procedures and recommendation of control measures to minimise the risk level• Conduct training to the employees and supervisors in recognising fall hazards and use of fall restraints and fall arrest system• Review of the FPP with relevant stakeholders to ensure its effectiveness

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ResponsibilitiesWork at Height Supervisor

1.To ensure that the person working at height in a workplace only after he has received adequate safety and health training to familiarize himself with the hazards associated with work at height and the precautions to be observed.2.To inspect and ensure any travel restraint system or any fall arrest system to be used in a workplace to carry out at the workplace any work at height are in good working conditions and are safe to use.3.To inspect and ensure the anchorage and anchorage line of the travel restraint system or fall arrest system at the start of every work shift to ensure that they are in good working conditions and are safe for use. 4.To immediately remove from service and such anchorage or anchorage line which is found to be defective.5.To immediately enters the results of every inspections referred to in sub-paragraph (2 & 3 ) into a register containing such details as may be required by the Commissioner before the end of the work shift.6.To ensure no hazardous work at height without permit to work.7.To ensure application for a permit-to work to carry out any hazardous work at height shall be made by the supervisor of the person who is to carry out the hazardous work at height.8.Briefs / trains workers on the safe work procedures, risk assessment, in-house rules and regulations, and othersafety requirements in Tool Box Meetings or other appropriate training means, as applicable, and maintain such training records.9.To ensure PPE and fall prevention equipment are adequate and in good conditions (eg. Safety helmet, safety boots, safety belt / harness and hand gloves, etc).10.To ensure safe means of access or egress to the work area are provided

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ResponsibilitiesWork at Height Supervisor

11.To ensure all persons subjected to falling risks are equipped with Personal Fall Arrest System (PFAS).12.To ensure edge protection provided when there is falling risk.13.To inspect anchorage and lifeline installed.14.To ensure travel restraint system used to exclude persons from falling risk.15.To ensure material, equipment and work tools are placed at least 1m away from edges of building.16.To ensure materials, equipment and work tools are checked and free of damage or defect.17.To ensure adequate lightings are provided along the access and the work area.18.To ensure adequate and secured life line with padding against wear and tear are provided.19.To ensure barricade are erected to prevent fall from height.20.To ensure work area in good working conditions.21.To ensure safety measures are implemented before apply the Permit To work.22.To ensure personnel are adequately trained to perform work at height.23.As a Risk Assessment team member to supports the WSH Officer in the identification of measures in the safe work procedures / practices and risk assessment report for works intended for execution24.As an Emergency Rescue Team member shall assist ERT Warden and Emergency Coordinator during an emergency rescue operation.25.As a member of site organization (refer to the Organization chart) you have to follow the instruction from the Project Director , Project Manager and to guide the supporting staffs

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ResponsibilitiesWork at Height Assessor

1.Assess whether all reasonably practicable measures have been taken to ensure the safety and health of the person who will be carrying out the hazardous work at height; and2.inspect the site (including its surroundings) where the hazardous work at height is to be carried out together with the supervisor of the person who is to carry out the work, to ensure that the hazardous work at height can be carried out with due regard to the safety and health of the person and any other person at work in the factory who may be affected.3.If the work-at-height safety assessor is satisfied that the hazardous work at height can be carried out in the factory with due regard to the safety and health of persons who are to carry out the hazardous work at height and of other persons at work in the factory who may be affected, he shall endorse the application for the permit-to-work and forward the endorsed application to the authorised manager.4.It shall be the duty of the work-at-height safety assessor to exercise all due diligence when performing his functions in relation to the evaluation and endorsement of an application for a permit-to-work under paragraphs (1) and (2).

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ResponsibilitiesWork at Height Authorised Manager

The authorized manager for any hazardous work at height at a factory may issue a permit-to-work in relation to any hazardous work at height which is to be carried out in the factory if the authorised manager is satisfied that

1.there has been a proper evaluation of the risks and hazards involved in the carrying out of the work based on the available information;2.no incompatible work which may pose a risk to the safety and health of other persons at work in the factory will be carried out at the same time in the same vicinity as the hazardous work at height;3.all reasonably practicable measures will or have been taken to ensure the safety and health of the persons who carry out or are to carry out the hazardous work at height; and4.all persons who are to carry out the hazardous work at height are informed of the hazards associated with it.5.An authorised manager who issues a permit-to-work in respect of any hazardous work at height shall retain a copy of the permit-to-work.6.It shall be the duty of the authorised manager to exercise all due diligence when performing his function in relation to the issuance of a permit-to-work under paragraph (1).7.Subject to regulation 28, a permit-to-work shall be valid for the period stated therein, and if the hazardous work at height for which the permit-to-work is issued is not completed within the validity period, a fresh application shall be made in accordance with regulation 22.

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List Of Applicable Legal And Other Requirements Relevant To The Fall Prevention Plan

• Workplace Safety and Health Act• Workplace Safety and Health (Amendments) Acts 2008• Workplace Safety and Health (General Provisions) Regulations• Workplace Safety and Health (Construction) Regulations• Workplace Safety and Health (Risk Management) Regulations• Workplace Safety and Health (Incident Reporting) Regulations• Workplace Safety and Health (Scaffolds) Regulations 2011• Workplace Safety and Health (Working At Height) Regulations 2013• Workplace Safety and Health (Working At Height) Regulations 2014 Amendment• Singapore Standards CP 14: 1996 – Code of Practice for Scaffolds• Singapore Standards CP 20: 1999 - Code of Practice for Suspended Scaffolds• Singapore Standards CP 63 : 1996 (2005) – Code of Practice for The Lifting of Persons in Work Platforms suspended from

Cranes• Singapore Standard CP 79 : 1999 – Code of Practice for Safety Management System for Construction Worksites• Singapore Standard SS 506: Part 1: 2009 – Specification for OSH Management System• Singapore Standard SS 506: Part 2: 2009 – General Guidelines for the implementation of OSH Management System• Singapore Standard SS 508: Part 5: 2013 Graphical symbols — Safety colours and safety signs—Registered Safety Sign • Singapore Standard SS 528: Part 1: 2006- Personal Fall Arrest System: Full Body Harness• Singapore Standard SS 528: Part 2: 2006- Personal Fall Arrest System: Lanyards and Energy Absorber• Singapore Standard SS 528: Part 3: 2006- Personal Fall Arrest System: Self-retracting lifelines• Singapore Standard SS 528: Part 4: 2006- Vertical Rails and Vertical lifelines incorporating a sliding type fall arrestor• Singapore Standard SS 528: Part 5: 2006- Connectors with self locking and self closing gates• Singapore Standard SS 528: Part 6: 2006- Specifications for fall arrest system :System Performance Test • Singapore Standard SS 536 : 2008 – Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Mobile Cranes (Formerly CP 37 : 2000)• Singapore Standard SS 580 : 2012 - Code of Practice for Formwork• Singapore Standard SS 559 : 2010 – Code of Practice for Safe Use of Tower Crane • Code of Practice for Working Safely at Height (Published October 2009 by MOM)• Code of Practice for Working Safely at Height 2013• CES In-House Rules and Regulations

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Company Procedures For Compliances

To Set Up A Sub Committee For All Relevant Sub

Contractors Responsible For Fall Prevention Plan And

As Well As The Rescue Parties Together With The

Rescuing Procedures & Methods.

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Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

Formulation of Risk Assessment and SWP

Contract Awarded

Kick Off Meeting

Formation Of RA Team

Hazard Identification

Risk Evaluation

Implementation Of Control

Measures

Residual Risk Evaluation

Additional Control Measures

Signature and Approval

Implementation

Monitoring

Review

Work Completed

RA to be Jointly Conducted By RA Team

which consists of CES Staff and Sub con

relevant personnel.

Through monitoring, CES will evaluate to

ensure that all control measures adopted

are effective to minimise the risk level to as

low as reasonably practicable if not a review

to be done.

Objective of the meeting is to inform the

Subcon on the requirements of CES and

other statutory requirements.

Scheduled of Kick Off Meeting within two

weeks.

Endorsement By RA Team And Approval

By Site Top Management Representative

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Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

5 * 5 Matrix to use to evaluate the

risk level

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Types of Training

1. Safety Kick-off Meeting Before Work Commencement

2. In- House Safety Induction Course Before Work Commencement

3. Weekly In House Training By Sub-Con

4. Specific Work Training By Sub-con

5. Weekly Mass Tool Box Training By Safety Personnel

6. Monthly Safety Committee Meeting / Weekly Site Inspection

7. Safety Promotion To Raise Awareness

8. Implementing FPP to All Workers Associated With Working At

Height

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Various Types of Inspection Frequency

1. Daily Inspection By WSHO.

2. Daily & Spot Check Inspection By CES WSHS

3. Standing Supervision By Sub Con WSHS

4. Weekly Safety Committee Inspection By WSHO

5. Weekly Scaffold Inspection By Scaffold Supervisor

6. Monthly Corporate Inspection

7. Weekly P&T Consultants Inspection

8. Quarterly HDB Audit

9. Ad-Hoc Inspection By WSHO & EPM.

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Summary of Work Activities That Requires Fall Prevention Plan

1. Repair And Maintenance Works And Refilling Diesel Operation On The Boring Rig.

2. Setting Up And Dismantling Of Kent ledge Operation.3. Use Of Man cage To Access For Setting Up And Dismantling Of Kent ledge

Operation. 4. Measurement Works And Welding Works Near Bored Hole.5. Installation of Slot On Barricade Near Bored Hole.6. Installation of 6m high hoarding. (Hoarding Post Runner)7. Installation of 6m high hoarding. (Hoarding Panel /Zinc sheet)8. Installation Of Runner. (Construction of Site Office and Worker Quarter)9. Installation Of Corridor Access. (Construction of Site Office and Worker

Quarter)10. Installation Of Corridor Railing. (Construction of Site Office and Worker

Quarter)11. Installation Of Corridor Railing and Overhang shelter using Boom Lift.12. Installation of Main Beam. (Construction of Site Office and Worker Quarter)

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Various Rescuing Methods1. Personnel

Victim is accessible by rescue team. Rescue Team need not use any rescue equipment

2. Man-Cage• Victim Is Not Accessible By Rescue Team. Use Of Man Cage Hoisted By Crawler

Crane To Bring The Victim Down.

3. For Difficult Cases-To call SCDF and wait for SCDF experts to arriveClassification of Difficult Cases

• Victim Fainted Eg. Unconscious, No Response to call• Unreachable by Rescue Team even using method 2 and 3.• Got Stuck in Structure – Rebar , Starter Bar or Concrete Structure etc.• Victim complaining about extreme pain when touched.• Injured sustain fractures or serious injuries• Body Torn Apart• Death Cases

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Various Rescuing Methods

To use the following machineries if available to reach the victim by using pull in method.

Scissor Lift Boom Lift

Machinery

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To use the following machineries if available to reach the victim by using pull in method.

Man Cage

Machinery

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Rescue Methods

Rescue by using a rope as temporary measure to wait for rescue

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Rescue Methods

Recovery position after rescuing

This recovery position shall be briefed to all rescuer or site personnel after

victim is being rescued which should be maintained as follow

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Fall Protection equipment

Maintenance of Fall Protection Equipment

• Daily inspection by sub-con WSHS during daily tool box

meeting

• Weekly Inspection shall be conducted on individual full body

safety harness & man cage by sub-con WSHS on respective

inventories and witnessed by CES WSHS Ramesh

• Checklists of the Inspection shall be kept on site and made

readily available for verification

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Check points for Full Body Safety Harness

FULL BODY

SAFETY HARNESS

(with Shock Absorber)

1) Webbing : Check that the webbing has no frayed

edges, loose or broken stitching, burns and cuts.

2) Lanyard : Check that the lanyard has no frayed

edges, loose or broken stitching, burns and cuts.

3) D-Ring / Dorsal Anchor Point : Check that the D-

Ring is not cracked or distorted.

4) Buckle : Check that the buckle is not loose, broken

or distorted.

5) Shock Absorbers: Check for any wear and tear of

the material.

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Proper Wearing of Safety Harness

Step 1

Hold your harness by the "D" ring and

shake out any kinks, ensuring the

straps are not tangled or twisted.

Step 2

Hold the harness up by the shoulder straps

and ensure leg straps hang free.

Step 3

Pass your arms through shoulder straps

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Step 4

Connect the chest buckle.

Step 5

Adjust the rear “D” so that it is

between the shoulder blades and

within the users reach. A rear “D”

that is too high or too low will

cause the body to take an

undesirable position during a fall

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Step 6

Pull the harness down at the back so

the sub pelvic strap sits under the

buttocks. DO NOT twist or cross the

straps.

Step 7

Connect the leg buckles and adjust

all webbing so that the harness fits

comfortably without restricting free

movement or pinching.

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Emergency Response & Rescue Team (ERRT)

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Emergency Response & Rescue Team (ERRT)

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Rescue Procedures Adopted By Site Management

• Upon Accident Occurred

• Site Main Controller (EPM Koh Keow Beng / PM Qin Xuhui) To Assess Situation and Make Decision

• Concurrently, Site Clerk activate SCDF Via calling 995 (If Needed)

• Site Incident Controller (WSHO Swee Ken Peng / WSHC Palani & Kevin Lam) Activate All Rescue Personnel on Standby and Stop All Work Activities.

• Site Main Controller Together With All Rescue Team To Decide Which Rescue Method Is More Feasible (Based on Victim’s Condition and Location)

• Decision & Method To Be Made For The Rescue And The Action.

• Based on decision by Site Main Controller (EPM Koh Keow Beng / PM Qin Xuhui), Site Incident Controller (WSHO Swee Ken Peng / WSHC Palani & Kevin Lam) lead Emergency Recue Team (based on availability) to safely bring down the victim.

• First Aider (WSHC Palani & Kevin Lam) To Apply First Aid For Victim If Necessary.

• Traffic Marshal (Murugesan) To Clear The Way For SCDF And Ambulance

• Arrival Of SCDF

• Site Main Controller (EPM Koh Keow Beng / PM Qin Xuhui) Report The Situation To The SCDF Officer

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Work Activities

for

General Works

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Fall Prevention MeasuresConstruction Worker Quarter Zinc Roofing (CES)

Activity Good Practice Photos Control Measures & Responsible

Person

Good EHS Means Good Business

Sense

Installation of

Zinc Roof at

Worker Quarter

Engineering Controls

Provision of proper work platform for worker to

access to the working height.

Administrative Controls

1.Permit to Work to applied to ensure all safety

measures are complied.

2.RA and SWP briefing to the workers prior to

commencement of work

3. Scaffold erect and inspect by qualified Erector

and Supervisor.

4. Do not climb over the guardrail of the scaffold

5. Work within the work platform of the scaffold

PPE

All Workers to be equipped with Safety Harness

and anchored to the guardrail of the mobile

scaffold

Responsible Person-

1.WSHC Palani

2.WSHC Kevin Lam

3.WSHS Rajes

4.WSHS Rahman

5.WSHS Kartick

6.WSHS Maha

7.WSHS Rana

8.WSHS Mahbub

9.WSHS Sundaram

Tangible Benefits

1.Increased Profit Margin

2.Resource Cost Savings

3.Productivity Gain

4.Process Improvements

5.Safer Work Environment

Intangible Benefits

1.Uphold of good company image

2.Business Recognition

3.Increased Customer Satisfaction

4.Increased Compliance

5.Worker’s Satisfactions

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Fall Prevention MeasuresErection of Barricade At Excavation Pit (CES)


Person


Sense

Erection of

Barricade At

Excavation Pit &

Trench


Provision of Fall Restrain System for workers

erecting the barricade


1.Daily Toolbox briefing



3. Training by WSH Personnel

4. Use of restrain system to erect the barricade at

the edge of excavation

PPE

All Workers to be equipped with Safety Belt and

anchored to Horizontal Life Line

Responsible Person-

1.WSHC Palani

2.WSHC Kevin Lam

3.WSHS Rajes

4.WSHS Rahman

5.WSHS Kartick

6.WSHS Maha

7.WSHS Rana

8.WSHS Mahbub

9.WSHS Sundaram

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresMaintenance Works At ECM (CES)


Person


Sense

Maintenance

Works At ECM


Provision of safe means access to ECM

treatment tank


1.Daily Toolbox Briefing

2. RA and SWP briefing to the workers prior to


3. Inspection by WSHS to ensure the stability of

safe mean access

PPE

All Workers to be equipped with belt and

anchored to the guardrail

Responsible Person-

1.ECO Nurul

2.WSHC Palani

3.WSHC Kevin Lam

4.WSHS Rajes

5.WSHS Rahman

6.WSHS Kartick

7.WSHS Maha

8.WSHS Rana

9.WSHS Mahbub

10.WSHS Sundaram

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Work Activities

for

Structural Works

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Fall Prevention MeasuresWorking at Excavated Pit & Trench


Person


Sense

Carried out work

in Excavated Pit

& Trench


Provision of proper access/egress into the

excavated trench


1.Supervisor to ensure that the trench has been

inspected at least by site engineer daily and after

every downpour and COS for excavated trench

has been received





4.Inspection by WSH Personnel to ensure the

stability and rigidity of the access

Responsible Person-

1.Site Manager Sun Xin Lou

2.Project Manager Lou Xian Zhong

3.Site Manager Tai Teck Whong

4.Site Supervisor (Formwork, Rebar, Precast &

Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresWorking at Excavated Pit & Trench


Person


Sense

Erection Of

Barricade on

Pile cap


Provision of proper access/egress for safety

workers to access to the top of pile cap to install

the top rail and mid rail.


1.Training on sequential steps on safe erection of

barricade on pile cap conducted to all relevant

stakeholders before commencement of work





4. Inspection by WAH Supervisor

PPE

Workers are equipped with safety harness and

WAH Supervisor to ensure that all personnel

involved in the activities are anchored properly to

a secured point . Eg the rebar column

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresConcreting Works at Height


Person


Sense

Concreting Works

At Height


Provision of Barricade to edge of Pilecap and

proper access/egress point





commencement of work.

3. Inspection by WAH Supervisor

PPE

Workers are equipped with safety harness or

safety belt and WAH Supervisor to ensure that

all personnel involved in the activities are

anchored properly to guardrail

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresRebar Works At Heights 4.3 m


Person


Sense

Rebar Works Engineering Controls

Provision of proper working platform- mobile

scaffold


1.Use of mobile scaffold to access to the column





4. Provision of Mobile Scaffold erected by

qualified erector and inspect by Scaffold

Supervisor

5. Workers to stand and work within the platform

and anchored their safety harness to the

guardrail

6. Scaffold erect by ASC

PPE

Worker to put on safety harness and anchorage

onto the guardrail of the mobile scaffold .

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresConstruction of External Staircase & Wall Form At Height


Person


Sense

Construction of

External Staircase

& Wall Form


Provision of proper working platform – mobile scaffold


1.Use of mobile scaffold for erection of formwork for

the wall

2.Scaffold access to the external staircase erect by

qualified erector and inspect by Scaffold Supervisor





5. Inspection by WSHS and WAH Supervisor


7. Workers to stand and work within the platform and

anchored their safety harness to the guardrail .

8 Worker must not climb over the guardrail and only

work within the work platform

9. Scaffold to be sit on firm concrete ground

PPE

Safety harness anchorage to guardrail of the mobile

scaffold

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresConstruction of 4.3 Column


Person


Sense

Construction of

4.3 Column


Provision of proper working platform – mobile

scaffold and work bench


1.Use of mobile scaffold for erection of formwork









guardrail

7. Use of work bench for working height less than

2.5m

PPE

Safety harness anchorage to guardrail of the

mobile scaffold

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresFormworks Erection & Dismantle of Formwork ( Height Not More Than 3m)


Person


Sense

Formworks

Erection &

Dismantle

(Height not more

than 3m)


Provision of Work Bench


1.Usage of work bench to erect and dismantle of

formwork






5. The work bench must be placed on the level

ground.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department .

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresInstallation of Lift Shaft Platform


Person


Sense

Installation of

Lift Shaft

Platform


1.Provision of work platform


1.Training of Installation of Lift Shaft Platform

was conducted





4.Inspection by Engineer, WSHS and WAH

Supervisor

5. Use of Work Bench

PPE

Safety Harness anchorage at the lift line provided

Responsible Person-



3.Site Manager Tai Teck Whong (


Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresErection of False Work At First Storey Slab (Not more than 4m)


Person


Sense

Erection of False

Work At First

Storey Slab Not

more than 4m


1.Provision of safe work platform


1.Ensure at least 500mm work platform provided





4.Inspection by Engineer, Formwork Supervisor

WSHS and WAH Supervisor

PPE

Safety Harness anchored to the scaffold frame

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresErection & dismantling of column formwork


Person


Sense

Erection &

dismantling of

column

formwork


1.Provide of scaffolding platform









PPE


Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






68

Fall Prevention MeasuresErection & dismantling of ceiling shade formwork


Person


Sense

Erection &

dismantling of

ceiling shade

formwork











PPE


Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






69

Fall Prevention MeasuresErection & dismantling of staircase wall formwork


Person


Sense

Erection &

dismantling of

staircase wall

formwork











PPE


Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






70

Fall Prevention MeasuresErection and dismantling of column formwork


Person


Sense

Erection &

dismantling of

column

formwork











PPE


Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






71

Fall Prevention MeasuresErection and dismantling of GI props at kitchen yard


Person


Sense

Erection &

dismantling of GI

propping at

kitchen yard











PPE


Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






72

Fall Prevention MeasuresWork at the edge of the building (Air Con Ledge)


Person


Sense

Work at the edge

of the building

(Air Con Ledge)


Provision of hard barricade


1.Training on work at edge of the building (air

con)






Supervisor

PPE

Safety Harness anchored on the lifeline with the

looping onto the water pipe opening

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






73

Fall Prevention MeasuresWork at the edge of the building (Air Con Ledge & yards)


Person


Sense

Work at the

edge of the

building (Air

Con Ledge &

Yards) use of

safety screen


Provision of Safety Screen



con)






Supervisor

PPE

Safety Harness anchored on the Precast lifting

points

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






74

Fall Prevention MeasuresErection and dismantling of formwork along corridor


Person


Sense

Erection &

dismantling

Formwork along

corridor


1.Provision of hard barricade

No erection and dismantling of falsework and

formwork are allowed when scaffolding were

dismantled and in the mid of provision of safety

screen.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.CES PE Mike Phui / Individual block engineers

6.EHS Department

Responsible person are to inform and educate all

relevant workers performing the work activities

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






75

Fall Prevention MeasuresErection and dismantling of formwork along corridor


Person


Sense

Erection &

dismantling

Formwork along

corridor











PPE


Responsible Person-





Concreting)


6.EHS Department



Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






76

Fall Prevention MeasuresWork at along of the corridor


Person

Good EHS Means Good

Business Sense

Work at along the

corridor

(falsework &

formwork erection

& dismantling)

Elimination Controls

Timber to be installed at ground level before hoisting

to eliminate the risk of workers exposed to falling from

the edge of the building or any open sides.


1.Provision of Safety screen.


1.Training on work at edge of the building (air con)





4.Inspection by Engineer, WSHS and WAH Supervisor

PPE

Safety Harness anchored on the Precast lifting points

Responsible Person-





Concreting)


6.EHS Department From



Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






77

Fall Prevention MeasuresWork at the edge of the building (Air Con Ledge & yards)


Person


Sense

Work at the edge

of the building (Air

Con Ledge &

Yards) use of

safety screen


Provision of Scaffolding



con)






Supervisor

PPE

Safety Harness anchored on the Precast lifting

points

Responsible Person-

1.Responsible Person-





Concreting)


7.EHS Department From



Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






78

Fall Prevention MeasuresWork at the void area


Person


Sense

Work at the

Void area




1.Training on work at edge of the building.






Supervisor

PPE


looping onto RC column

Responsible Person-




4.Site Supervisor ( Formwork, Rebar, Precast &

Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






79

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF BARRICADE FOR THE STAIRCASE CORRIDOR


Person


Sense

Installation of

barricade for the

staircase corridor


Provision of anchorage point on the staircase corridor

for worker to anchor their safety harness while

installing barricade along the edge of the building

Ensure that there is proper access and egress

(temporary metal staircase)


1. Training on Safe Installation of staircase corridor for

workers by CES WSHC

2. Permit to Work to applied to ensure all safety




4. Supervisor to ensure that proper anchorage point is

selected (Lifting Point of precast wall)

5. Precast Supervisor ,CES WSHC and Sub

contractor WSHS to check on the worker safety

harness before worker commences their precast

installation.

6. Precast supervisor to ensure all workers are

hooking their safety harness on the anchorage point

before work commences

PPE

Workers to wear safety harness and anchored to the

guardrail of the barricade

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






80

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESWORK CARRIED OUT NEAR OR AT THE VOID AREA OF THE BLOCK


Person


Sense

Work carried out

near or at the

void area of the

block


Ensure that there is proper access and egress


Provision of anchorage point on the rebar

structure or precast beam for worker to anchor

their safety harness while installing working

platform






PPE

Workers to be equipped with effective fall arrest

system with adequate lifeline used

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






81

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF PRECAST PLANKS


Person


Sense

Installation Of

Precast Planks


1. Provision of SRL & easy barricade for worker to anchor

their safety harness while installing precast slab and floor

opening cover with BRC mash.

2. Ensure that there is proper access and egress (temporary

metal staircase).

3. Site engineer to plan the sequence of installing the precast

slab to prevent from overlapping to other precast slab that

can cause worker to fall from height.


1.Training on Safe Installation of precast component planks

to workers by CES WSHC

2.Permit to Work to applied to ensure all safety measures are

complied.



4.Supervisor to ensure that proper anchorage point is

selected (Lifting Point of precast slab)

5.Precast Supervisor ,CES WSHC and Sub contractor WSHS

to check on the worker safety harness before worker

commences their precast installation.

6.Precast supervisor to ensure all workers are hooking their

safety harness on the anchorage point before work

commences

7. Implementation of Color Flag System – Yellow

8. Only appointed personnel shall allowed to carry out the

work

PPE

Workers to anchored the safety harness to the life lines

anchored to the anchor point at the slab

Responsible Person-




4.Site Supervisor ( Formwork, Rebar, Precast & Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






82

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESPRECAST SLAB INSTALLATION WORK CARRIED OUT AT 2ND STOREY OF THE CONSTRUCTION LEVEL AND OTHER LEVEL


Person


Sense

Precast slab

installation work

carried out at

2nd storey of the

construction

level and other

level


1. Provision of barricade with netting surrounding the

construction level for workers to carry out precast slab

installation

2. Provision of metal tagging to cover the opening gap

that the precast slab fails to install


1. WSH supervisor to ensure all workers are hooking

their safety harness on the anchorage point on the

constructed rebar to prevent the workers from falling

from height.





4. CES WSHC, WSHS and Sub contractor WSHS to

check and ensure the erected barricade is safe to use.

5. CES WSHC, WSHS and Sub contractor WSHS to

inform worker to hook their safety harness on the

lifting point of the precast slab or temporary barricade

area

6. Implementation of Clour Flag System – Yellow

7. Only appointed personnel shall allowed to carry out

the work

PPE

Safety harness to anchored at the slab anchor or life

lines

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






83


Person


Sense

Installation

&

dismantling

of barricade

at the edge

of the

building at

construction level


Provision of PE design for anchorage point on the

floor for precast installers to hook onto to prevent

precast installer from falling from height


1.Training of Safe Installation & dismantling of

barricade post at the edge of the building at

construction level to all relevant personnel

2.Permit to Work to be applied and ensure all safety




4.Precast Supervisor ,CES WSHC and Sub contractor

WSHS to check on the worker safety harness before

worker commences their precast installation.

5.Precast supervisor to ensure all workers are



6. Implementation of Color Flag System – Red

PPE

All Workers to be equipped with Safety Harness

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department.

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






Fall Prevention MeasuresInstallation & dismantling of barricade at the edge of the building at construction level

84

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF PRECAST COMPONENT SUCH AS GABLE END WALL


Person


Sense

Installation of

precast

component

such as Gable

end wall.


Provision of PE design anchorage point on the

floor for workers to hook on their safety harness

while installing precast component


Precast supervisor to ensure all workers are

hooking their safety harness on the anchorage

point before work commences

Permit to Work to applied to ensure all safety


RA and SWP briefing to the workers prior to


Precast Supervisor ,CES WSHC and Sub



installation.

PPE

Workers to be equipped with safety harness and

anchored to the slab anchor point.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






85

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF PRECAST DOUBLE TIER COLUMN


Person


Sense

Installation of

precast double

tier column


1.Provision of PE design anchorage point on the floor

for workers to hook on their safety harness while

installing precast component

2. Use of Double Tier Ring Ladder












5. PE design for double tier ring ladder

PPE

Workers to be equipped with fall arrest system with

lifeline while accessing to the ring ladder

While installing the double tier , workers to anchorage

on the floor anchor point

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department .

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






86

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF WINDOW FAÇADE


Person


Sense

Installation Of

Window Facade


Provision of PE design anchorage point on the

floor for workers to hook on their safety harness

while installing precast component



hooking their safety harness on the anchorage

point before work commences





4.Precast Supervisor ,CES WSHC and Sub



installation.

PPE



Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






87

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF BARRICADE MESH


Person


Sense

Installation Of

barricade Mesh

for Next

Construction

Level


1.Barricade mash to be installed at openside.

2.Hook ladder to be use for this installation.

3.Precast lifting lugs to be used as anchorage points.


1.WSHS to ensure all workers are hooking their

safety harness on the anchorage point before work

commences





4. CES WSHS, WSHC and Sub contractor WSHS to

check on the worker safety harness before worker

commences installation of barricade mesh

5. Use of buddy system to hold the ladder while

workers are working at the ladders

6. 2 workers to hold install and hold the barricade

mesh while install on top of façade wall.

PPE



Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






88

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF PARAPET WALL


Person


Sense

Installation Of

Parapet Wall


1. Provision of lifeline or anchorage point on the

precast slab for worker to anchor their safety harness

while installing the parapet wall

2. Ensure that there is proper access and egress



1.Training on Safe Installation of precast component

parapet wall to workers by CES WSHC





4.Supervisor to ensure that proper anchorage point is

selected (Lifting Point of precast slab)


6.WSHS to check on the worker safety harness before





PPE

Workers to be equipped with fall arrest system with

lifeline while accessing to the ring ladder

While installing the double tier , workers to anchorage

on the floor anchor point

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






89

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF UPPER PROPS TO THE PRECAST STAIRCASE WALL AT THE GROUND LEVEL


Person


Sense

installation of

upper props to

the precast

staircase wall at

the ground level

Elimination

Installation of the upper prop at the ground level to

eliminate the falling hazard


1.Training on Safe Installation of precast component

to workers by CES WSHC





4.Precast Supervisor & Lifting Supervisor to ensure

that he upper prop are installed at the ground level

before hoisting to the staircase






provided at the mid landing

PPE

Workers to anchored their safety harness and

anchored to the anchored point at the slab

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






90

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF HOUSEHOLD SHELTER


Person


Sense

Installation

Of Household

Shelter


Provision of ladder


1. Buddy system must be deployed to hold the

ladder while the rigger perform the rigging and

unrigging and the lifting point of the house hold

shelter

2.Worker to hook up their safety harness on the

rigging lifting point before he commences his

work.



PPE

Workers to anchored their safety harness and

anchored to the anchored point at the slab

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






91

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF PRECAST SUNSHADE ON CONSTRUCTION LEVEL


Person


Sense

Installation of

Sunshade

Precast on

construction

level


1. Provision of designated anchorage point

2. Provision of life line


1.RA and SWP to be briefed to workers before

allowing any work commencement

2.Only precast workers are allowed to enter work

area (demarcated by yellow flag system)

3.To anchor onto designated anchorage point

(marked by red arrow)

PPE

Workers to wear their full body harness with twin

lanyard and anchor to designated anchorage

point (marked by red arrow)

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






92

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF SAFETY SCREEN


Person


Sense

Installation Of

Safety Screen


1. Provision of 3m wire rope sling

2. Provision of life line


1.WSHS to ensure all workers are hooking their

safety harness on the anchorage point before

work commences

2.Permit to Work to apply to ensure all safety




4.WSHS ,CES WSHC and Sub contractor WSHS

to check on the worker safety harness before

worker commences installation of Safety Screen

5. Appointed and qualified Rigger/ Signalman to

carry out the works

6.Rigging and unrigging to be performed on the

construction level. Chain sling of 3m is provided.

PPE


anchored to the anchor point.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






93

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF BARRICADES AT PERIPHERAL OVERHEAD SHELTER


Person


Sense

Installation of

barricades on

Peripheral

Overhead

Shelter


Provision of fully metal deck

Provision of trolley step ladders


1.PE Design of POS

2.Ensure 100% tied off when access form the

parapet wall to the POS platform

3.Briefing of RA & SWP

4.Application of PTW

5.Warning signage at the work area

6.Provision of life lines and fall arrestor for

workers installing the barricades

7.Use of trolley ladder to access and egress to

the POS work platform

PPE

Workers to be equipped with safety harness

anchored to the life lines

Responsible Person-



3.Site Manager Tai Teck Whong (


Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






94

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF BARRICADES AT CORRIDOR SLAB


Person


Sense

Installation of

barricades at

corridor slab

1) Installation of Barricades for Corridor Slab


Barricade posts and mesh barrier with orange

netting were instated onto the precast corridor

slab at the ground level before hoisting to

eliminate the risk of workers exposed to falling

from the edge of the building or any open sides.


1)RA, SWP and FPP for such work activities

must be briefed to the workers before allowing

any work commencement

2)Precast Supervisor must inspect the precast

and ensure that the barricades are being instated

before commencing the installation.

3)CES Lifting Supervisor must inspect the

precast and ensure that the barricades were

instated before allowing such hoist

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






95

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESRIGGING & UNRIGGING OF PRECAST LOAD COMPONENTS FROM TRAILER BED


Person


Sense

Rigging &

Unrigging of

precast load

components

1) Rigging of precast loads





2)Precast Supervisor must ensure all tower

crane hook block is provide with a linelife

3)Buddy system to be perform with the CES

lifting supervisor while ascending and

descending of the ladder

4)Training and briefing to be conducted to all

lifting personnel

PPE

1)Safety harness to be wore by the rigger/signal

man to facilitate the safe rigging methods.

2)Fall arrestor system to be use and hook on to

the linelife to ensure rigger expose to any fall

from height hazards.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






96

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF BARRICADES AT AIRCON LEDGE


Person


Sense

Installation of

barricades at

aircon ledge

2) Installation of Barricades for Air Con Ledge


Barricade posts and mesh barrier were instated

onto the precast aircon ledge at the ground level

before hoisting to eliminate the risk of workers

exposed to falling from the edge of the building or

any open sides.











Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






97

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF BARRICADES AT SUNSHADE


Person


Sense

Installation of

barricades at

sunshade

3) Installation of Barricades for Sunshade


Barricade posts were instated onto the precast

sunshade panel at the ground level before

hoisting to eliminate the risk of workers exposed

to falling from the edge of the building or any

open sides.











Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






98

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESINSTALLATION OF BARRICADES AT STAIRCASE MID LANDING


Person


Sense

Installation of

barricades at

staircase mid

landing

4) Installation of Barricades for Staircase Mid Landing


Barricade posts were instated onto the precast

staircase wall at the ground level before hoisting

to eliminate the risk of workers exposed to falling

from the edge of the building or any open sides.











Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






99

FALL PREVENTION MEASURESENCLOSURE OF CRC OPENING


Person


Sense

Enclosure for

CRC Opening


1. PE Design jackel plate CRC cover to enclose

the floor opening.





2)Precast Supervisor & Lifting Supervisor must

ensure the cover to be installed after installation

of CRC precast.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






100

FALL PREVENTION MEASURES CONSTRUCTION OF PNEUMATIC WASTES CONVEYANCE SYSTEM


Person


Sense

Construction

of

pneumatic

wastes

conveyance

system

1)Scaffold provided around the perimeter of PWCS

1)Safe means of access and egress provided to the top of

PWCS manhole


1.Provision of Scaffold

2.Provision of Vertical ladder

3.Provision of Barricade (Top and mid rail)

4.Provision of Toe boards


1.RA/SWP and FPP must be briefed to the

workers before allowing any work

commencement

2.Scaffold supervisor to inspect the scaffold after

erection and display the “Safe to Use” tag

3.Workers are only allowed to use the scaffold

when the “Safe to Use” tag is displayed

4.Only allowed to use the designated access

provided

5.To maintain three point contact while

ascending and descending from the ladder

PPE

Worker to be equipped with Safety Harness and

anchor to the Barricade.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






101

FALL PREVENTION MEASURES CONSTRUCTION OF PNEUMATIC WASTES CONVEYANCE SYSTEM


Person


Sense

Construction of

pneumatic

wastes

conveyance

system

3) Vertical ladder provided at the top of the manhole

4) Top and bottom of ladder properly secured


1.Provision of Scaffold

2.Provision of Vertical ladder

3.Provision of Barricade (Top and mid rail)

4.Provision of Toe boards


1.RA/SWP and FPP must be briefed to the workers

before allowing any work commencement

2.Scaffold supervisor to inspect the scaffold after

erection and display the “Safe to Use” tag

3.Workers are only allowed to use the scaffold when

the “Safe to Use” tag is displayed

4.Only allowed to use the designated access provided

5.To maintain three point contact while ascending and

descending from the ladder

PPE

Worker to be equipped with Safety Harness and

anchor to the Barricade.

Responsible Person-





Concreting)

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






102

Work Activities

for

Scaffolder

103

Fall Prevention MeasuresErection/ Dismantling of Metal Scaffolding


Person


Sense

Erection/Disma

ntling of Metal

Scaffolding


1.Provision of lifeline to anchor the safety

harness


1.Training for erection of scaffold





4.Inspection by Scaffold Supervisor

5. Provision of fall arrestor system.

PPE




scaffold frame and barricade

Responsible Person-

1.Project Manager

2. Site Supervisor

3. Scaffold Supervisor

4.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






104

Fall Prevention MeasuresSafe Access to Construction Level


Person


Sense

Safe Access

to

Construction

Level



harness


1.Training for erection of scaffold





4.Inspection by Scaffold Supervisor


PPE





Responsible Person-

1.Project Manager

2. Site Supervisor


4.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






105

Fall Prevention MeasuresSafe installation of platform for tower crane tie back


Person


Sense

Safe installation of

platform for tower

crane tie back



harness


1. Training for erection of platform.





4. Inspection by Scaffold Supervisor


PPE





Responsible Person-

1. Project Manager

2. Site Supervisor


4.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






106

Work Activities

for

Tower crane

107

Fall Prevention MeasuresAscending /Descending of Tower Crane


Person


Sense

Ascending/Descen

ding of Tower

Crane


Provision of lifeline to anchor the safety harness


1.Training for Proper Use of Fall Arrestor

Permit to Work to applied to ensure all safety




3. Ensure to maintain 3 point contact and 100%

tied off

PPE

Worker to be equipped with Fall Arrest System

with rope grab and to anchored to lifeline

Responsible Person- Erection Team

CES

EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






108

Activity Good Practice Photos Control Measures & Responsible Person Good EHS Means Good Business

Sense

Ascending/Desce

nding from the

mast to the cabin


Provision of ladder to access to the cabin


1.Application of Work-at-Height Permit to Work and ensure

all safety measures are complied.

2. CES and Safety Supervisor to brief RA and SWP to the

workers prior to commencement of work

3.Lifting supervisor to apply the permit for erection /

dismantling of tower crane before work commence

4.Lifting supervisor to brief the lifting plan to the workers

5.Lifting / Safety Supervisor in charge to ensure workers

who are erecting / dismantling the tower crane are wearing

safety harness and hook onto the anchorage point

PPE

Lifting / safety supervisor to ensure that workers who are

erecting / dismantling the tower crane are wearing safety

harness and hook onto the anchorage point

Responsible Person - Erection Team

CES

EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






Fall Prevention Measuresascending descending from the mast to the cabin

109


Sense

Safe erection /

dismantling of

tower jibs


Provision of anchorage point on the jibs and safety harness

to prevent workers from falling from height




2.CES and Safety Supervisor to brief RA and SWP to the




4.Lifting supervisor to brief the lifting plan to the workers5.




PPE




Responsible Person - Erection Team

CES

EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






Fall Prevention Measuressafe erection / dismantling of tower crane jibs

110


Sense

Safe erection /

dismantling of

cabin / cat


Provision of anchorage point on the jib and safety harness

to prevent workers from falling from height




2.CES and Safety Supervisor to brief RA and SWP to the




4.Lifting supervisor to brief the lifting plan to the workers




PPE





SANTE

1.Erection Manager

2.Erectors

3.WAH Supervisor

CES

EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






Fall Prevention Measuressafe erection / dismantling of cabin / cat

111


Sense

Safe erection /

dismantling of

counter jib and

counterweight


1. Provision of anchorage point and safety harness to

prevent workers from falling from height

2. Provision of railing to prevent falling from height


1. Application of Work-at-Height Permit to Work and ensure




3. Lifting supervisor to apply the permit for erection /


4. Lifting supervisor to brief the lifting plan to the workers

5. Lifting / Safety Supervisor in charge to ensure workers



PPE





CES

EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






Fall Prevention Measuressafe erection / dismantling of counter jibs and counterweight

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Sense

Safe installation

and dismantling of

tower crane tie

back


Platform were installed onto the precast wall at the ground

level before hoisting to eliminate the risk of scaffold

erectors exposed to falling from the edge of the building or

any open sides this is to provide safe access for tower

crane erector for safe access during tie back installation


1. Application of Work-at-Height Permit to Work and ensure




3. Lifting supervisor to apply the permit for erection /


4. Lifting supervisor to brief the lifting plan to the workers

5. Lifting / Safety Supervisor in charge to ensure workers



PPE





CES

EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






Fall Prevention MeasuresSafe installation and dismantling of tower crane tie back

113

Work Activities

for

M&E

114

Fall Prevention MeasuresInstallation of Electrical Conduit Pipe At Height 4.3 m


Person


Sense

Installation of

Electrical Conduit

Pipe At Height


Provision of proper working platform or mobile

scaffolding


1. Use of mobile scaffold to access to the column





4. Provision of Mobile Scaffold erected by

qualified erector and inspect by Scaffold

Supervisor



guardrail

6. Scaffold erected by ASC

PPE

Worker to be equipped with fall arrest system .

Responsible Person-

1. Project Manager Daniel Tee

2. WSHS Thiruselven

3. EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






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Fall Prevention MeasuresInstallation of water pipe & AC isolator at air con ledge area


Person


Sense

Installation of

water pipe at air

con ledge area


Provision of hard barricade & trolley ladder


1. Training on work at edge of the building (air

con)





4. Inspection by Engineer, WSHS and WAH

Supervisor

PPE



Responsible Person-

1.Project Manager Nyeok Khoon Siow

2.Site Sup Ganesan

3.WSHS Mostak

4.Project Manager Daniel Tee

5. WSHS Thiruselven

6.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






116

Fall Prevention MeasuresInstallation of water pipe at laundry yard area


Person


Sense

Installation of

water pipe at

laundry yard area




1. Training on work at edge of the building with A-

frame ladder (Laundry yard)






Supervisor

PPE



Responsible Person-

1.Project Manager Nyeok Khoon Siow

2.Site Sup Ganesan

3.WSHS Mostak

4.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






117

Work Activities

for

Architectural

Work

118

Fall Prevention MeasuresInstallation of railing at air con ledge area


Person


Sense

Installation of

railing at air con

ledge area


Provision of trolley ladder


1. Training on work at edge of the building (air

con ledge area)






Supervisor

PPE



Responsible Person-

1.Project Manager Xue Shui Mu

2.Site Supervisor Chan Yew Wah

3.Site Supervisor Raju

4.WSHS Kamal

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






119

Fall Prevention MeasuresInstallation of railing at corridor area


Person


Sense

Installation of

railing at corridor

area


Provision of travel restrain system



con)






Supervisor

PPE

Safety Harness anchored on the travel restrain

system

Responsible Person-

1.Project Manager Xue Shui Mu

2.Site Supervisor Chan Yew Wah

3.Site Supervisor Raju

4.WSHS Kamal

5.EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






120

Work Activities

for

Architectural

121

Fall Prevention MeasuresPLASTERING WORKS ON SCAFFOLDING AT VOIDS


Person


Sense

Plastering Works

on Scaffolding at

Voids


Provision of barricade.


1. Training for safe work on scaffolding.





4. Inspection by WAH Assessor, WSHS and

WAH Supervisor

PPE



Responsible Person-

1. Site Manager Shao Gou Lin

2. Project Manager Tan Swee Chong

3. Project Manager Yap Kim Lay

4. Project Manager Zhang Min

5. WSHS Manival

6. WSHS Palanivel

7. WSHS Habibur

8. WSHS Prabu

9. WSHS Kabilan

10. EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






122

Fall Prevention MeasuresPLASTRING WORKS ON TYPICAL FLOOR


Person


Sense

Plastering Works

on Typical Floor

(E.g. Corridor,

building edge &

yard)


Provision of hard barricade.


1. Training for safe work at edge of building.






WAH Supervisor

PPE



Responsible Person-


2. Project Manager Tan Swee Chong (Peng

Xing)



5. WSHS Manival

6. WSHS Palanivel

7. WSHS Habibur

8. WSHS Prabu

9. WSHS Kabilan

10. EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






123

Fall Prevention MeasuresPLASTERING WORKS AT STAIRCASE


Person


Sense

Plastering Works

at Staircase


1. Provision of altered workbench.

2. Permanent railing.


1. Training for safe plastering work at staircase.






WAH Supervisor

PPE



Responsible Person-


2. Project Manager Tan Swee Chong



5. WSHS Manival

6. WSHS Palanivel

7. WSHS Habibur

8. WSHS Prabu

9. WSHS Kabilan

10. EHS Department

Tangible Benefits



3.Productivity Gain



Intangible Benefits






124

Inspection and Maintenance

Equipment and Machinery Schedule of

Inspection

Schedule Of

Maintenance

Person In Charge Monitored By

Personal Protective

Equipment

Monthly N.A Individual Company WSHS WSHC Palani/ Kevin Lam

Ladder Weekly N.A Individual Company WSHS Zone In Charge

Man Cage Once every 3

months

NA WSHS Ramesh WSHC Palani/ Kevin Lam

Schedule for Inspection and Maintenance of

Equipment and Machinery

125

Incident/Accident Investigation and Analysis

All Incidents/Accidents that resulted in injuries to workers, as well as near misses, regardless of the nature, shall be

reported to immediate supervisor who shall inform the WSHO and Management immediately.

•Investigations shall be conducted to determine any underlying deficiencies in the existing underlying Fall

Preventation Plan which may cause or contribute to the occurrence of the incident;

•In event of such as accident/incident, the fall preventation plan shall be re-evaluated to determine whether that

additional measures ( Practices, Procedures, Training) are necessary to prevent recurrence

•Identify the opportunities for preventive measures to be implemented to prevent any incident form

•The results from any such investigated (Inclusive of lesson learnt and the corrective and preventive actions to be

taken)should be promptly communicated to all relevant parties.

•A record of all accidents and incidents and their investigation findings and outcomes should be properly

documented.

126

Incident/Accident Investigation and Analysis

127

Review of Fall Prevention Programme

• The review of the Fall Protection Programme together with the rescue plan shall be

based on the following criteria.

• Dangerous Occurrence & Accident on site pertaining to Falling From Height Hazard

• Findings and Comments By MOM

• Any Issues raised By Corporate Safety Dept

• Any Findings raised during Weekly Committee Inspection

• Any Issues raised during Weekly Coordination Meeting

• Any Issues raised during Monthly Committee Meeting

• Other Government Authorities.

128

Walk Through Exhibition Gallery&

Site Walk

General Manager Mr. Low Gam Weng

Betterment Of WAH Awareness

Betterment Of

WAH Awareness

CONTENTS PAGECONTENTS SLIDES NUMBER

1. INCREASE

PRODUCTIVITY

3-5

2.RECOGNITION 6-7

3. GOOD TRACK

RECORDS

8

1. Increase Productivity

Thru various innovative designs which

aimed to eliminate WAH risks, there is a

simultaneous process which aims at

decreasing manpower usage.

Thorough thoughts and consideration

were invested to ensure the innovations

are safe and cost saving.

1. Increase Productivity

Introduction of “L” Bracket

Eliminate Scaffold Support by Erectors

Safe Installation of Precast Sunshade

Productivity

Gain/Improvements

1. Increase Productivity Innovation of Double Tier Ring Ladder Column (Silver Award, SCAL

2014)

Prevent fall of person or ladder tilted while releasing the rig point

2. Recognition

SHARP AWARD, HDB Safety Award, BCA Award-Construction and Productivity

2016 HDB SAFETY AWARD HDB Safety Awards for Bukit Panjang BPN4C15

2016 SHARP WSH Performance AWARD / SHARP for Yishun Mixed Developmen7

2016 SHARP WSH Performance AWARD / SHARP for Fulcrum

2015 SHARP WSH Performance AWARD / SHARP for Yishun Mixed Development

2014 MeritChip Eng Seng Contractors (1988) Pte Ltd was awarded BCA Green and

Gracious Builder Certification by BCA

2014Merit CES Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd was awarded BCA Green and

Gracious Builder Certification by BCA

2014 MeritCESCs project Hougang N9C12 was awarded Certificate of Merit Award

in HDB Construction Safety Award 2014.

2014 Commendation WSH SHARP Award (Certificate of Commendation) for Hougang N4C17

2014 CommendationWSH SHARP Award (Certificate of Commendation) for Bukit Batok

N1C13 & N2C2

2014 CommendationWSH SHARP Award (Certificate of Commendation) for My Manhattan

@Simei

2014 SilverCESCs project Bukit Batok N1C13 “Skyline I” was awarded Silver

Awards in SCAL Work and Safety Health Innovation Awards 2014

2014 BronzeCESCs project Tampines N4C27 was awarded Bronze Awards in SCAL

Work and Safety Health Innovation Awards 2014

2013 Gold BCA Awards – Construction Productivity Award Advocates

2013 Merit BCA Construction Excellence Award for Queenstown RC25

2012 HDB SAFETY AWARD HDB Safety Awards for Queenstown RC25 (Ghim Moh Valley)

2012 HDB SAFETY AWARDHDB Safety Awards for Punggol West C25

2. Recognition HDB Safety Award

3. Good Track Records

Increase in

Productivity

Increase in

WAH Awareness

Good WSH Track Records

with Authorities &

Agencies, increase our

eligibility & opportunity for

project tendering and good

business sense.

Decrease in

Accidents/Injuri

es

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