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This document summarizes the March 2013 safety report for the C270 HK Biodiesel Plant construction project. It provides statistics on man-hours worked, accidents, and inspections conducted during the month. Areas needing improvement were identified as lifting safety, fall protection, and housekeeping. Prompt rectifications were made through measures like using metal plates for outriggers and installing railings and barriers. Positive safety attitudes were demonstrated through safety meetings held prior to high risk work and promotions run in industry publications. Training statistics and safety communications for the month are also summarized.

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C270 (HK BIODIESEL PLANT) Safety Report
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

Safety :
Contribution from All
Level ( Top to Shop )
SAFETY STATISTICS
Feb 2013 Mar 2013
Accumulated Man-hour 517,794 568,294
Days worked from Commencement 477 508
Accumulated Man-day Lost 926 1109
Cumulative Accident Frequency Rate 0.97 0.88
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

SAFETY INSPECTION / MEETING
Physical site safety walks
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

SAFETY INSPECTION / MEETING
Weekly Safety Meetings with Safety Representatives of Subcontractors
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT
LIFTING SAFETY
Outrigger stand on unstable floor
PROMPT RECTIFICATION
Improvement – Outrigger stand on
metal plate
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT
PROMPT RECTIFICATION
FALL FROM HEIGHT
Prone to fall ex. 2m into uncovered
manhole opening
Improvement – Manhole opening
safety covered to prevent bodily fall
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT
PROMPT RECTIFICATION
FALL FROM HEIGHT
No railing protection on floor edge
Improvement – Rigid barrier and
conspicuous netting erected at floor edge
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT
PROMPT RECTIFICATION
STRUCK TO OBJECT
Construction material protruding to
passageway
Improvement – Protruding material
removed and safe access restored
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PRE-WORK MEETING
Installation of Pipe Bridge – Pre-work Safety Awareness Meeting
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PRE-WORK MEETING
Installation of Fender – Integration of safety consideration in
Planning Stage
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PRE-WORK MEETING
Concrete breaking – Integration of Safety Consideration in Planning
Stage
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PRE-WORK MEETING
Lifting Operation – Pre-work Safety Awareness Meeting
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PRE-WORK MEETING
Equipment Lifting – Pre-work Safety Awareness Meeting
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PRE-WORK MEETING
Erection of Bamboo Scaffold Working Platform – Integration of Safety
Consideration in Planning Stage
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
PRE-WORK MEETING
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013
Erection of Bamboo Scaffold Working Platform – Integration of Safety
Consideration in Planning Stage

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
SAFETY CONFERENCE MEETING
Interface with BDI – Unauthorized use of bamboo scaffold
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
SAFETY PROMOTION
Article in HKIE’s publication
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
SAFETY PROMOTION
Article in Company’s Safety Publication
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY CONTROL
Illumination survey to ensure adequate lighting in workplace
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY CONTROL
Provision of Designated Smoking Point
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
Regular Inspection by Fire Service Department
QUALITY, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENT Inspection by
Government Department
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE
Regular Inspection by Environmental Protection Department
QUALITY, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENT Inspection by
Government Department
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

SAFETY TRAINING
Site Specific Safety
Induction
Current Month
Accumulate
(Oct 2011 – Mar 2013)
No. of class 22 357
No. of Attendee 89 1592
INDUCTION
TRAINING
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

TOOL BOX TALK
TRAININGSAFETY TRAINING
Topic No. of attendee
Safety Fire Prevention 55
Safety Ladder & Working Platform 49
Safety Prevent Heatstroke 65
Safety Inclement Weather Safety 43
Current Month Total 212 nos.
Accumulated Total : 5,506 nos.
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

SAFETY Promotion
Safety Circulation
C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013
1 no. Thunderstorm Warning
1 no. Safety News Sharing
3 nos. Safety & Health Warning
2 nos. Safety & Health Interface – BDI
6 nos. Updated Safety & Health Advice
2 nos. Communication with CHEC Safety

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Monthly safety report 2013 03

1. C270 (HK BIODIESEL PLANT) Safety Report C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

2. Safety : Contribution from All Level ( Top to Shop ) SAFETY STATISTICS Feb 2013 Mar 2013 Accumulated Man-hour 517,794 568,294 Days worked from Commencement 477 508 Accumulated Man-day Lost 926 1109 Cumulative Accident Frequency Rate 0.97 0.88 C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

3. SAFETY INSPECTION / MEETING Physical site safety walks C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

4. SAFETY INSPECTION / MEETING Weekly Safety Meetings with Safety Representatives of Subcontractors C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

5. AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT LIFTING SAFETY Outrigger stand on unstable floor PROMPT RECTIFICATION Improvement – Outrigger stand on metal plate C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

6. AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT PROMPT RECTIFICATION FALL FROM HEIGHT Prone to fall ex. 2m into uncovered manhole opening Improvement – Manhole opening safety covered to prevent bodily fall C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

7. AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT PROMPT RECTIFICATION FALL FROM HEIGHT No railing protection on floor edge Improvement – Rigid barrier and conspicuous netting erected at floor edge C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

8. AREA NEED IMPROVEMENT PROMPT RECTIFICATION STRUCK TO OBJECT Construction material protruding to passageway Improvement – Protruding material removed and safe access restored C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

9. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING Installation of Pipe Bridge – Pre-work Safety Awareness Meeting C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

10. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING Installation of Fender – Integration of safety consideration in Planning Stage C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

11. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING Concrete breaking – Integration of Safety Consideration in Planning Stage C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

12. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING Lifting Operation – Pre-work Safety Awareness Meeting C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

13. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING Installation of Pipe Bridge – Pre-work Safety Awareness Meeting C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

14. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING Equipment Lifting – Pre-work Safety Awareness Meeting C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

15. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING Erection of Bamboo Scaffold Working Platform – Integration of Safety Consideration in Planning Stage C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

16. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE PRE-WORK MEETING C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013 Erection of Bamboo Scaffold Working Platform – Integration of Safety Consideration in Planning Stage

17. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE SAFETY CONFERENCE MEETING Interface with BDI – Unauthorized use of bamboo scaffold C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

18. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE SAFETY PROMOTION Article in HKIE’s publication C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

19. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE SAFETY PROMOTION Article in Company’s Safety Publication C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

20. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY CONTROL Illumination survey to ensure adequate lighting in workplace C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

21. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY CONTROL Provision of Designated Smoking Point C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

22. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE Regular Inspection by Fire Service Department QUALITY, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENT Inspection by Government Department C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

23. POSITIVE SAFETY ATTITUDE Regular Inspection by Environmental Protection Department QUALITY, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENT Inspection by Government Department C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

24. SAFETY TRAINING Site Specific Safety Induction Current Month Accumulate (Oct 2011 – Mar 2013) No. of class 22 357 No. of Attendee 89 1592 INDUCTION TRAINING C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

25. TOOL BOX TALK TRAININGSAFETY TRAINING Topic No. of attendee Safety Fire Prevention 55 Safety Ladder & Working Platform 49 Safety Prevent Heatstroke 65 Safety Inclement Weather Safety 43 Current Month Total 212 nos. Accumulated Total : 5,506 nos. C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

26. SAFETY Promotion Safety Circulation C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013 1 no. Thunderstorm Warning 1 no. Safety News Sharing 3 nos. Safety & Health Warning 2 nos. Safety & Health Interface – BDI 6 nos. Updated Safety & Health Advice 2 nos. Communication with CHEC Safety

27. C270 Monthly Safety Report – March 2013

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