KEC International Limited: Project Name: Lingampet-Jagtial To Nizamabad, RE-004

KEC International Limited
Project Name: Lingampet-Jagtial to Nizamabad, R E-004

Railway SBU-5
Date:-10/08/2020
Power T & D Railways Solar Civil Smart Infra Cables

Monsoon Safety- Aug 2020
Hazards During Monsoon
 Road Safety Hazards

 Electrical Hazards
 Health Hazards
Hazards During Monsoon - Road Safety Hazards
Hazards During Monsoons- Road Safety Hazards
Hazards during Monsoon - Electrical Hazards
Hazards during Monsoon - Health Hazards
Precautions
 Road Safety Precautions

 Electrical Safety Precautions
 Health Safety Precautions
 Other Precautions
Road Safety Precautions
 Wear appropriate footwear with solid support and

slip resistant soles.
 Give yourself more time for heavy traffic due to

rain.
 Obey the speed limit and drive slower in the rain;

the roads are very slick when wet!
 Maintain an extra distance between you and the

vehicle in front of you.
 Turn on your headlights while driving during rainy

weather.
Road Safety Precautions
 Make sure that the defroster is in proper working

order; keep the dash clear so as to not block the
defroster.
 Make sure that the wind shield wipers are in proper

working order; change the wiper blades before the
rainy season arrives.
 Do not drive around road barricades; they are there

for your safety, the road or bridge may be washed
out.
 Avoid driving into flooded areas; if your vehicle stalls

in rapidly rising floodwaters, abandon it immediately
and climb to higher ground.
Electrical Safety Precautions
 Always keep electrical equipment away from water, wet

grass or other wet areas.
 Stay away from electrical poles, PMT’s and Sub Stations
 Stay Away from accumulated water around electrical Installation.
 Do not tie motorcycles or bicycles to electric poles.
 Keep materials, tools and all parts of your body at least

15 feet away from any overhead power lines at all times.
 Don't use damaged equipment until it has been repaired

properly.
 Keep tools unplugged and stored in dry areas when they

are not in use.
Health Safety Precautions
 Food poisoning Eat only home-made and well-cooked

food. Avoid food from the vendors.
 Throw out the food having strange Odor or mold. Eat raw
Vegetable and fruits only when Properly washed of
freshly peeled.
 Food should not be kept open as it attracts insects and

bugs.
 Take a balanced and protein rich diet. Avoid sea food and all
dairy products until they have been properly pasteurized.
 Avoid fruits and vegetables that have been pre-cut or

peeled and kept in open.
 Always remember that raw chopped vegetables and fruits

get spoilt fast.
Health Safety Precautions
 Monsoon diseases are mostly water-borne. Therefore

our first concern should be drinking pure, boiled and
filtered water.
 Avoid drinks and ice that is not made from the properly
purified and filtered water.
 Do not allow the kids to play in stagnant water.
 Do not enter air-conditioned room with wet hair and

damp clothes.
 Dry your feet and hand with soft dry cloth whenever
they are wet and keep the surroundings dry and clean.
Other precautions (Slips & Falls)
 Wear appropriate footwear with solid support and slip resistant

soles.
 Don’t be in a hurry; avoid slipping on wet side walks or walkways

by taking slow, short steps.
 Avoid walking through puddles no matter how shallow they

appear.
 Avoid using wet stairs; use the elevator during the rainy season.
 If you do use the stairs, never walk the stairs with your hands in
your pockets, and always use the handrails.
 Be alert to water that may be tracked in around doorways; be a

leader in safety by cleaning up wet hazards.
 Make sure that there are entry matt’s in the doorways so

workers can dry their feet before entering.
Emergency Road Side Kit
 Even a well-maintained vehicle can break down, so it’s

advisable to put together an emergency roadside kit to
carry with you.
 A cell phone tops the list of suggested emergency kit

contents since it allows you to call for help when and
where you need it.
 Suggested Kit : Cell phone/First aid kit/Flash light/Jack

(and ground mat) for changing a tire/Work gloves and a
change of clothes
 Basic repair tools and some duct tape (for temporarily

repairing a hose leak!)/A jug of water and paper towels for
cleaning up
 Non-perishable food, drinking water, and medicines

Points to Remember
 Always keep electrical equipment away from water, wet grass or

other wet areas.
 Stay away from electrical poles, PMT’s and Sub Stations
 Obey the speed limit and drive slower in the rain; the roads are very
slick when wet!
 Throw out the food having strange odor or mold. Eat raw vegetables
and fruits only when properly washed and freshly peeled.
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KEC International Limited

Project Name: Lingampet-Jagtial to Nizamabad, R E-004

Power T & D Railways Solar Civil Smart Infra Cables

 Road Safety Hazards

 Road Safety Precautions

 Wear appropriate footwear with solid support and

 Give yourself more time for heavy traffic due to

 Obey the speed limit and drive slower in the rain;

 Maintain an extra distance between you and the

 Turn on your headlights while driving during rainy

 Make sure that the defroster is in proper working

 Make sure that the wind shield wipers are in proper

 Do not drive around road barricades; they are there

 Avoid driving into flooded areas; if your vehicle stalls

 Always keep electrical equipment away from water, wet

 Stay away from electrical poles, PMT’s and Sub Stations

 Stay Away from accumulated water around electrical Installation.

 Do not tie motorcycles or bicycles to electric poles.

 Keep materials, tools and all parts of your body at least

 Don't use damaged equipment until it has been repaired

 Keep tools unplugged and stored in dry areas when they

 Food poisoning Eat only home-made and well-cooked

 Food should not be kept open as it attracts insects and

 Avoid fruits and vegetables that have been pre-cut or

 Always remember that raw chopped vegetables and fruits

 Monsoon diseases are mostly water-borne. Therefore

 Do not allow the kids to play in stagnant water.

 Do not enter air-conditioned room with wet hair and

 Wear appropriate footwear with solid support and slip resistant

 Don’t be in a hurry; avoid slipping on wet side walks or walkways

 Avoid walking through puddles no matter how shallow they

 Be alert to water that may be tracked in around doorways; be a

 Make sure that there are entry matt’s in the doorways so

 Even a well-maintained vehicle can break down, so it’s

 A cell phone tops the list of suggested emergency kit

 Suggested Kit : Cell phone/First aid kit/Flash light/Jack

 Basic repair tools and some duct tape (for temporarily

 Non-perishable food, drinking water, and medicines

 Always keep electrical equipment away from water, wet grass or

 Stay away from electrical poles, PMT’s and Sub Stations

Follow us on: Registered Office

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