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    This document provides a safe work procedure for equipment mobilization. It identifies potential hazards such as slips, trips, falls, struck by vehicles, and severe weather. It requires workers to wear protective equipment like helmets, shoes, gloves and vests. It outlines safety checks, permits, signage and barricades that must be in place. The procedure specifies only trained and certified operators are to handle equipment, banksman are needed to guide vehicle movement, weather conditions must be monitored, and emergency response plans put in place.

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    This document provides a safe work procedure for equipment mobilization. It identifies potential hazards such as slips, trips, falls, struck by vehicles, and severe weather. It requires workers to wear protective equipment like helmets, shoes, gloves and vests. It outlines safety checks, permits, signage and barricades that must be in place. The procedure specifies only trained and certified operators are to handle equipment, banksman are needed to guide vehicle movement, weather conditions must be monitored, and emergency response plans put in place.

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    This document provides a safe work procedure for equipment mobilization. It identifies potential hazards such as slips, trips, falls, struck by vehicles, and severe weather. It requires workers to wear protective equipment like helmets, shoes, gloves and vests. It outlines safety checks, permits, signage and barricades that must be in place. The procedure specifies only trained and certified operators are to handle equipment, banksman are needed to guide vehicle movement, weather conditions must be monitored, and emergency response plans put in place.

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    SAFE WORK PROCEDURE (SWP) FOR: No-SWP # 012

    Company: National Contracting Company


    Prepared by : Owen Villarino
    EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION
    Reviewed by : Gijo Eapen
    Approved by: M. Ramesh
    SAFE WORK PROCEDURE (SWP) Reference (i.e. Method
    Statement, Manufacturers Manual etc.
    Issue Date: 05/01/ 2017 Last 26/08/2017 Next Review Date: 28/ 11/ 2017
    Reviewed:
    DESCRIPTION OF WORK: POTENTIAL HAZARD:
    Equipment Mobilization slip trips and fall,
    Struck by moving vehicles
    Exposure to severe weather condition (heat, rain and
    cold)
    Contact with electricity
    Exposure to dust
    PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) REQUIRED: TRAINING/REFERENCE/INFORMATION
    Safety Helmet, Safety Shoes, Safety Glass ( clear and Safety induction/ safety orientation
    dark glasses), Long sleeves shirt, Dust mask Tool box talk briefing
    Cover-alls, hand gloves, hi visibility vest Banks man Training

    PERSONS INVOLVED TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT USED/INVOLVED:


    (Job category and number of personnel): (List of Tools and Equipment):
    1 engineer, 1 supervisor, 1 foreman Vehicles, Equipment
    10 workers

    Pre Job Safety Checks


    WORK PERMIT FROM AUTHORITIES, BARRICADES AND WARNING SIGNS, PROPER ACCESS, MATERIAL
    ARRANGEMENT, ACCESS AND EGRESS CLEAR FROM OBSTRUCTION, FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT,EMERGENCY
    TEAM, FIRST AID KIT, COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, PROJECT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, RISK ASSESSMENT,
    VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT STOP BLOCKS, LADDER AS ACCESS AND EGRESS, WORKERS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
    EQUIPMENT,HOUSEKEEPING,
    Safe Work Procedure to Perform Task
     All workers must attend safety induction orientation prior to be deployed in the site.
     All workers must wear necessary personal protective equipment
     All workers must attend daily toolbox briefing
     Work permit system must be implemented
     All persons involve in activity i.e equipment operator must be third party certified or KSA driver’s license
     Banksman or signal man must be present to guide all vehicles and equipment near the access roads
     Safety signage’s and barricades must be provided in the access roads and tower location
     Vehicles provided shall be suitable for the expected terrain, (all-wheel drive) well maintained and in good
    working order.
     All persons not involve in the activity must be kept away
     Drivers shall be certified, competent and trained in off road driving. They shall meet all statutory legal
    requirements for employment as drivers.
     All workers must observe severe weather condition notices and act accordingly
     Temporary rest shelter must be provided
     All cranes boom must be lowered when moving in access roads
     All cranes boom must be lowered when passing underneath the live electrical conductors
     Banks man or signal man must continuously signal the crane operator to maintain height distance of crane
    boom to the live electrical conductor.
     Banks man or signal man must be ahead of the moving equipment to ensure safe access roads.
     Under no circumstances persons not involve in the activity will be near the moving equipment
     Perimeter of work location must be barricaded and safety signages posted to prevent unauthorized entry

    Emergency Response Arrangements and Response


     Emergency responsible plan are posted on site.
     Emergency contact numbers are well noted
     First aid kit available
     Emergency vehicle must be available in the site
    Ending Operations & Clean Up
     Access roads must be closed and safety signs posted to prevent unauthorized entry. Housekeeping is ongoing
    activity.

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