Basics about Industrial Safety

1. INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
ENGINEERING

2. Presentedby:
Excel College of Engineering and
Technology
Guide:
Ms.S.HEMA., M.E, (Asst. prof)
DeptofPct&pe

3. Contents:
 Introduction
 Objectives
 Significance
 4 E’s of safety
 Types of guards
 Measurements and record of
accidents

4. Contents:
 Hazards in oil and gas refineries
 Common safety tips in oil and gas
industries
 (PPE) Personal Protective
Equipment
 Life saving rules
 Conclusion

5. Introduction:
 Industrial safety refers to the management of all
operations and events within an industry in order to
protect its employees and assets by minimizing
hazards, risks, accidents. It is overseen by federal,
state, and local laws and regulations.
 Industry safety is primarily a management activity
which is concerned with reducing, controlling
and eliminating hazards from the industries or
industrial units.

8. LIFE-SAVING RULES
 Work Authorization
 Toxic Gas
 Confined Space
 Driving
 Working At Height
 Energy Isolation
 Line of fire
 Hot work
 Bypassing safety controls
 Safe mechanical lifting

10. SAFETY EQUIPMENTS
Some of the most important safety
equipment products every industrial worker
should use is listed below.
 Protective clothing.
 Body harnesses.
 Respirators.
 Work gloves.
 Safety glasses.
 Hearing protection.

12. HSE
 HSE importance:
The aim of Health Safety Environment (HSE) is to
evaluate, manage safety culture among the
employees of an oil & gas sectors. This determines
the system of multiple defenses that an organization
makes and maintains to guard against injuries to its
employees and damage to its property through HSE.

13. PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
 personal protective equipment
 PPE stands for personal protective equipment. PPE means any
device or appliance designed to be worn or held by an individual for
protection against one or more health and safety hazards.
 The different types of PPE are: face shields, gloves, goggles
(including protective glasses), gowns, head covers, masks,
respirators, and shoe covers.
 Types of personal protective equipment
 Respiratory protection - for example, disposable, cartridge, air line,
half or full face.
 Eye protection – for example, spectacles/goggles, shields, visors.
 Hearing protection – for example, ear muffs and plugs.
 Hand protection – for example, gloves and barrier creams.

15. Hazards in oil and gas refineries:
 Workers in the oil and gas industries face the risk
of fire and explosion due to ignition of flammable
vapors or gases. Flammable gases, such as well gases,
vapors, and hydrogen sulfide, can be released from
wells, trucks, production equipment or surface
equipment such as tanks and shale shakers.
 Hazards in Oil and Gas industry can be divided into
two broad categories:
*Safety and Injury Hazards
*Health and Illnesses Hazards

18.  Collaborate With The Local Emergency Response
Community.
 Invest In A Safety Program That Unites Workers.
 Actively Monitor Mental Health Of Workers.
 Ensure Familiarity With Worksites.
 Consistent Housekeeping.
 Implement A 5S System.
 Install An In-Vehicle Monitoring System (IVMS)
 Provide Clear Visual Communication

20. Conclusion:
 Hazards in Oil and Gas industry can
be divided into two broad categories:
*Safety and Injury Hazards
*Health and Illnesses Hazards
 Types of guards:
Fixed, interlocking and automatic
guards.
 Everyday thousands of people die due to work place
accidents in order to reduce this Industry safety
management is implementing several steps to
overcome these hazards.

21. I am the safety leader….!