RAS AL KHAIR POWER AND DESALINATION PLANT-PHASE 1الزور – رأس الكهربائية الطاقة وتوليد المالحة المياه تحلية محطة

االولى المرحلة

KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIAالســعـوديـــة العــربـيــة الـممـلـكــة

POYRY ENERGY AG

HEALTH SAFETY ENVIRONMENT TRAINING

HSE ORIENTATION

Training is our business & following it is yours.Training is our business & following it is yours.

PLEASE SWITCH YOUR MOBILES TO PLEASE SWITCH YOUR MOBILES TO SILENT MODESILENT MODE

REMEMBERREMEMBERIF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONIF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION

PLEASE ASK !PLEASE ASK !

To ensure that Health, Safety and To ensure that Health, Safety and Environmental Requirements are fully Environmental Requirements are fully understood and implemented while understood and implemented while Working at Ras Al Khair Power& Working at Ras Al Khair Power&

Desalination Plant.Desalination Plant.

No AccidentNo AccidentNo Damage to No Damage to EnvironmentEnvironment

No Damage to No Damage to PropertyProperty

"Safety is a State of Mind by which all persons are made fully aware of the possibility of injury to themselves and to others at all Times.“

POYRY is committed in ensuring a safe and healthy work environment which is provided and maintained for all personnel and minimize impact on the local community.

POYRY accepts responsibility for the effective implementation of this policy and will provide systems, training, supervision and visible support to ensure a safe work environment.

Line Management shall be responsible for the safety performance of activities within their area of responsibility and must accept that all safety and health occurrences are preventable and continually aspire towards this. Acceptance of this responsibility is not negotiable.

HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY

Key Points:Key Points:Reduce PollutionReduce PollutionReduce Waste, Reuse and Reduce Waste, Reuse and

RecycleRecyclePreserve Natural Preserve Natural

EnvironmentEnvironmentComply with Law Comply with Law

Regulations and Regulations and RequirementsRequirements

Project Safety - is the primary responsibility of all management and supervisory personnel.

Project Directors and Construction Managers – have the overall responsibility for the health, safety and environment at site.

The Safety Manager - monitors all safety activities at the job sites and reports his findings to top management through the Site Manager.

WE FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT ALL ACCIDENTS CAN BE PREVENTED

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The Safety Manager - administers the emergency response program and ensure orderly organize rescue, evacuation and medical operations.

The Project Safety Program - is administered in accordance with OSHA regulations for construction (CFR 1926), KSA national safety and environmental laws, regulations and code, as well as employer’s safety rules.

WE FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT ALL ACCIDENTS CAN BE PREVENTED

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All employees - have the responsibility to perform their duties in a manner which ensures their own safety and that of others and must comply with all safety rules and procedure.

All employees - has the authority to shut-down an imminent dangerous situation which could cause injury to anyone.

All employees - will attend a site-specific orientation prior to the start of work or as required by the consortium when there is a change in the construction phase and/or during pre- commissioning and start-up.

Toolbox meetings - will be held daily by all supervisors as a coaching tool to motivate employees to work safely and discuss HSE related matters to co-workers. Specific Technical Trainings.

All incidents, accidents, injuries and near misses must be investigated and

reported. Affected Employee(s) - will complete an

Employee’s Report of Occupational Illness/Injury

Employee’s Supervisor - shall complete a Supervisor’s Incident Report.

Safety Logbook - is designed to guide the field supervisor to perform his duties and responsibilities efficiently and to record all the safety issues arises at jobsite.

Area Discrepancy Logbook – shall be maintained in each location in which safety supervisors, management, superintendents and Owner log safety deficiencies.

The following are strictly The following are strictly NOTNOT allowed: allowed:

- ALCOHOL / DRUG

- FIGHTING

- SMOKING

- Use Of Mobile Phone While Driving

• SAFETY HELMET

• EYE PROTECTION

• VEST

• SAFETY FOOT WEAR

•OSHA Limit (PEL) - 85 dB

RESPIRATORY RESPIRATORY PROTECTIVEPROTECTIVEDEVICESDEVICES

All Mechanical / Electrical/Rigging Tools and equipment are to be inspected on monthly basis by Authorized Competent personnel.

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An undesired event that results in harm to An undesired event that results in harm to people, damage to property andpeople, damage to property and environmentenvironment..

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• Taking Shortcuts.

• Did not follow Safety Procedures.

• Did not use the required PPE.

• Mis-communication.

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• Lack of Knowledge to do the job.• Horse Play.

• Over Confidence.

• Lack of Concentration.

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““I’ve done this a 1000 times before.”I’ve done this a 1000 times before.”

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Have a valid SAG Driving License.

Buckle up.

No mobile phone while driving.

Over-speeding, overloading and overtaking not allowed.

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Transport vehicles are in good running condition.

No riders allowed at the back of pick up cars and light to heavy duty trucks.

No smoking inside passenger and cargo trucks.

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Park properly in designated areas.Workers are not allowed to standby

nearby construction roads.Strictly no seating, sleeping

underneath or beside transport vehicles.

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Vehicular Accident is the Major Construction Incident

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FIRE SAFETY

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FIRE PREVENTION

Daily Housekeeping.

No Smoking .

Hot Work Permit System.

Proper Storage of Flammable and Combustible Materials

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FIRE PREVENTION

Strictly No Cooking/Burning inside the camp .

Avoid Electrical Circuit Overloading.Unwind Properly Electrical Extension

Cords.Strictly No Smoking Inside the Living

Room.

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CHEMICAL SAFETY • Read Chemical Containers Label and Hazard

Warning before use.• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) must be

available and readily accessible in the workplace.

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LIFTING AND RIGGING SAFETY

• Respect warning barriers and signs while the lifting operation is on going.

• Nobody is allowed to position themselves beside the crane, under the load or boom and even entering the operators cabin while lifting is on going.

• Resting or sheltering under or beside a standby lifting equipment is strictly prohibited.

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WORKING AT HEIGHTS SAFETY

• Always use full body harness while working above 1.8 meters.

• Respect warning barriers and signs while working at height is on progress.

• Remember falling materials or structural collapse may happen anytime.

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EXCAVATION / TRENCHING SAFETY

• Permit or clearance before start of excavation.

• Presence of existing live structures and energized electrical installation underground.

• Respect warning barriers and signs.

• Confined Space procedure will be in effect at more than 1.5 meters depth.

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EXCAVATION / TRENCHING SAFETY

• Observe Heavy Equipment safe distance from edge of an excavation.

• No workers allowed within the travel distance of the excavator bucket while excavation going on.

• Standby man is always required in a deep excavation activities.

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HEAVY EQUIPMENT SAFETY

• Certified and Licensed operators only allowed.

• Workers are not allowed to rest, shelter underneath or beside a mobile equipment at any time.

• Travelling Heavy Equipment shall be equipped with warning devices and flagman/spotter.

• Never leave the engine running unattended.

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HOT WORK SAFETY

• Obtain Hot Work permit.

• Hot Work activities should only be done by a qualified skilled workers.

• Smoking, welding, cutting, brazing and any other open flame activities shall be identified.

• Workers are not allowed to rest, shelter inside a welding shield.

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Report immediately any electrical problem that may happen at jobsite or camp area.

Do not attempt to plug numerous tools or appliances in one electrical outlet . (One gadget one outlet rule).

Switch off all machines and appliances before leaving the jobsite or living room.

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Any electrical wiring connections shall be treated as energized. Call an electrician.

Unauthorized switching on any electrically operated machines and tools are prohibited.

Unwind and lay out properly electrical cables and extension cords.

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POWER TOOLS SAFETY

Maximum of 110 V power tools required.

All power hand tools shall be equipped with safety protection devices.

No worker is allowed to operate at wet or rainy condition.

Unauthorized use of these tools are strictly prohibited.

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COMPRESSED GASES SAFETY

Safe handling and storage shall be required.

Never crane-lift the gas cylinders without a certified basket.

Never roll or use a loader, excavator or pork lift to transport the gas cylinders.

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COMPRESSED GASES SAFETY

Maintain a safe distance from any hot work activities.

Never drag, bump, strike gas cylinders nor expose to oils and energized cables.

Remember always that gas cylinders are explosives when not handled properly.

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COMPRESSOR SAFETY

Always secure compressor hoses with locking pin and anti-whip safety devices.

Never use compressed air to clean dust from your body.

Only purified compressed air (Type D) is allowed for self contained breathing purposes.

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CONFINED SPACE SAFETY

Confined Space permit is mandatory .

Unauthorized entry is strictly prohibited.

Respect warning signs and barriers.

Strictly follow confined space entry procedure.

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RADIATION / HYDROTESTING SAFETY

Permit to work is mandatory .

Unauthorized personnel shall keep a safe distance.

Respect warning signs and barriers.

Strictly follow safety procedures.

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HEALTH AND HYGIENE

Wash your hands before and after eating .

Flush toilet with water after use.

Never store food stuffs inside cabinets and lockers.

Keep drinking water bottles away from direct sunlight.

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HEALTH AND HYGIENE

Drink plenty of water everyday..

Have enough sleep, 6-8 hours a day.

Maintain regular exercise.

Laugh more often and share a joke with friends.

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HOUSEKEEPING

Deposit your wastes inside baskets, trays or skips.

Daily housekeeping at worksite and camp area.

No loitering allowed at jobsite and camp area.

Be responsible enough. Workplace is next to our home.

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WHAT TO DO ? First Responder:

Remain CalmImmediate Assistance

Call Medical Emergency Tel. No.Don’t move seriously injured person

Wait for medical assistanceSuspected Electric Shock

Don’t Touch Anyone or AnythingGet Power Turned Off

First Aid Available on Site

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WHAT TO DO ?

First Responder: Remain Calm Call for HELP (Shout! Raise the Alarm!) Call Fire Emergency Telephone Number. Immediately extinguish the fire if you are trained at

incipient stage . Evacuate if unsafe condition occur.

EMERGENCY ALARM SIGNALOn Hearing the Alarm:Stop work and switch off all

operating machine and equipment.Proceed to the assembly area and

report to the assigned warden for the head count.

Form a line and wait for ALL CLEAR Alarm or instruction from the Warden before returning back to work.

You Must know the location of FireYou Must know the location of Fire EXITS & ASSEMBLY EXITS & ASSEMBLY POINTSPOINTS

Do not obstruct fire exits, fire fighting equipment & Do not obstruct fire exits, fire fighting equipment & evacuation routes!!!evacuation routes!!!

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EMERGENCY EVACUATION

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HEAT RELATED ILLNESS

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HEAT RELATED ILLNESS

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HEAT RELATED ILLNESS

Actions Required:

Drink plenty of water before work start.Adequate supply of cool drinking water at

worksites.Rest in shelters at time intervals.Work rotation and break times observed.

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HEAT RELATED ILLNESS

Actions Required:

Wear loose clothing to ventilate your body.

Never work alone.

Drink energy supplement or hydrates.

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INSECT BITES AND SNAKES

Scorpion sting and snake bite are immediately dangerous to life.

Always use proper PPE and working clothes.

Never walk at night at the jobsite without light. (scorpion/snake will crawl in the dark).

When emergency occur apply pressure near the infected area blocking the venom to flow directly with the blood stream.

Immediately call for help and proceed to nearest clinic.

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ENVIRONMENT

Keep The EnvironmentKeep The EnvironmentSafe and Clean.Safe and Clean.

Identify the aspects Identify the aspects Reduce the impactsReduce the impacts

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Law and Regulation of Saudi Arabia

Client RequirementEnvironmental Objectives

Noise controlDust ControlSpill Prevention ControlWaste ManagementVehicle Emission ControlWastewater Discharge

Control

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WASTE MANAGEMENTWaste materials must be segregated. All Hazardous waste must be stored in a

designated Hazardous waste area.All waste movement shall be recorded.NO disposal of Chemical into drains/sewer.

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