JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Document No:
PRINCIPAL CONTRACTOR:
BSE-MGS3-HSE-JSA00005
Branch of Sepco Electric Power
Corporation.
PROJECT: Rev:
Master Gas System Expansion Phase-III PKG2, BGCS#10 0
Work Location: Prepared Date:
Booster Gas Compression Station #10 06 July 2024
JOB DESCRIPTION:
CRANE LIFTING ACTIVITIES
Prepared By: Reviewed By: Noted By: Approved By:

Shoaib Ahmed Bhatti Marvin Samin Zhang Zhaoke Satyanaraya Kadali

SEPCO HSE Supervisor SEPCO HSE Manager SEPCO Site Manager SAPMT HSE Advisor
REFERANCES:
 G.I. 2.100 Work Permit System
 Work Permit Procedure (BSE-MGS3-HSE-PRO-0001)
 Hazard Identification Plan (HIP)
 Construction Safety Manual (CAM Fifth Edition, 2011)
 GI.7.028.27.29. Crane lift types and Equipment Transportation & Servicing procedures, GI 430.001 Storage of Hazardous Material,
 SA Safety Handbook, Minimum Safety Rules
REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL:
Safety Helmet, Safety Glasses, Safety Shoes, Working Gloves, Warning Sign Boards, Warning Tapes, Fire Extinguisher, First Aid Kit,
Barricades

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED:
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Mobile Crane, Hand Tools, Shackle. Slings, Lifting Gares as required by Load and Rigger`s Demand, Tower Lights, etc.

Note: Changing Conditions and Emergency Procedure:

Stop Work, switch off equipment, Supervisor directs personnel to nearest emergency exit and Assembly point

SN LIST OF ACTIVITIES POTENTIAL HAZARDS REQUIRED HAZARD CONTROLS

1 1. Unauthorized entry and work

1. All workers shall undergo a Site specific HSE induction before
2. Workers are not familiar / are
unaware of work-related hazards starting to work at Site.
and emergency 1.1 All employees shall have project ID card issued by Main
3. Struck by Moving Equipment / Contractor prior to visit or work at Site. Foreman shall ensure that
Vehicle no worker without valid ID card and no visitor shall perform any
work at Site.

2. Supervisor / Foreman shall conduct a task-based TBT and

discuss the RA for the activity before starting the job.
2.1 Supervisor / Foreman shall quiz the workforce and address
specific and direct work-related hazards and emergency
procedures questions to ensure they understand the precautions
Entry and operation at site and methods to be followed.

2.2 HSE personnel shall monitor and advise about work related
health, safety and environmental concerns.

3. Vehicle movement and pedestrian movement shall be

separated.
3.1 Adequate parking shall be provided for all vehicles and heavy
equipment.
3.2 Workers and drivers shall be familiar with the MYP Site Traffic
Management Plan for the Project.
3.3 Flagman shall be available with the moving equipment during
operation.
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3.4 PWAS and other warning devices shall be installed on all heavy
equipment and trucks.

1. Follow all requirements as per GI.2.100.

1.1 Ensure enough authorized work permit receivers as receiver
delegates as per the revised edition of GI.2.100.
1.2 Ensure only one permit per job and No permit for multiple
activities will be allowed.
1.3 Joint site Inspection
1.4 Concurrence from all concerned departments
1.5 Gas test before the commencement of the job and as frequent as
1. Serious / Fatal, Major Equipment required
damage, Fires, Electrocution 1.6 Ensure all precautions mentioned in the work permit are strictly
Apply for PTW 2. Miss communication and safety
2 adhered.
violation
1.7 Work stoppage during emergency or hazardous situation
2. Obtaining the safe work permit before commence the activities
and to ensure all hazards are properly identified and mitigated.
2.1 Work permit receiver shall be available on site at all time.
2.2 All work permit contents like hazards/control measures shall
discuss with workings crews.
2.3 Hard copy of Work permit shall post at site.
2.4 Toolbox meeting shall be conducted at site to highlight the related
hazards and control measures.

3 Pre-task briefing 1. Lack of knowledge / not 1. 1 Supervisor / Foreman shall be responsible for conducting TBT
understanding /not listening specific to the activity in a clear manner, using this RA as
reference.
1.1. Supervisor / Foreman shall translate the TBT in a language that
workers can easily understand.
1.2. Supervisor / Foreman shall quiz the workforce and address
specific and direct work-related hazards and emergency
procedures questions to ensure they understand the precautions
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and methods to be followed.
1.3. Supervisor / Foreman shall check personal protective equipment
of each crew prior to the start of the activities.
1. All new workers shall be assigned with a designated person
to guide them and familiarize them with the work, the place
and the activities.

1.2 All workers shall be guided by the Supervisor.

1. 2 Job planning shall take into consideration all HSE aspects and
preventive measures when conduction the joint site visit prior to
planning.
1. 3 All approved relevant documentation and pertinent information
shall be available (Method Statement, Risk Assessment, etc.).

1. 4 Prior to start of the work, the following facilities must be provided:

rest shelter, portable toilet, water drinking stations, eye wash,
prayer area, washing area.
1. 5 Rest shelter shall have enough space for all personnel in the
1. Unfamiliarity with Site area and will be provided with fans.
General preparation of the 2. Poor planning
4 3. No welfare facilities
1. 6Drinking water shall be renewed first thing every morning before
work commencing the activities, and shall be kept cold by using ice
4. Slips, trips and falls and insulating materials.

1. 7 Access and walkways shall be kept free from obstructions.

1. 8 Proper storage area shall be provided to keep all tools and
materials stored in it.
1. 9 Briefing to be given to all involved personnel regarding the
housekeeping at the work site, to include the material
segregation, cleaning and removal the excess material from site.
1. 10 Temporary material storage area must be designated at site.
1. 11 All protruded rebars must be cut out if possible, or to be
barricaded (signage to be installed).
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1. 12 The site must be kept cleaned, properly arranged and all
excess material must be removed.
1. 13 All access roads / pathways shall be kept free from any
material.
1. 14
barricaded.
5 Manual Handling 1. Ergonomics 1. Employees shall be trained on how to lift safely.
2. Sharp Edge / Finger Cuts/Pinch
1.1 Ensure team working, for moving heavier items (e.g. Hoses).
point.
3. Drop Object 1.2 Ensure about body posture before and while handling with load.
4. Back injury 1.3 Use the mechanical handling aids.
1.4 Team handling for heavy or odd shape loads.
1.5 Breaks to reduce muscular fatigue.
1.6 Handlers job rotation between heavy and light activities.
1.7 Do not attempt to lift any load that is too heavy, too large or too
awkward. Get help.
1.8 Do not carry a load that blocks your vision.
1.9 Notify your Supervisor of any condition that could affect your
ability to handle loads.
2. Keep body part away from pinch point and line of fire.
2.1 Ensure about appropriate PPE shall be worn to avoid from sharp
edges and cuts.
3. Wear safety footwear to protect toes from falling loads.
3.1 Items lifted must be of small size and easy to move.
3.2 Ensure about strong hand grip while lifting the load up.
3.3 Make sure appropriate PPE shall be used.
3.4 Do not attempt to lift any load that is too heavy, too large or too
awkward. Get help.
3.5 Must know your strength of yourself before lifting any load.
3.6 Make sure hands are not slippery.
3.7 Vision must be clear to assess the way
3.8 Single person can lift the load up to 20kg.
4. Do not carry the load to frequently or for too long time
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4.1 serve right handling techniques.
4.2 Make sure to use the power of legs not your back.
4.3 A good grip. Ensure maximum use of the palm of the hand, the
ball of the thumb and base of the fingers.

4.4 A straight back. The person’s back shall be kept straight to

maintain its most natural and strongest position. This means that
the knees and ankles must be bent and the chin kept well into the
chest. The body must be positioned as close to the load as
possible.
4.5 Steady feet. Feet shall be spread apart the width of the hips with
one foot slightly in front of the other.
4.6 Arms close to the body. Arms shall be kept as close to the body
as possible.
4.7 Avoid extreme range of motion and twisting their body when
lifting.
4.8 Minimize reach and distance the load is carried.
4.9 Avoid lifting loads above shoulder height.
1. The driver/operator must possess SAG driver’s License.
1.1 All mobile ‘Heavy Equipment’ should be equipped with all the
relevant warning devices (flashing lights, reverse warning horn,
etc.) prior to its mobilization.
1.2 Drivers must be aware of moving vehicles and equipment.
1. Traffic (Vehicle/Human) 1.3 Follow the posted speed limit and stop signs when travelling.
Mobilization (Manpower, 2. Injury to personnel due to 1.4 Vehicles should only park in designated areas.
struck moving vehicle or fall of 1.5 Provide trained flag man for controlling the vehicle whilst moving.
6 Materials & Equipment)
material.
1.6 Operator/Driver must assume the proper and correct signals of
3. Damage to property due to
flagman.
struck by material
1.7 Barricade the area off to unauthorize personnel Vehicles.
2. Follow the posted speed limit and stop signs when travelling.
2.1 Use visibility vest to easily recognize by the driver/operator.
2.2 Provide escort vehicle to guide the vehicle movement while
travelling.
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2.3 Make sure visibility is good, lights are adequate and working, and
that markings and signs are clear.
2.4 Avoid blind corners and where this is not possible, install mirrors,
traffic lights or warning signals to minimize the risk of collisions.
2.5 Where vehicles have to tip materials into excavations, stop
blocks can be used to prevent them from over-running.
Remember that the sides of the excavation may need extra
support.
3 Provide trained flagman for controlling the vehicle movement
while reversing/maneuvering.
3.1 Identify and protect existing facility.
7 1. Equipment failure. 1 Crane must have third party inspected and shall be inspected by
2. Falling of load competent person (Rigger and Operator) prior to each use. It
3. Load hitting any plant facility shall also be inspected and approved by Contractor equipment
4. Crane tipping over
inspector
5. Crane hitting plant facilities
6. Unauthorized personnel entry 1.1 Work shall be stopped when wind speed reaches 32kmph or
Lifting / Loading or Unloading 7. Crane topple, suspended load more and gusting wind.
and drop, hit on to personnel 1.2 Manufacturer’s operation manual shall be present and followed.
and structure 1.3 Conduct a daily documented pre-use inspection/function test of
8. The load is intrinsically crane.
unstable or the lifting points 1.4 Inspection shall be done on daily basis as per check list.
are fragile 1.5 Ensure both sides outriggers shall be fully extended of crane.
9. Hydraulic leaks. 1.6 Make sure before establishing the crane ground condition shall
10. The crane operator could be be suitable and compacted.
untrained enough, physically
or emotionally unstable 1.7 All lifting tackles must be third party certified and color coded and
11. The task is complexed and available with valid certificates.
above the capacity of the 1.8 All lifting tackles must be visually checked before use for any
crane. damage.
12. The environment is
1.9 Correct lifting angle must be used for lifting 60 degree is the
unfavorable, e.g. too many
winds or rainfalls. best lifting angle.
13. Fall - gravitation, struck by 1.10 Correct capacity of slings and shackles must be used for
moving lifting as per weight and shape of the load.
14. Collision 1.11 Rigger shall be approved by Aramco and must have valid
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15. Vertical obstruction third-party certificates.

2. Check the swing radius of the crane and ensure that it is unobstructed
by any facility. Ensure that crane is positioned correctly.
2.1 Tag line must be used to control the load and avoid hitting any
plant facility like pipelines, equipment.

3. Do not lift load when wind speed exceeds 32kmphr.3

3.1 Always follow load chart for lifting any load.
3.2 ASLI/ RCDI (automatic Safe Load Indicator) must be operative
and crane operator must not lift any load out of the load chart
limit.
3.3 Use wooden mats under the crane outriggers to distribute the
load.
3.4 Crane tiers shall be off the ground at least 2 inches.
3.5 Do not position the crane outriggers near any drain line otherwise
there is a chance of sinking of these outriggers resulting in crane
tipping over.

4. Trained banks men must guide the crane when moving inside the
plant. Two riggers must be assigned one guiding at the front
other at the back.
4.1 Crane positioning must be checked via site visit and marked on
plot plan of the plant to ensure that ground is stable for bearing
crane weight.
4.2 Always provide barricades and proper signage to keep
unauthorized personnel away from the lifting area

5. Check the maximum load of the crane to avoid overload.

5.1 Check the ground where the crane is installed to avoid rollover
5.2 Be sure that a banks man is in the area to avoid any incidents or
damages.
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5.3 Lifting plan, permit to work, equipment maintenance and
checklist, competent crane operator, cordon off the lifting zone
and correct rigging method, competent rigger and signal man, tag
line to control the load.
6. Use plastic bubble sheets to sandwich in between the intrinsically
unstable items. Encase the load with a proper protective
container.

7. Proper maintenance and third-party verification.

7.1 All equipment shall be maintained by competent persons.
7.2 Makes sure the hydraulic lines are connected properly.
7.3 Visual checking shall be done on daily basis for any leaking part.
8. Proper training and routine health checkups.
8.1 Divide the task into smaller and less complexed tasks and finish
one by one at a time.
8.2 Crane operator shall be approved by Aramco to operate the
crane and must have valid third party certification.
9. Wait until the weather conditions are favorable or stop and
resume later
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9.1 Crane operator and rigger shall be certified by Aramco and have
valid third-party card to carry out the lifting.
9.2 Check the lifting tackles and ensure all lifting tackle in good
condition and Lifting tackles must be certified and must have
valid certificates.
9.3 Proper communication in between operator and rigger shall be
carried out during the lifting.
9.4 Load must be clarifying before lift.
9.5 Permit to work must be approved by the concern authority.
9.6 Boom area must be clear to keep the safe distance from
electrical lines and cable lines, proper monitoring must be there.
9.7 Ensure know the weight and size of material to be lift in advance.
This will determine the crane capacity.
9.8 Check on the ground level. Soil condition. Underground services.
etc.
9.9 Ensure all personnel involved in the lifting activities are
competent including crane operator, rigger, banks man, safety
personnel, lifting supervisor.
9.10 Permit & lifting plan - engineering: ensure all crane safety
devices are working, boom rest, etc. Always observe the area
free from men, machinery interference.
9.11 Equipment shall be operated with flagman and warning alarm
shall be fitted with to caution people working around

10. Maintain an appropriate clearance from overhead obstructions

while raising or lowering the Crane Boom.

11. Use ear plugs if the noise exceeds 85db.

11.1 Adequate maintenance of the equipment must be performed
to avoid unnecessary sound.
11.2 Safe distance to the equipment must be maintained by the
crew for low decibel levels.
12 Fire extinguisher to be available always at the working areas and
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near machineries.
12.1 Training will be given to all involved personnel regarding the
proper usage of the fire extinguisher.
12.2 The location of the fire extinguisher will be of 2m minimum
and 5m maximum away from the source of ignition.
12.3 Fire extinguisher will be inspected on a monthly basis (or
otherwise needed), tagged.
12.4 Emergency Contact numbers must be displayed all over the
area to utilized in case of emergency.
12.5 Employees must be trained in emergency response plan.
12.6 In Case of Fire Inform to PMT and ECC
12.7 Isolate the area for unauthorized person.
12.8 Evacuate the personnel to safe assembly point and perform
head count.
13 All hand tools must be inspected by the person who’ll be using
them prior to be used.
13.01 All damaged tools will be removed from site and replaced by
new one. No one is allowed to use an improper hand tool.
13.02 Mandatory PPE (hard hat, safety glass, safety shoes, and
hand gloves) to be worn at all times while working.
13.03 Mason who will use any type of power tool must be
competent.
13.04 The machine being used must be inspected on a daily basis
prior to be used.
13.05 The machine being used must have a good condition
emergency stop switch (dead man switch), with good condition
working start and stop switch. All switches must be color coded
and labeled.
13.06 Cable management to be implemented.
13.07 All power tools must be inspected on a daily basis prior to be
used.
13.08 All joint and connections to be installed by the electrician.
13.09 To make sure that suitable tool will be used for the job.
13.10 All involved personnel must use dust masks in order not to
inhale any dust coming out from the plastering work.
14 Dust control shall be conducted.
14.01 Nonhazardous and hazardous waste shall be collected,
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stored and disposed in accordance with GI 430.001.
14.02 Waste material shall be segregated at all times in
accordance with waste handling requirement.
14.03 Trash containers shall be of durable construction and shall
be located as needed throughout the work area.
14.04 Trash containers shall be covered, clearly marked and
emptied daily. Separate trash containers, with suitable
disposable plastic liners, shall be provided for food scraps and
other organic matter.
14.05 All hazardous and nonhazardous waste shall be properly
disposed to the approved waste disposal facility by approved
waste hauler and shall be documented.
14.06 All equipment shall be inspected by the operators or the
competent mechanic for evidence of leakage.
15 All power tools will be used only by a competent person. It’s up
to the foreman and/or line manager to check the competency of
the worker.
15.01 All power tools shall be inspected on a daily basis prior to be
inspected.
15.02 Damaged power tools shall not be allowed to use at site. The
damages will be reported to the assigned safety officer and the
power tool will be removed from site. (The damages will
include, but not limited to, broken switch, substandard wiring,
etc.).
15.03 All cable extensions will be arranged and extended by
electricians only. The electrician will make sure that the cable
extension is in good condition free from any defects or
substandard connections.

1. Weather proof junction boxes will be used in case a split is

required at site. Only the electrician will install the junction boxes.
16.No cables will be exposed at site unless it’s mandatory upon the
site condition, if so, the cables will be elevated by non- conductors’
poles to allow the people to pass below them without obstructions
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and without being affected by them.
15.04 No cables will be fixed conductor material or structure, such
as: scaffold, fence, etc. if so than the cable must be protected
by non-conductor material such as PVC pipe.
15.05 Cable arrangements will be implemented at site. All cables
will be buried under ground where possible, after being isolated
by non-conductor material such as flexible or non-flexible PVC
pipes.
15.06 All generators will be guarded (barricaded), and will be
installed under a shade, inside the spill tray or bund area. No
one is allowed to switch on the generator, switch it off, maintain
it, connect wires, etc. other than the electrician.
15.07 Daily inspection to be made for the generator. The generator
will be serviced and maintained periodically.
15.08 The machinery used such as air compressor, must be
located away in a designated, barricaded with signage installed
and emergency contact list.
15.09 The machine being used must have a good condition
emergency stop switch (dead man switch), with good condition
working start and stop switch. All switches must be color coded
and labeled.

1. Ensure enough light provided by Contractor shall comply with SA

night work requirement.
1.1 Properly grounded lighting sufficient to cover the entire work site
shall be provided when working at night.
1.2 Work must stop if there is poor lighting / visibility in the work area.
1.3 Supervisors should assess the work area to observe and address
all hazards prior to commence the operation.
1.4 Effective supervision should be in place and the supervisor
should make sure that the workforce is aware of all the operation
sequences and safe working practices.
1.5 Ensure workers are wearing clear glass all the time during
extended hours; no one shall wear dark glasses.
1.6 Extra care shall be used when working during sand storm or mild
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rains. Supervisor shall carefully monitor the visibility of the area
and act accordingly.
1.7 Work shall be stopped when Supervisor assesses the situation to
be dangerous for the life or health of workers.
1.8 Any lifting activity shall be stopped when the wind speed is more
than 9 m/s or 32 km/h.
2. Training to be conducted to all personnel regarding the heat
stress to include risk, prevention, symptoms, treatment, PPE and
reporting.
2.1 Humidity and temperature shall be monitored and displayed at
Site with flags according to the level
2.2 Wearing proper PPE such as, wearing light colored, loose-fitting,
breathable clothes.
2.3 Resting shelters must be installed in every working site, air
conditioned if possible. The resting shelter must be provided with
seats and trash bins.
2.4 Cold water must always be available at site.
2.5 Drinks with large amounts of caffeine or sugar must not be given
to the ill person.
2.6 Oral rehydration solvent (ORS) will be provided to the workers
during this site working hours.
2.7 Increase the resting period at site.
1 Poor visibility Hazard 2.8 Monitor workers who are at risk from heat stress.
Work in adverse weather 2.9 Schedule hot jobs for the cooler part of the day.
8 2 Heat Stress
conditions 2.10 When a heat stroke occurs, the following procedures shall be
3 Dusty / Slippery / Wet areas.
taken.
2.11 Notify the supervisor, line manager or the safety department.
2.12 To take the worker to the site clinic.
2.13 If the site clinic is far.
2.14 Move the sick worker to a shaded cooled area.
2.15 Cooling the worker using method such as: soaking their
clothes with water, spraying, sponging or showering them with
water. Fanning their body.
2.16 Take the ill person to the clinic after the first aid has been
given to him, to further checkup
2.17 Work on scaffolds and elevated areas shall be stopped when
temperature is 50º C or more.
2.18 Workers shall be instructed to drink water on regular intervals
according to the heat level.
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3. Proper PPE according to the weather conditions shall be used
(e.g.: rubber boots).
3.1 Rest shelters shall be provided with enough room for all
personnel in the area, shade and rain and sand protection.
3.2 Wear suitable dust mask
3.3 Dust control by means of water spraying the work area to avoid
accumulation of dust.
3.4 Provide plastic cover sheet protection of soil materials in case of
sand storms and strong winds to prevent dust clouds.
9 House Keeping
1. Housekeeping shall be held on a daily basis at the end of the
shift. Proper time shall be allocated for this purpose.
1.1 Unsafe conditions due to poor housekeeping shall be
1. Untidy and messy work place immediately eliminated from the workplace.
1.2 All construction waste and unwanted materials shall be
2. Slips, trips and falls
removed from Site on a daily basis.
2. Soil that is spilled or washed onto paved areas or streets
3. Punctures shall be removed daily or as directed by the Saudi Aramco
Company Representative.
2.1 Soil that is spilled or washed into drains pipes gutters or
ditches or onto adjacent sites shall be removed daily. The
Contractor shall provide measures to prevent recurrence.
2.2 Horse playing shall be forbidden at any time.
2.3 Access and walkways shall be kept free from obstructions.
2.4 Areas shall be maintained clean and free from any
obstruction.
2.5 Proper storage area shall be provided to keep all tools and
materials stored in it.
3. All nails in wood and timber shall be removed.
3.1 All unused wood and timber must be properly storage and
de-nailed in a properly separated and barricaded area, with
adequate signs for identification.
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3.2 All workers shall wear the minimum personal protective
equipment required for the project (safety helmet, safety
glasses, high visibility vest, safety shoes) and for the specific
activity being carried out (e.g. abrasion leather gloves).
3.3 Adequate number of trash bins shall be provided.

1. Emergency contact number shall be clearly posted in the

working area.
1.1 Ambulance driver and nurse shall be at Site at all times.
1.2 Proper emergency communication equipment (radio, phone)
shall be provided.

2. Ambulance driver shall patrol the Site on a daily basis to

familiarize himself with the available route at the moment.
2.1 All access ways shall always be kept free from any obstruction.
2.2 Ambulance driver shall always have the most updated plot plan
of Site with all available routes, with revision number, date and
1. Workers not familiar with the signature.
emergency procedure
2. Road Obstruction
10 Emergencies 3. Ambulance inspection checklist shall be kept inside the
3. Mechanical Failure
ambulance at all times.
4. Lack of medical equipment in the
ambulance 3.1 Ambulance inspection checklist shall include all mechanical
components for the safe use of the ambulance and the status of
the gas deposit, and shall have a revision number, date and
signature.
3.2 Ambulance inspection checklist shall be translated to the
language of the ambulance driver.
3.3 Driver shall perform inspection of the ambulance on a daily
basis using the inspection checklist.
3.4 Driver shall receive the necessary training in order to be able to
perform these inspections.
3.5 Ambulance shall be regularly serviced as required by the
manufacturer.
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4. Ambulance inspection checklist shall be kept inside the
ambulance at all times.
4.1 Ambulance inspection checklist shall include all emergency
provisions regarding the medical equipment, and shall have a
revision number, date and signature.
4.2 Ambulance inspection checklist shall be translated to the
language of the ambulance driver. Driver shall perform
inspection of the ambulance on a
4.3 daily basis using the inspection checklist.
4.4 Driver shall receive the necessary training in order to be able to
perform these inspections.

11 Closing PTW 1. Failure to close out the PTW 1. PTW shall be closed in compliance with Saudi Aramco GI 2.100.

12 Demobilization: from Site to 1. Personnel’s health condition

1. Nurse and ambulance driver shall be the first to arrive at Site,
Camp 2. Mechanical failure
3. Slips, trips and falls in order to assess the worker’s health condition prior to
4. Employees left behind starting any task.
5. Vehicle overloading 1.1 Nurse shall provide immediate attention to any patient’s
complain, including minor cases.

1.2 Daily inspection checklist shall be available in the vehicle.

Daily inspection checklist shall include all basic vehicle
equipment, such as tires, brakes, lights, fluid levels, glass
mirrors, etc., and all required safety equipment (fire
extinguisher, first aid kit).
1.3 Driver shall inspect the vehicle daily using this checklist and
performing a 360-degree walk-around before getting into the
vehicle.
2. Deficiencies found in the daily vehicle inspection shall be
corrected immediately at the nearest repair facility.
2.1 Any damage to the vehicle to shall be reported immediately
to the supervisor in charge.
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ACTIVITIES
2.2 Vehicle shall be properly equipped for remote areas before
operating in remote locations.
2.3 Reflective triangles shall be used to warn approaching traffic
if vehicle is damaged, is blocking traffic or is stopped on the
road.
2.4 Vehicles shall not be left unattended while engine is running
3. TBT will be delivered about the focused work procedure and
continuous supervision will be ensured.
3.1 Single straight line shall be implemented while workers are
entering the vehicle.
4. Admin. Department / Transport Manager shall ensure that
there are enough vehicles for all workers.
4.1 Driver and Bus Marshall shall ensure that there is no
overloading of passengers inside the vehicle.
4.2 Log sheet for departure / arrival of vehicle shall be provided
to monitor the travel time.
5. The number of passengers shall not exceed the
manufacturer’s design specification for the vehicle.