Construction Site Health and safety Induction.ppt

This presentation provides a ‘mock site induction’ and serves to help
those people in the process of preparing and delivering site inductions
It is essential that all personnel receive an appropriate site induction
before they commence work on any site.
The site induction communicates essential information regarding the
site, the working methods and health and safety management.
All attendees of the site induction are required to sign a register to
confirm their attendance and their agreement to abide by the principal
contractor’s policies, procedures and rules and to follow the agreed
method of working.
Do not interfere with or remove any signage, fencing or dust screens
without expressed permission.
Do not interfere with existing gas, water or electric services which
may become exposed during construction.
Do not interfere with any scaffolding or access equipment. Only
suitably qualified persons, with expressed written permission are
permitted to assemble, alter and dissemble such equipment.
Ensure that all materials brought onto the site are handled, stored and
disposed of in a safe manner.
Only suitable trained employees are permitted to use the plant and
equipment on the site. Sub-contractors are to provide their own plant
and equipment at all times.
Do not interfere with or remove any signage, fencing or dust screens
without expressed permission.
Do not interfere with existing gas, water or electric services which
may become exposed during construction.
Do not interfere with any scaffolding or access equipment. Only
suitably qualified persons, with expressed written permission are
permitted to assemble, alter and dissemble such equipment.
Ensure that all materials brought onto the site are handled, stored and
disposed of in a safe manner.
Only suitable trained employees are permitted to use the plant and
equipment on the site. Sub-contractors are to provide their own plant
and equipment at all times.
A waste compound is provide on site for the orderly disposal of waste
materials.
A site recycling compound is also provided -- please make full use of
this facility.
This site operates a yellow card/red card scheme -- clean up your work
area. Rubbish is a hazard -- contractors not cleaning up during and
after their work will be issued with warnings. Any cleaning costs
incurred by principal contractors having to tidy up after contractors will
be passed on to the offending contractor.
• The appointed first aiders on this site are Adam Arkwright, Ben
Bradshaw and Colin Caulderwell
• Each of these people are suitably trained and possess a current first
aid certificate
• This site has first aid boxes located in the site office and by the
stairwell on floor level
Most fires can be prevented with simple precautions.
If a fire does occur:
• Raise the alarm. This site now has a fully automatic alarm
• Locate an escape route. This site has two escape routes which are
the stairwells at either side. These stairwells have fire doors and
emergency lighting

1. HSEHSE Site Induction Site Induction
by Hany Salahby Hany Salah







Document Number:
HSE induction REVISION NO: 00

2. WelcomeWelcome
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Welcome to the site Welcome to the site
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construction of Expansion for the T1 construction of Expansion for the T1
terminal and connect between the terminal and connect between the
existing and the new expansion in existing and the new expansion in
addition to the utility M&Eaddition to the utility M&E
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Explain the health and Safety site Explain the health and Safety site
rulesrules
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Project Manager is Nabil Project Manager is Nabil
Bahrpuni,HSE Manager is Hany salahBahrpuni,HSE Manager is Hany salah

3. Site DetailsSite Details
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The Client : RCU The Client : RCU
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The Consultant :SEA/Saudi ConsultThe Consultant :SEA/Saudi Consult
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The Contractor : Technical The Contractor : Technical
Development for Contracting.Development for Contracting.

4. First AidFirst Aid
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In the event of injuryIn the event of injury
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Site First Aider is ………………..Site First Aider is ………………..
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First Aid box is located…………..First Aid box is located…………..
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Number of Number of AmbulanceAmbulance is is 999999

5. Health and Safety TargetsHealth and Safety Targets
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NO INJURIES
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NO ILL HEALTH
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NO DAMAGE
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NO ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS
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Reporting and investigation of Near-
Misses and Safety Observations
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NO breaches of security at the work
site.

6. Fire ProceduresFire Procedures
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Permits are required for Hot WorksPermits are required for Hot Works
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Location of fire fighting equipmentLocation of fire fighting equipment
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Identify approved fire fighting Identify approved fire fighting
personnelpersonnel

7. Emergency ProceduresEmergency Procedures
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Explain the site emergency Explain the site emergency
proceduresprocedures
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Identify the emergency Muster pointIdentify the emergency Muster point
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Provide details of restrictions for Provide details of restrictions for
fighting firesfighting fires
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Provide details of authorised site re-Provide details of authorised site re-
entry after an emergencyentry after an emergency

8. Accident ProceduresAccident Procedures
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Explain that all incidents/accidents Explain that all incidents/accidents
must be reported and recorded in must be reported and recorded in
the site accident bookthe site accident book
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Near misses must also be reportedNear misses must also be reported
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Detail the procedure for reportingDetail the procedure for reporting

Confirm that certain accidents must Confirm that certain accidents must
be reported as per RIDDOR and fullbe reported as per RIDDOR and full
co-operation is required by co-operation is required by
contractorscontractors

9. Daily ActivitiesDaily Activities
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Inform personnel of Daily HazardsInform personnel of Daily Hazards
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Notices of SPECIFIC risks on site must be Notices of SPECIFIC risks on site must be
placed on the site notice board detailing placed on the site notice board detailing
the hazards of the day, such as the hazards of the day, such as
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Hot WorksHot Works
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Groundwork'sGroundwork's
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Working at HeightWorking at Height
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Site Transport (including site deliveries)Site Transport (including site deliveries)

10. Concerned/Worried ?Concerned/Worried ?
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If anyone has any safety issues they If anyone has any safety issues they
are concerned with, these should be are concerned with, these should be
brought to the attention of one of the brought to the attention of one of the
following…..following…..
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Their own Foreman/SupervisorTheir own Foreman/Supervisor
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Site ManagerSite Manager
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Site Health + Safety OfficerSite Health + Safety Officer
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Site ForemanSite Foreman

11. Basic Site AwarenessBasic Site Awareness
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Ensure all personnel on site know why Ensure all personnel on site know why
they are there, that they have method they are there, that they have method
statements and risk assessments for the statements and risk assessments for the
tasks, AND they have read them !tasks, AND they have read them !
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Explain that certain work may require a Explain that certain work may require a
PERMIT TO WORK due to the nature or PERMIT TO WORK due to the nature or
location of the task, this type of work is location of the task, this type of work is
not allowed to start without a permit being not allowed to start without a permit being
issued firstissued first

12. Site RulesSite Rules
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Explain all the site rules Explain all the site rules
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PPE requirements such as Boots, Hi-VizPPE requirements such as Boots, Hi-Viz
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Zero Tolerance for Violence & Bullying Zero Tolerance for Violence & Bullying
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Smoking/Drug/Alcohol policy on siteSmoking/Drug/Alcohol policy on site
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Traffic Movement & site speed limitsTraffic Movement & site speed limits

13. Handling EquipmentHandling Equipment
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Explain the safe use of equipment on Explain the safe use of equipment on
site by competent personnel only, site by competent personnel only,
such as such as
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Alteration/construction/dismantling Alteration/construction/dismantling
of scaffoldsof scaffolds
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Licensed machine operators only to Licensed machine operators only to
use equipment on siteuse equipment on site
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The safe use of laddersThe safe use of ladders

14. Site HousekeepingSite Housekeeping
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Explain the rules on housekeeping Explain the rules on housekeeping
and storage on siteand storage on site
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The need for clear walkways around The need for clear walkways around
the site to reduce the risk of collision the site to reduce the risk of collision
with moving plant/vehicleswith moving plant/vehicles
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Food and drink to be eaten in areas Food and drink to be eaten in areas
provided and areas to be kept clean provided and areas to be kept clean
and hygienic and hygienic

15. Additional site InformationAdditional site Information
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Discuss/explain arrangements for Discuss/explain arrangements for
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COSHHCOSHH
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Ear defender zonesEar defender zones
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Vibration tools and exposure limitsVibration tools and exposure limits
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Enclosed spacesEnclosed spaces
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Restricted areas on siteRestricted areas on site

16. Site Induction RegisterSite Induction Register
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Ensure everyone who attends site Ensure everyone who attends site
has a site induction and a copy of the has a site induction and a copy of the
form is kept on siteform is kept on site
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Where possible provide a helmet Where possible provide a helmet
sticker stating date of induction and sticker stating date of induction and
name of wearer name of wearer
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Where possible provide an induction Where possible provide an induction
booklet/leaflet to all site visitorsbooklet/leaflet to all site visitors