The document outlines key aspects of health, safety, and environment (HSE) practices, including emergency response procedures, personal protective equipment (PPE), fire fighting protocols, and work permit types. It emphasizes the importance of identifying hazards, minimizing risks, and effectively handling emergencies such as hydrogen sulfide leaks. Additionally, it introduces a 'stop card' program aimed at improving workplace safety through behavioral observations.

1. SAFETY
INTRODUCTION
Eng. Mohannad
Hany

2. Content
Introduction to HSE
Emergency Response
Emergency Procedures
Introduction to PPE
Fire Fighting
Work Permits
Stop Cards
H2S Handling

3. Introduction to
HSE
•HSE or Health safety environment
is a system of programs and
procedures that involves identifying
Potential hazards, and minimize the
risk.
•Actual and potential accidents
(Personal injury ,property damage
and production interruptions…),
should be evaluated carefully.
•Many aspects should be considered
beside the human safety like the
environmental impacts and waste
disposal.

4. Emergency Response
Emergency response is the
stage of the disaster
management cycle that aims
to protect employees ,
environment from hazards,
and assets from damage.

5. Emergency procedures
1. Safely stop your work and leave the building
through the nearest door with an Emergency Exit
sign.
2. Go to the nearest safe stairway and do not use
elevators.
3. Follow the floor warden instructions.
4. Get to the emergency safe point.

6. Introduction to PPE
PPE or Personal Protective
Equipment is protective clothing
(Overall), Helmets, Vest, Boots,
Face mask, goggles, Face shield,
gloves, or other equipment
designed to protect the wearer's
body from injury or infection.

7. Fire Fighting
The fire triangle or combustion
triangle is a simple model for
understanding the main elements for
most fires which are oxygen , source of
heat , and fuel.

8. Fire Fighting
The Fires mainly divided into 3 classes and
each class has the suitable fire extinguisher.

9. Work Permits
Types of Safe Work Permits:
•Hot Work Permit
•Cold Work Permit
•Confined Space Entry Permit
•Excavation (Drilling) Permit

10. STOP Card
The “Stop Card” in HSE is a
behavioral based safety program
which is designed to prevent
injuries and reduce hazards in
workplace. “STOP” in the STOP
Card means Safety Training
Observation Program. The
observations made during the STOP
program is recorded in the STOP
CARD.

11. H2S Handling
How to Handle Hydrogen Sulfide Emergencies
1.The first thing to do when your H2S gas detector
goes off is to get out of the area as quickly as
possible.
2.Make sure to alert all people at the location.
3.Ventilate the Area.