OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

AND SAFETY “OUR TOP

PRIORITY”

Prepared by ELOICK PANDI NGONDO

QHSE Supervisor i engineering Congo B

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Table of Content
1. Introduction 12. Prevention action

2. OHS Policy 13. Electrical safety

3. Personal Protection Equipment 14. Chemical management

PPE 15. Chemical register
4. Head Protection 16. Manual handling
5. Why is Hand Protection Important? 17. Slip, trip and fall prevention procedure
6. Why is Foot Protection Important? 18. Hot work
7. Why is body protection important 19. Working at height
8. Bad Practices 20. Fumigation

9. Results 21. Danger

10. Solution 22. Stay safe and enjoy life

11. Using the Log out/Tag out

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1) introduction
All of us spend a lot of
time in the workplace,
and only healthy
employees can perform
well. When it comes to
occupational safety, we
don’t compromise: The
goal is “zero
accidents”!
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2) OHS Policy
I engineering recognizes
its moral and legal
responsibilities under
occupational health and

IMS Policy
safety legislation to
provide a safe and
healthy work
environment
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3) Personal Protection Equipment PPE

.

1. What PPE is required for your particular job?

2. When is the PPE required to be used in your job?
3. What are the possible defects your PPE might have?
4. How do you properly care for and maintain/store your PPE?
5. What is the useful life of your PPE?
6. From what hazards does the PPE protect you?

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4)Head Protection
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Why is Head Protection Important?
In and around your head are:
Your eyes, with which you see
Your ears, with which you hear
Your nose, with which you smell
Your mouth, with which you eat
and speak
Your brain, with which you think
Injuries to the head are very
serious. For this reason, it is
important to use the head
protection
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5)Why is Hand Protection Important?

Without your fingers or hands,

your ability to work would be greatly
reduced.

Hands Hazards:
 Tools and machines with a sharp edges
can cut your hands.
 Getting your hands caught in machinery
can crush, or remove your hands
and fingers

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6) Why is Foot Protection Important?

-The human foot is rigid enough to
support the weight of your entire body,
it allows you to run, dance, play sports.
Without your feet and toes, your
ability to work would be reduced.
Incidences of Foot Hazards
 Impact Injuries
 Compression Injuries
 Electrical Shocks

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7)Why is body protection important

The skin acts as a natural barrier to

the elements

Chemicals can break down the skin

barrier and allow secondary infections
to manifest

Types of Body Hazards

 Temperature stress
 Chemical Contact
 Radiation

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8)Bad Practices

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9) Results….

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10)The Solution !!!

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11)Using the Lock out/Tag out

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12)Preventing Action…
Names of risk team members:
Point Value
1 Minor 2 Moderate 3 Major 4 Catastrophic
Parameter

Job Title: Site/Construction

A (Likely) H H E E

Date of assessment:
B (Possible) M H E E

JRA Reference#: JRA1

C (Unlikely) L M H E

Revision#: 1
D (Rare) L M H H

Control
Task/activity Hazard Consequences Likelihood Risk Rating Required Control Measure Implemented?
Y/N
Welding P- Electric shock 4 B E -Welding power sources should
be of current rating and should be
installed by qualified electricians

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13)Electrical Safety
Current Rate (A) Conductor Size (mm2) Maximum Length (meters)

1.0 25
10
1.5 35

1.5 25
15
2.5 40

2.5 30
20
4.0 50

 Construction Site Switchboards

 RCD
 Flexible Extension Leads
 Construction Wiring Identification &
Protection from Mechanical Damage
 Potable Electrical Equipment
 Portable Light
 Plant and Temporary Structures
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14) Chemical Management

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15) Chemical Register

Date New MSDS

Assessment
MSDS Date of

Conducted
Assessment
Conducted?
dangerous?

hazardous?
Location or process where Comme

Date
Available?
Is product

Is product
Product Name

Required
chemical is stored or used nts

MSDS

Issue

Risk
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16) Manual Handling

Use your hands and not just your fingers to get a
good grip on the load
Place your feet shoulder width apart for good balance
Bend at your knees and not at your waist to maintain
your center of balance and to utilize the strong leg
muscles to do the lifting
Try to keep the load between your knees and
shoulders
Avoid twisting your back
Avoid performing the same lifting task repeatedly

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17) Slip, Trip and Fall Prevention

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18) Hot Work

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19) Work at Height

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20)Fumigation
 Preparation
 Investigate the site and commodity to be fumigated
 Post emergency telephone numbers: Fire, Police, Hospital…
 Select an approved type of fumigant for the work involved
Precaution
 Good physical condition
 First aid

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21) Danger

Is All Around…
BUT
We are SMARTER to make things SAFER
By using Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
Escalating to our superiors
&
Reporting hazards met…

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22) Stay Safe And Enjoy Life

Think of them… Still waiting
for you!!!

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR

ATTENDANCE AND
PARTICIPATION

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