.

CARING FOR ONE ANOTHER & demonstrating that care on a daily

basis.

TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY & of those

who work with you and around you.

BEING PROACTIVE & asking questions like – “ what is the most

dangerous thing that can happen to me & my colleagues on this job
and how can I prevent it?”

AN ATTITUTE OF WANTING to follow the rules & procedures

rather than having to.

STOPPING WORK IF YOU CONSIDER it is not safe to start or

continue
A B C D E
5 HSSE PILLARS OF
OUR PROJECT
1. WORKER WELFARE
2. TRAINING
3. LEADERSHIP
4. COMMUNICATION
5. LIFE CRITICAL ACTIVITY
PROJECT HSSE EXPECTATION
MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY
A SAFE WORK PLACE
SAFE WORK EQUIPMENT &
SUBSTANCES.
INFORMATION, INSTRUCTION,
TRAINING, & SUPERVISION.
WELFARE FACILITIES
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES.
CONSULTATION WITH EMPLOYEES OR
THEIR REPRESENTATIVES.
PROJECT HSSE EXPECTATION
SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
CARRY OUT TSTI/TBT BEFORE STARTING WORK.
INSTRUCT THE WORKFORCE UNDER YOUR CONTROL TO
WORK SAFELY.
MONITOR WORK & ENSURE THAT IT IS CARRIED OUT IN
ACCORDANCE WITH HSSE PROCEDURES, METHOD
STATEMENT, RISK ASSESSMENT, PERMIT TO WORK
REQUIREMENT & TSTI.
ENSURE TOOLS & EQUIPMENT MEET REQUIRED STANDARD.
ENSURE WORKERS WEAR PPE AND OTHER PROTECTIVE
DEVICES.
ENSURE HOUSEKEEPING IS A GOOD STANDARD.
CARRY OUT SAFE OBSERVATION CARD ( SOC ).
IF YOU ARE NOT SURE ASK. DONOT WORK IN AN UNSAFE
WAY.
SET EXEMPLARY HSSE STANDARD.
 PROJECT HSSE EXPECTATION
WORKERS RESPONSIBILITIES
CO-OPERATION WITH SUPERVISOR.
CONSULT WITH SUPERVISOR.
REPORTING DANGEROUS SITUATIONS TO
SUPERVISOR.
RIGHT TO RECEIVE INFORMATION,
INSTRUCTION, & TRAINING.
A DUTY OF CARE TO THEMSELVES &
OTHER PERSON BY WORKING SAFELY.
 Communication

Training Workers
Enforcing Requirement

Correcting Habits
 HSSE POLICY
PROMOTE THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF HEALTH, SAFETY,
SECURITY,& ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME FOR OUR EMPLOYER,
SUBCONTRACTOR, COMPANY & OTHER PERSONS WHO MAY
BE AFFECTED BY OUR OPERATION.

HSSE IS A LINE MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY, SENIOR

MANAGEMENT MUST BE COMMITTED TO HSSE & BE SEEN TO
BE COMMITTED.

CHC SHALL MAINTAIN A HIGH LEVEL HSSE AWARENESS

THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING.

EVERY ONE HAS RIGHT TO STOP WORK.

JUST CULTURE PROCESS SHALL APPLY TO ALL DEFAULTERS

FOR NON COMPLAINCE OF SAFE WORK PRACTICES OR
PROCEDURES.

CHC WILL TOTALLY SUPPORT THE PEARL G.T.L PROJECT

INCIDENT & INJURY FREE COMMITMENT ON WELFARE,
TRAINING, COMMUNICATION, LIFE CRITICAL ACTIVITIES.
NO FATALITY THROUGH OUT THE ENTIRE
CONSTRUCTION PEROID.

NO FUTURE LOST TIME INCIDENTS ( L T I ).

REPORT ALL INCIDENTS INCLUDING NEARMISSES.

CARRY OUT UAA AUDIT.

CARRY OUT SOC.

LOOK AFTER THE ENVIRONMENT.

 YOU ARE

RESPONSIBLE

FOR YOUR
OWN

SAFETY
• Earn money
• Feed your family
• Learn new skills
• Build the Pearl GTL plant
 You can’t
 Work
 Earn money
 Feed your family
INCIDENT(FOR PROPERTY)
INJURY ( FOR PERSONNEL )
NEAR MISS
 WATCH OUT
FOR UNSAFE
CONDITIONS

REPORT UNSAFE
CONDITION &
NEAR MISSES
TO
SUPERVISOR/HSSE
FOR CORRECTIVE
ACTION
REPORT ALL NEARMISSES AND
INCIDENTS TO HSSE
CARELESSNESS
UNSAFE ACT
UNSAFE CONDITION
LACK OFTRAINING
LACK OF SKILL
LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
LACK OF EXPERIENCE.
OVERCONFIDENCE.
NOT FOLLOWING SAFETY
RULES.
ETC……………………
SLIPS/TRIP/FALLS FROM SAME LEVEL.
FALL FROM HEIGHT.
FALLING OBJECT.
COLLISION WITH OBJECT ( Eg : struck by or struck
against.)
TRAPPING/CRUSHING UNDER OR BETWEEN OBJECT.
MANUAL HANDLING
ELECTRICITY
CONTACT WITH MACHINERY/ HAND TOOLS.
TRANSPORT.
CONTACT WITH CHEMICALS.
ASPHYXIATION/DROWNING.
FIRE
EXPLOSION
ANIMAL
WORKPLACE VIOLENCE.
PROMOTE & MAINTAIN THE MENTAL,
PHYSICAL & SOCIAL WELL BEING OF
EMPLOYEES.

PROTECT EMPLOYEES & OTHERS AFFECTED

BY AN ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES FROM RISK
TO HEALTH & SAFETY.

PROVIDE ADEQUATE WELFARE FACILITIES.

REDUCE LOSS THROUGH DAMAGE AND

INJURY.
REDUCE ABSENTEESIM.

IMPROVE MORALE.

IMPROVE COMPANY REPUTATION.

ID REQUIRED (RLIC, SHELL, CHC etc.)

SMOKING ALLOWED IN DESIGNATED

AREAS ONLY

NO DRUG AND ALCOHOL ARE ALLOWED.

WORKPLACE VIOLANCE.
F - FIND
I - INFORM
R - RESTRICT
E - EXTINGUISH
P - PULL THE PIN
A - AIM AT THE BASE.
S - SQUEEZE THE LEVER
S - SWEEP SIDE TO SIDE
 Suitable fire control devices, such as
portable fire extinguishers are available
at office area &/ jobsite.
A Fire Alarm system is installed in this
office building &/ jobsite.
All office areas are provided with smoke
detectors and corridors equipped with
Manual Call points / break glass point
and portable Fire Extinguishers.

Note: Smoking is strictly prohibited

except in designated areas
Fires and explosions kill
more than 200 and injure
more than 5,000 workers
each year (as per OSHA)
Employers to provide
proper fire exits, fire
fighting equipment, and
employee training to
prevent deaths and injuries
by fire in the workplace
Muster point – 1
In front of Site Office
Building

Muster point -2
Near site toilet
facility

Muster point -3
In front of security
cabin
Exit routes must be
permanent and there
must be enough exits in
the proper arrangement
for quick escape
All emergency exits are
clearly marked.
Please do not block any
emergency exits.
 Emergency Call-Out Procedure

In The Event Of SERIOUS EMERGENCY contact the following

numbers:
1. Call PMC Duty Manager (5874775)
2. Call RLIC 4748888

Provide following information

• Your name
• Your company
• Location grid reference.(AR/42)
• Inform the emergency service to meet you at the Pearl
GTL Gate # 5 A.
• Details of emergency (Fire, Explosion,
Heart Attack, serious accident,
environmental spillage etc).

3. Then call the CHC Duty OSC (6829772)

 Emergency Call-Out Procedure

LESS SERIOUS EMERGENCY (Level 1):

1. Call the CHC Duty OSC (6829772), When the duty OSC
receives an emergency call he responds to the incident
and carries out an assessment. If necessary, the duty
OSC calls the IRT Coordinator to assist. If the situation is
serious, he raises incident to level 2 emergency by calling
PMC Duty Manager (5874775) & RLIC 4748888. OSC also
informs CHC senior management

2- The IRT Coordinator is responsible to call out the Initial

Response Team and the medical team:
PMC Duty Manager 587 4475
CHC Duty OSC 6829772
CHC Medical Officer 6829782
CHC Nurse 6862818
 Emergency Call-Out Procedure

1. The Site evacuation alarm sound is alternate blasts of

the air horn 3 seconds on\3 seconds off \3 seconds on\3
seconds off for period of 1 minute.
Site all clear- A continuous blast for 7 seconds.

2. The Office evacuation alarm is a continuous ringing of

the fire bell (located adjacent to the front entrance).
Office all clear- Is given by the Fire Marshalls.
Action: In the event of an emergency alarm

If you hear the alarm whether at Site or at CHC Office

take the following action:
• Stop Work.
• Make all your equipment and job safe.
• Walk ( Do not run) to your nearest muster point.
• Wait at the muster point for a further instructions.
How the chemical will enter in to our
body.
Inhalation
Ingestion
Absorption
Direct contact.
Workers should get information, instruction,
& training regarding all the hazardous
chemical they are dealing with in their course
of work.
All the container should be labeled.
PPE must be worn by the workers.
In the project, for all the chemical must have
a MSDS.
MSDS are kept in the designated places like
HSE OFFICE, MEDICAL AID CENTRE, WARE
HOUSES, etc.
Special permission ( P.T.W ) is necessary.
Keep cylinders free of oil & grease compounds.
Keep all cylinders away from heat & at least 20 feet
away from combustible materials.
Make sure that valve cap are fitted on all cylinders,
even empty one also.
Ensure that gas cutting set
should have regulator, press:
gauges, flash back
arrestor, non return valve,
hoses ( color coded), and
fitting also.
Fire watch shall be maintained for at least 30 minutes
after completion of welding.
Personal protective equipment must worn by the
workers while doing the welding.
In the case of abrasive wheel like grinding etc.. Safety
guards should be fitted.& clear face shield with safety
glass.
Emergency buttons shall be fitted on the equipment.
Maintain all tools and equipment sharp and clean.
Rpm rating on the grinding wheel must be rated at or
higher than the rpm of the grinding machine.
Only authorized people can work on the
equipment.
Good Manual handling technique is
necessary for lifting and moving loads.
To be successful, good handling
technique requires training and
practices.
Assess the load.
Ensure that the travel route is
clear & well lit.
Get as close to the load as
possible.
Get a secure grip( wear gloves).
Position feet apart, one foot
flat the floor at the side of the
load, the other foot behind,
with head raised.
Keep the back straight. – maintain the natural
spinal curve by lifting the head.
Bend the knees – lift using the thigh muscles.
Keep the load close to the body- heaviest side
to the trunk, avoid jerking, make a smooth
movement.
Move the feet- avoid twisting at the waist.
Put down, then adjust- slide to desired
position.
If necessary ask for help.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE
WORKER AND THE WORK HE/ SHE
PERFORMS.
 “ Place for everything and every thing in its
place ”
• Maintain a neat, clean and orderly jobsite.
• Provide adequate lighting in around our site.
• Periodic scrap removal from each section.
• Proper storage of reinforcement, shuttering,& all
the construction material.
• Proper barricading with signage(hard&soft ).
• Removal of waste concrete, empty cement bags,
plastic bottles, oily wastes & cotton waste
etc…..
 Empty oxygen/DA cylinder be removed from
site and sent back to store.
Proper access shall be maintain with un
slippery floors.
Proper storages of flammable materials.
Cleaning on periodic basis.
Wastes should be stored in suitable
receptacles.
“ A clean work place is a safe Work
place”
Note: Poor housekeeping is a potential for
accident & ill health.
WASTE : Waste refers to any unwanted materials left
over from production, processes, or refuse from
places of human or natural habitation.

HAZARDOUS WASTE- spent batteries, used engine

oil, chemical waste, used chemical drums, empty
paint cans.

NON HAZARDOUS WASTE- uncontaminated wood,

cardboard and paper, domestic waste.

INERT WASTE- concrete waste, spent electrodes,

excavated soil, metal scrap, scrap electric cables
and used tires.
LABEL THE SKIPS ( MULTI LANGUAGE )
DIFFERENTIATE THE WASTE
KNOW THE AREA WHERE THE WASTE TO
BE DISPOSED.
DUMP IN DESIGNATED AREAS ONLY.
AVOID SPILLAGE.
REUSE AND RECYCLE THE GOOD FROM
THE WASTE.
PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT FROM THE
WASTE.
IMMEDIATE HELP GIVEN TO A VICTIM IN CASE OF
EMERGENCY LIKE ACCIDENT, UNCONSCIOUSNESS,
ETC, BEFORE A MEDICAL HELP ARRIVES.

AIM OF FIRST AID:

PRESERVE LIFE & minimize the consequence of
serious injury.
PREVENT DETERIORATION by re assuring the
casualty & lessening the effect of medical shock.
PROMOTE RECOVERY, including treatment of minor
injuries that do not require medical attention.
MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHERE THE FIRST
AID BOXES ARE.

ENSURE THAT A FIRST AIDER IS AVAILABLE.

ENSURE THE BOX IS WELL STOCKED

To Save your LIFE

To Limit the effects

of Accident or Illness

If you need any

medical assistance
you may visit the site
medical centre
 FIRST AID
• In our company Medical facilities available
near to CHC site office, location AR/42 (grid
reference).
• Medical office clearly marked, easily
accessible, with identification Flag, Sign
board etc..
• Qualified First Aider is available, & in all site
offices there photo with name, mobile
number, & company name is displayed.
 IF YOU THINK YOU NEED
MEDICAL HELP………..?
FOR ASSISTANCE CALL……..
MEDICAL OFFICER: DR. JOHN EDWIN PADUA
…………………...6829782

SITE MEDICS : Mr. MATHEW…………6862818

( AVAILABLE IN SITE AT 05:00-18:30)

CAMP MEDIC: Mr.GIOVANNI BENGIL....6862819

( AVAILABLE IN CAMP CLINIC-18:00-06:00 )

CAMP MEDIC AVAILABLE IN CAMP – 24 HRS ON CALL

FOR EMERGENCY CALL RLIC EMS : 4748888
ROAD TRANSPORTATION

PPE
LIFTING
FALL PROTECTION.

SCAFFOLD
EXCAVATION
ELECTRICAL SAFETY

CONFINED SPACE
WORKING IN POOR LIGHTING
FALLING OBJECT
HEALTH AND WELFARE.
Personal protective equipment procedure
has been strictly implemented.

Helmet, Safety Glasses, Safety Shoes,

Gloves and coverall must be worn during
working hours.

In case of any violation this may lead to

Severe disciplinary action.
As per company procedure.
Eye - safety glasses, goggles
Face - face shields
Head - hard hats
Feet - safety shoes
Hands and arms - gloves
Bodies – high visibility
vests/100% cotton Long
Sleeve Cover Alls
Hearing - earplugs, earmuffs.
Full body harness.
Note: If any additional PPE is
required you are requested to
Eye Protection Welding shield
must be worn
while welding

Safety glasses
Must be worn
in
all areas of the Face shield must be worn
yard While grinding or when
handling chemicals
Head Protection is required
beyond the office building
HARDHAT.
EYE
PROTECTION

HI VIS JACKETS
LONG SLEEVE
COVER ALL

GLOVES

SAFETY
BOOTS
Foot Protection is required all
over the yard
Industrial Hand Protection is required when handling
chemicals, handling materials, sharp tools including
grinders and welding equipment and touching rough
surfaces
Body Protection- Coverall is
required all over the yard areas
 PPE
REMEMBER………

“ The best PPE in the world is useless,

unless you know how to wear it and
how to care it ”
In site vehicle speed limit is 30 km/hr.
Have the head lights ON
Seat belt must be worn at all times.
Drivers must not overtake.
Drivers must not use mobile phone (or
radios) while driving.
Drivers must have a valid Qatari driving
license.
Drivers must have a certificate of DDC
( Defensive Driving Course )
Drivers must be assessed competent.
Drivers must have a fitness – to work
certificate from an approved clinic/doctor.
Never drive under the influence of alcohol or
drugs.
Never keep loose items in the cab.
Vehicles working on site must have a valid
inspection sticker.
No walking on Bus when it is moving.
No smoking.
Special permission needed ( P.T.W)
All the lifting equipment should be
inspected quarterly
All the lifting equipment should be
colour coded.
Keep other people out of the area, i.e.
install a barricade around the area
under the load.
Qualified rigger is assigned.
Signal man/ banks man wears a
different colored vest.
No open hooks. All the hook should
have safety latch & it should be
working correctly.
Crane out riggers on solid/ level ground
and pads used.
COLOUR CODE
All person working at height ( more than 1.5m) must:
Should have full body harness and should
complete fall prevention training.
Full body harness should be correctly worn &
100% tied off to a secure point.
Before wearing the full body harness inspect it.
Safe use of ladder ( access).

NOTE: Our main goal is to 100% fall prevention &

protection for all personnel that are exposed to a
potential fall.
Need special permission
( P.T.W )
Properly constructed work
platform is necessary.
Use safe access.
It should be erected, modified, or removed by
qualified & authorized scaffolders.
Scaffold should be inspected by a competent
person.
All scaffold need to have a tag.
Entry is allowed when the “Green” tag
is showing.
No entry is allowed
when there is “Red”
or “Yellow” tag in the
scafftag holder.
Need special permission
(P.T.W)
Excavation depth greater
than 1.5m should be benched,
battered, or shored properly.
Store excavated rock &
soil at least 1.5m from
the edges.
Use ladder, stairs or
ramps to enter or exit in
all excavation.
Set up barriers or barricades around
the edges of the excavation
Place warning signs on/near
barricades & flashing light (blinkers)
used at night.
Divert traffic away from the
excavation area.
All electric cords, tools &
equipment shall be inspected
and color coded to ensure they
are in good condition.
Cables are free from water/
moisture.
Cables are kept off walkways &
roads.
Unsafe electrical equipment shall
be removed from site.
Danger signs shall be posted to identify electrical
hazards.
Equipment shall be locked or tagged
to prevent unauthorized use.
Earth leakage protection devices shall
be used in all electric portable tools
and equipments.
Proper grounding / earthling should
be given.
Distribution boxes are safely located
and locked.
Special permission needed (P.T.W)
Safe access to confined space.
Mechanical equipment should be locked and tagged
out.
Adequate lighting & intrinsically safe.
All confined spaces shall be ventilated and gas free.
Test / monitor the atmosphere inside the confined
space & record it on the permit.
Confined space watchman to be clearly identified &
have the emergency response equipment on stand by.
Log in / out record should be maintained, i.e. sign in /
sign out sheet being used.
WHEN LIGHTING IS NEEDED ?
1.If the daylight does not provide the
sufficient lighting.
2.When the work need to be carried out
in night & in confined spaces.
3.Inside the Building area.
Don’t work in the dark. All work areas need to
be lighted up.
Make sure there is good lighting in your work
environment.
If the lighting is inadequately to work safely.
Stop & advice your supervisor.
All escape routes should be lighted up.
Muster point should be marked & have
adequate lights.
All openings are to be covered & or
barricaded to prevent falling objects.
Toe boards must be used on
scaffolding & platforms.
Tools & equipment must be tied off
when working at height.
Good house keeping is essential to
prevent objects falling & injuries.
HEALTH AND WELFARE
All personnel working in defined job types must
have fitness to work certificate.
Information & instruction should be provided to the
workers regarding heat stress.

HEAT STRESS : Those who are working in high air temperature or

high level of humidity.

Physiological effects : skin burns, cataracts, dehydration, heat

cramps, raised heart rate, headache, confusion, vomiting,
fainting.

100% compliance with heat stress flag.

( awareness, breaks, water etc..)
 Life Critical
Activity

Danger Category Resting Time Water Need

1 glass / 20
Caution No Requirement
minutes

1 glass / 15
Extreme Caution 7 minutes / hour
minutes

1 glass / 10
Danger 10 minutes / hour
minutes

1 glass / 10
Extreme Danger 15 minutes / hour
minutes

Stop all work

 Life Critical
Activity

Check the provision of water

before working
Drink water
Check the provision of appropriate
shade before working
Instant Recognition Award Monthly 100nos
Ace award Monthly 1 no
Superior award Monthly 2 nos
Team ( subcontractor ) award. Monthly 1 team
Competition on Quarterly
slogans/suggestions
Non accident drivers Quarterly 2 drivers
Non accident heavy equipment Quarterly 2 drivers
operators
 Unsafe Scaffold

Unsafe Wiring

Unsafe
Excavation
 REMEMBER
The chance
Taker
is
The Accident
Maker…
REMEMBE
R
Remember your family is waiting
for you……
make sure you return home in
the same shape as you left….
and enjoy the rest of your life…

Have a safe working environment

THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK