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    This procedure provides guidance for working at heights safely. It requires a risk assessment to identify fall hazards. Workers must be equipped with fall protection like harnesses when working over 1.8 meters high. A work permit is required for heights and includes an inspection of equipment. Responsibilities include supervision of crew safety by supervisors and audits of protective equipment and work areas by the Safety Officer.

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    This procedure provides guidance for working at heights safely. It requires a risk assessment to identify fall hazards. Workers must be equipped with fall protection like harnesses when working over 1.8 meters high. A work permit is required for heights and includes an inspection of equipment. Responsibilities include supervision of crew safety by supervisors and audits of protective equipment and work areas by the Safety Officer.

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    This procedure provides guidance for working at heights safely. It requires a risk assessment to identify fall hazards. Workers must be equipped with fall protection like harnesses when working over 1.8 meters high. A work permit is required for heights and includes an inspection of equipment. Responsibilities include supervision of crew safety by supervisors and audits of protective equipment and work areas by the Safety Officer.

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    This procedure provides guidance for working at heights safely. It requires a risk assessment to identify fall hazards. Workers must be equipped with fall protection like harnesses when working over 1.8 meters high. A work permit is required for heights and includes an inspection of equipment. Responsibilities include supervision of crew safety by supervisors and audits of protective equipment and work areas by the Safety Officer.

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    PROCEDURE Doc.

    No :EHS/IVSSI/001
    Issue No :
    WORK AT HEIGHT
    Rev. No : 0

    Approve By : Issued By : Rizki Agumsyah


    Date : Date : January 5, 2023

    1. PURPOSE
    This procedure provides guidance on how to work at heights safely in carrying out work.
    2. SCOPE
    2.1. Provide a safe, hygienic and healthy workplace.
    2.2. To standardize a uniform procedure for issuing work permits at heights within PT. IVSSI
    2.3. To provide protection for personnel and property in order to maintain safety against the risk of
    falling if the employee is working at a height of at least 1.8 meters or more, as well as fall protection
    on dangerous equipment.
    2.4. Develop and implement procedures to reduce or eliminate the risk of falls or falls from workplaces
    at height and protect employees or contractors from being crushed by falling objects.
    3. DEFINITION
    3.1. Working at height is all work/projects where employees work at a height of 1.8 meters or more,
    above a lower level for example; work on roofs, building frameworks and others.
    3.2. The fall protection system is the use of safety equipment components such as body safety harnesses,
    shock-resistant straps, deceleration equipment, vertical lifelines and tethers that are interconnected
    to stop the risk of falling.
    3.3. Subcontractors are other parties who carry out work within PT. IVSSI both individually and in
    groups.
    3.4. The HSE Committee is the Safety, Occupational Health and Environment Advisory Committee
    4. RESPONSIBILITY
    The HSE Departement is obliged to supervise the implementation of this procedure carefully and in
    depth.
    5. PROCEDURE
    5.1. Risk Assessment
    a. Identification of work or objects at risk of falling
    b. Evaluation of the risks associated with working at heights
    c. Identification and implementation of control measures to reduce the risk of falls
    PROCEDURE Doc. No :EHS/IVSSI/001
    Issue No :
    WORK AT HEIGHT
    Rev. No : 0

    Approve By : Issued By : Rizki Agumsyah


    Date : Date : January 5, 2023

    5.2. Requirements for working at Height


    a. Employees working at a height of more than 1.8 meters must be equipped with appropriate
    Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as: Full body hardness, Helmet, adequate ladders etc.
    The relevant supervisor must issue a work permit at height and supervise the safety of his crew.
    b. Full body harness is required for any height of 1.8 meters (6 feet) or more.
    c. Fixed/permanent ladders over 2.1 meters (7 ft) shall be provided with a safety ring built around
    the ladder at a height of 2.1 m (7 ft).
    ● Ladder Safety:
    ● Inventory
    ● Safe Use
    ● Examination requirements
    d. Gaps in Floors and Walls:
    ● Locations where a person could fall from a distance of more than 1.2 m (4 feet) must be
    secured using standard guardrails and side guards (standard guardrails consist of top and
    middle support beams, and posts) on all exposed sides except if there is access to ramps,
    steps, or permanent stairs.
    ● If there is a potential hazard of materials or equipment falling through gaps in floors or
    walls, these gaps must be protected with side guards or closing partitions.
    5.3. Procedures for working at height
    a. Department/contractor who will carry out activities at a height of 1.8 meters or more must issue a
    work permit.
    b. Before the permit to work at height is issued, the Safety Officer will identify the location to be
    worked on and inspect the protective equipment for working at height before use.
    c. Permit to work at height is only valid for one day.
    d. Protective equipment for working at heights must be used when working after having previously
    been declared fit for use by the safety officer and limiting access where there is a risk of falling
    hazard or falling material.
    PROCEDURE Doc. No :EHS/IVSSI/001
    Issue No :
    WORK AT HEIGHT
    Rev. No : 0

    Approve By : Issued By : Rizki Agumsyah


    Date : Date : January 5, 2023

    e. After all requirements for working safely at height have been met by the Department/contractor
    who will carry out work activities at height, a permit to work at height will be issued by the
    safety officer and signed by the work location supervisor.
    f. After completing the work at a height, the original copy of the permit is returned to the PIC at the
    work site with a note regarding the completion of the work, such as: "It was completed according
    to the time period given and without any accidents".
    5.4. Inspections and Audits
    a. The Safety Officer regularly checks Personal Protective Equipment for Working at Heights and
    supervises work areas at heights.

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