Safety inspections are important to identify and address workplace hazards, comply with regulations, and demonstrate commitment to employee well-being. An effective inspection process involves planning with a schedule, inspectors, and checklist. Inspections thoroughly examine the workplace, equipment, and practices. Inspection data is then reviewed to identify issues and implement corrective actions through an ongoing process of improvement.
This document provides details about safety precautions during a planned annual turnaround (ATR) scheduled for March 2009 at KRIBHCO SHYAM Fertiliser Ltd's ammonia and urea plants. It outlines major jobs like equipment replacement and repairs to be completed during the 19.5 day shutdown. Planning processes for the ATR include developing job lists, assessing risks, scheduling contractor work, and ensuring availability of materials, tools and trained workers. Safety systems such as work permits, observer programs and emergency response arrangements will be reinforced during the shutdown. Procedures for isolating and purging equipment, inspection checklists and startup testing are also part of the ATR process.
A job hazard analysis identifies hazards for a specific job through a systematic review of the tasks involved. It considers the relationship between the worker, tasks, tools, and environment. Potential hazards are identified and then controls are recommended, prioritizing engineering controls, then administrative controls, and finally personal protective equipment. The analysis should involve workers and focus on jobs with the highest injury rates or potential for serious harm.
mod 4.pdf ppt about the safety at industriesMidhundas31
The document discusses various safety analysis techniques including safety inspections, audits, job hazard analysis, hazard surveys, bow tie analysis, fault tree analysis, failure mode and effects analysis, and more. It provides descriptions of each technique, what they involve, their purpose, and benefits. Safety inspections and audits are discussed in more detail with steps and checklists provided. The document serves as an overview of common risk assessment and safety analysis methods.
The document discusses hazard analysis, control, and correction. It outlines several key aspects:
1) Hazard control plans should be developed based on hazard vulnerability assessments and master control directives to provide direction for accident prevention efforts.
2) Various analysis methods like job hazard analysis, process hazard analysis, and change analysis help identify hazards to implement appropriate controls.
3) Hazard controls follow the hierarchy of eliminating, substituting, engineering and administrative controls to reduce exposure and correct hazards.
4) An effective hazard correction monitoring system tracks and prioritizes hazards from inspections and investigations to provide feedback until hazards are fully addressed.
The document outlines the key aspects of a permit to work (PTW) system, including:
1) The PTW system controls and executes potentially hazardous jobs through a formal written process and serves as communication between departments on job safety.
2) Permit issuers and receivers must be trained and authorized based on their experience and knowledge of job hazards. They are responsible for providing a safe work environment.
3) The roles and responsibilities of issuers, receivers, safety officers, and management are defined to ensure jobs are properly planned, hazards are identified, and safety is maintained and overseen.
This document outlines the objectives and key components of risk assessment and management. It defines risk management as minimizing adverse risks to an organization. The main stages are identifying hazards, evaluating associated risks, and controlling risks. Quantitative and qualitative risk assessment methods are described. Various risk assessment techniques like failure mode and effects analysis, hazard and operability studies, and fault tree analysis are explained. The document provides a process for practical risk assessment involving classifying work activities, identifying hazards, determining risk levels, deciding if risks are tolerable, and preparing risk control plans. It emphasizes that risk assessment is an ongoing and evolving process.
The document introduces risk assessment and risk management. It defines risk management as minimizing adverse risks an organization faces. The key stages of risk management are: identifying hazards, evaluating associated risks, and controlling risks. Quantitative risk assessment uses numerical probabilities to estimate risks, while qualitative risk assessment uses subjective judgement. Advanced risk assessment techniques discussed include failure mode and effects analysis, hazard and operability studies, fault tree analysis, and quantitative risk assessment. The overall process of risk management involves risk analysis, evaluation, and reduction.
Safety inspections are important to identify and address workplace hazards, comply with regulations, and demonstrate commitment to employee well-being. An effective inspection process involves planning with a schedule, inspectors, and checklist. Inspections thoroughly examine the workplace, equipment, and practices. Inspection data is then reviewed to identify issues and implement corrective actions through an ongoing process of improvement.
This document provides details about safety precautions during a planned annual turnaround (ATR) scheduled for March 2009 at KRIBHCO SHYAM Fertiliser Ltd's ammonia and urea plants. It outlines major jobs like equipment replacement and repairs to be completed during the 19.5 day shutdown. Planning processes for the ATR include developing job lists, assessing risks, scheduling contractor work, and ensuring availability of materials, tools and trained workers. Safety systems such as work permits, observer programs and emergency response arrangements will be reinforced during the shutdown. Procedures for isolating and purging equipment, inspection checklists and startup testing are also part of the ATR process.
A job hazard analysis identifies hazards for a specific job through a systematic review of the tasks involved. It considers the relationship between the worker, tasks, tools, and environment. Potential hazards are identified and then controls are recommended, prioritizing engineering controls, then administrative controls, and finally personal protective equipment. The analysis should involve workers and focus on jobs with the highest injury rates or potential for serious harm.
mod 4.pdf ppt about the safety at industriesMidhundas31
The document discusses various safety analysis techniques including safety inspections, audits, job hazard analysis, hazard surveys, bow tie analysis, fault tree analysis, failure mode and effects analysis, and more. It provides descriptions of each technique, what they involve, their purpose, and benefits. Safety inspections and audits are discussed in more detail with steps and checklists provided. The document serves as an overview of common risk assessment and safety analysis methods.
The document discusses hazard analysis, control, and correction. It outlines several key aspects:
1) Hazard control plans should be developed based on hazard vulnerability assessments and master control directives to provide direction for accident prevention efforts.
2) Various analysis methods like job hazard analysis, process hazard analysis, and change analysis help identify hazards to implement appropriate controls.
3) Hazard controls follow the hierarchy of eliminating, substituting, engineering and administrative controls to reduce exposure and correct hazards.
4) An effective hazard correction monitoring system tracks and prioritizes hazards from inspections and investigations to provide feedback until hazards are fully addressed.
The document outlines the key aspects of a permit to work (PTW) system, including:
1) The PTW system controls and executes potentially hazardous jobs through a formal written process and serves as communication between departments on job safety.
2) Permit issuers and receivers must be trained and authorized based on their experience and knowledge of job hazards. They are responsible for providing a safe work environment.
3) The roles and responsibilities of issuers, receivers, safety officers, and management are defined to ensure jobs are properly planned, hazards are identified, and safety is maintained and overseen.
This document outlines the objectives and key components of risk assessment and management. It defines risk management as minimizing adverse risks to an organization. The main stages are identifying hazards, evaluating associated risks, and controlling risks. Quantitative and qualitative risk assessment methods are described. Various risk assessment techniques like failure mode and effects analysis, hazard and operability studies, and fault tree analysis are explained. The document provides a process for practical risk assessment involving classifying work activities, identifying hazards, determining risk levels, deciding if risks are tolerable, and preparing risk control plans. It emphasizes that risk assessment is an ongoing and evolving process.
The document introduces risk assessment and risk management. It defines risk management as minimizing adverse risks an organization faces. The key stages of risk management are: identifying hazards, evaluating associated risks, and controlling risks. Quantitative risk assessment uses numerical probabilities to estimate risks, while qualitative risk assessment uses subjective judgement. Advanced risk assessment techniques discussed include failure mode and effects analysis, hazard and operability studies, fault tree analysis, and quantitative risk assessment. The overall process of risk management involves risk analysis, evaluation, and reduction.
Risk analysis and management involves identifying hazards, analyzing and evaluating risks, and controlling risks. The key steps are identifying hazards, analyzing likelihood and consequences, evaluating risks using a risk matrix, and implementing controls to reduce risks to an acceptable level. Common hazard identification techniques include HAZID, HAZOP, JSA, HIRA, and FMEA which help identify hazards at early stages to prevent accidents and losses.
Risk analysis and management involves identifying hazards, assessing risks, and controlling risks. Key aspects include risk measurement as the likelihood and consequence of hazards, and risk management through analyzing, assessing, and controlling risks. Risk assessment techniques are used to identify hazards and evaluate associated risks in order to implement risk controls and reduce risks. Common techniques include job hazard analysis, HAZID, HAZOP, and preliminary hazard analysis. These techniques involve breaking down work or processes into components, applying parameters and guide words to identify possible deviations, and determining causes, consequences, and recommended controls.
The term Prestartup Safety Review (PSSR) first received prominence in the process industries with the introduction of the Process Safety Management (PSM) regulations.
Hazard identification and risk assessment(HIRA) &Safe Work method Statement.Yuvraj Shrivastava
This document contains information about a hazard identification and risk assessment (HIRA) conducted at a water treatment plant. It identifies several high-risk hazards including a chlorine leak, industrial fires, and electrical hazards. A risk assessment matrix was used to evaluate the likelihood and severity of various hazards observed in different areas of the plant. Several hazards were found to pose extreme or high risks, such as the chlorine facilities and control room. After implementing control measures, the risk levels were reduced. The HIRA is an effective tool for water treatment plants to prevent catastrophic incidents and improve safety.
The document outlines an industrial safety policy with four main elements:
1) Management, leadership, and employee involvement in safety planning and activities.
2) Worksite analysis to identify and eliminate hazards through regular inspections.
3) Hazard prevention and control through equipment maintenance, training, and monitoring workplace hazards.
4) Safety training and education for all employees on safety rules and emergency procedures.
The document discusses occupational health and safety (OHS) management systems. It outlines key elements of an OHS management system including identifying hazards and risks, managing risks, establishing policies and objectives, and monitoring performance. It emphasizes that management must be committed to OHS and adopt a proactive approach. An effective OHS management system involves planning hazard identification and risk assessment, implementing controls, checking performance, and acting to improve in a continual process.
This document discusses construction safety management. It covers the roles and responsibilities of various parties in ensuring construction safety such as top management, site managers, supervisors, safety officers, and general employees. It also discusses approaches to improving safety through organizational, physical, and behavioral changes. Key aspects of safety management discussed include developing safety manuals, committees, training programs, inspections, investigations, and incentives.
This document discusses construction safety management. It covers the roles and responsibilities of various parties in ensuring construction safety such as top management, site managers, supervisors, safety officers, and general employees. It also discusses approaches to improving safety through organizational, physical, and behavioral changes. Key aspects of safety management discussed include developing safety manuals, committees, training programs, inspections, investigations, and incentives.
This document discusses occupational health and safety (OHS) management systems. It outlines the key elements of an OHS management system including identifying hazards and risks, managing risks, establishing policies and objectives, and monitoring performance. It also describes the purpose of an OHS management system in establishing procedures for risk assessment and control, integrating OHS into business processes, and meeting performance standards. Planning, doing, checking, and acting (PDCA) is discussed as a framework for an OHS management system.
OHS_Management_System in nursinf profession .pptnareshsoni31
The document discusses occupational health and safety (OHS) management systems. It outlines key elements of an OHS management system including identifying regulatory requirements, hazards and risks, and managing risks. It emphasizes that management must be committed to OHS and adopt a proactive approach. An effective OHS management system involves planning, implementing controls, monitoring performance, and continually improving the system. Risk assessment is a core part of the process to identify, analyze, and control workplace risks.
Project safety management aims to ensure workforce health and safety, and prevent environmental impacts. It involves developing safety policies and conducting risk assessments. For the rehabilitation of a 40-year-old sewage treatment plant in Qatar, the project was made complex by its live nature, multiple stakeholders, and strict local safety laws. The contractor implemented a safety policy requiring method statements, permits for work, buddy systems for confined spaces, and making PPE mandatory.
This document outlines the objectives, scope, approach, and reporting structure for conducting a risk management and insurance planning study. The study aims to systematically identify and assess all potential risks, review current insurance coverage, and make recommendations to optimize risk exposure. It will involve identifying internal and external risks, reviewing existing risk controls, scrutinizing insurance policies, and providing guidelines to determine appropriate coverage and documentation. The consulting firm has experts with over 17 years of experience conducting similar studies for various industrial sectors. They will visit the site, collect information, analyze data, and provide a confidential report with findings and recommendations.
The document discusses various approaches to construction safety management. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of management, safety officers, and employees in ensuring safety. It also describes common safety practices like developing safety manuals, training programs, inspections, and committees. Organizational, physical, behavioral, and economic incentive approaches are recommended to improve safety performance.
This document provides a summary of Rogelio Montalbo's experience and qualifications for safety roles. He has over 15 years of experience in various safety positions, including Safety Manager, Safety Engineer, and Safety Officer. His responsibilities have included ensuring workplace safety, conducting inspections, investigating accidents, developing safety programs and policies, and ensuring compliance with regulations. He aims to promote a safety culture and protect employees from hazardous situations.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective Accident Prevention Program (APP) tailored to a company's specific workplace hazards. An APP is required by law and aims to prevent employee injuries through identifying hazards, training workers, conducting inspections, and enforcing safety rules. Key elements include a written outline, employee orientation, safety meetings or committees, hazard assessments, incident investigations, and management commitment to providing resources for workplace safety.
1. The document discusses techniques for hazard identification and risk assessment, including plant safety inspections, job safety analysis, accident investigations, safety audits, and hazard operability studies.
2. Plant safety inspections aim to identify unsafe acts or conditions for both workers and machinery by examining housekeeping, material handling, guarding of machines, lighting, and use of personal protective equipment.
3. Job safety analysis breaks jobs down into steps to identify hazards at each step and develop safety measures to eliminate hazards.
The document outlines Total S.A.'s Golden Rules for safety at work. It introduces the 12 Golden Rules, which cover high-risk situations, traffic, body mechanics, protective equipment, work permits, lifting operations, powered systems, confined spaces, excavation work, work at height, change management, and simultaneous operations. Compliance with the Golden Rules is required to prevent accidents across Total's operations. Failure to comply can result in disciplinary action.
Risk analysis and management involves identifying hazards, analyzing and evaluating risks, and controlling risks. The key steps are identifying hazards, analyzing likelihood and consequences, evaluating risks using a risk matrix, and implementing controls to reduce risks to an acceptable level. Common hazard identification techniques include HAZID, HAZOP, JSA, HIRA, and FMEA which help identify hazards at early stages to prevent accidents and losses.
Risk analysis and management involves identifying hazards, assessing risks, and controlling risks. Key aspects include risk measurement as the likelihood and consequence of hazards, and risk management through analyzing, assessing, and controlling risks. Risk assessment techniques are used to identify hazards and evaluate associated risks in order to implement risk controls and reduce risks. Common techniques include job hazard analysis, HAZID, HAZOP, and preliminary hazard analysis. These techniques involve breaking down work or processes into components, applying parameters and guide words to identify possible deviations, and determining causes, consequences, and recommended controls.
The term Prestartup Safety Review (PSSR) first received prominence in the process industries with the introduction of the Process Safety Management (PSM) regulations.
Hazard identification and risk assessment(HIRA) &Safe Work method Statement.Yuvraj Shrivastava
This document contains information about a hazard identification and risk assessment (HIRA) conducted at a water treatment plant. It identifies several high-risk hazards including a chlorine leak, industrial fires, and electrical hazards. A risk assessment matrix was used to evaluate the likelihood and severity of various hazards observed in different areas of the plant. Several hazards were found to pose extreme or high risks, such as the chlorine facilities and control room. After implementing control measures, the risk levels were reduced. The HIRA is an effective tool for water treatment plants to prevent catastrophic incidents and improve safety.
The document outlines an industrial safety policy with four main elements:
1) Management, leadership, and employee involvement in safety planning and activities.
2) Worksite analysis to identify and eliminate hazards through regular inspections.
3) Hazard prevention and control through equipment maintenance, training, and monitoring workplace hazards.
4) Safety training and education for all employees on safety rules and emergency procedures.
The document discusses occupational health and safety (OHS) management systems. It outlines key elements of an OHS management system including identifying hazards and risks, managing risks, establishing policies and objectives, and monitoring performance. It emphasizes that management must be committed to OHS and adopt a proactive approach. An effective OHS management system involves planning hazard identification and risk assessment, implementing controls, checking performance, and acting to improve in a continual process.
This document discusses construction safety management. It covers the roles and responsibilities of various parties in ensuring construction safety such as top management, site managers, supervisors, safety officers, and general employees. It also discusses approaches to improving safety through organizational, physical, and behavioral changes. Key aspects of safety management discussed include developing safety manuals, committees, training programs, inspections, investigations, and incentives.
This document discusses construction safety management. It covers the roles and responsibilities of various parties in ensuring construction safety such as top management, site managers, supervisors, safety officers, and general employees. It also discusses approaches to improving safety through organizational, physical, and behavioral changes. Key aspects of safety management discussed include developing safety manuals, committees, training programs, inspections, investigations, and incentives.
This document discusses occupational health and safety (OHS) management systems. It outlines the key elements of an OHS management system including identifying hazards and risks, managing risks, establishing policies and objectives, and monitoring performance. It also describes the purpose of an OHS management system in establishing procedures for risk assessment and control, integrating OHS into business processes, and meeting performance standards. Planning, doing, checking, and acting (PDCA) is discussed as a framework for an OHS management system.
OHS_Management_System in nursinf profession .pptnareshsoni31
The document discusses occupational health and safety (OHS) management systems. It outlines key elements of an OHS management system including identifying regulatory requirements, hazards and risks, and managing risks. It emphasizes that management must be committed to OHS and adopt a proactive approach. An effective OHS management system involves planning, implementing controls, monitoring performance, and continually improving the system. Risk assessment is a core part of the process to identify, analyze, and control workplace risks.
Project safety management aims to ensure workforce health and safety, and prevent environmental impacts. It involves developing safety policies and conducting risk assessments. For the rehabilitation of a 40-year-old sewage treatment plant in Qatar, the project was made complex by its live nature, multiple stakeholders, and strict local safety laws. The contractor implemented a safety policy requiring method statements, permits for work, buddy systems for confined spaces, and making PPE mandatory.
This document outlines the objectives, scope, approach, and reporting structure for conducting a risk management and insurance planning study. The study aims to systematically identify and assess all potential risks, review current insurance coverage, and make recommendations to optimize risk exposure. It will involve identifying internal and external risks, reviewing existing risk controls, scrutinizing insurance policies, and providing guidelines to determine appropriate coverage and documentation. The consulting firm has experts with over 17 years of experience conducting similar studies for various industrial sectors. They will visit the site, collect information, analyze data, and provide a confidential report with findings and recommendations.
The document discusses various approaches to construction safety management. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of management, safety officers, and employees in ensuring safety. It also describes common safety practices like developing safety manuals, training programs, inspections, and committees. Organizational, physical, behavioral, and economic incentive approaches are recommended to improve safety performance.
This document provides a summary of Rogelio Montalbo's experience and qualifications for safety roles. He has over 15 years of experience in various safety positions, including Safety Manager, Safety Engineer, and Safety Officer. His responsibilities have included ensuring workplace safety, conducting inspections, investigating accidents, developing safety programs and policies, and ensuring compliance with regulations. He aims to promote a safety culture and protect employees from hazardous situations.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective Accident Prevention Program (APP) tailored to a company's specific workplace hazards. An APP is required by law and aims to prevent employee injuries through identifying hazards, training workers, conducting inspections, and enforcing safety rules. Key elements include a written outline, employee orientation, safety meetings or committees, hazard assessments, incident investigations, and management commitment to providing resources for workplace safety.
1. The document discusses techniques for hazard identification and risk assessment, including plant safety inspections, job safety analysis, accident investigations, safety audits, and hazard operability studies.
2. Plant safety inspections aim to identify unsafe acts or conditions for both workers and machinery by examining housekeeping, material handling, guarding of machines, lighting, and use of personal protective equipment.
3. Job safety analysis breaks jobs down into steps to identify hazards at each step and develop safety measures to eliminate hazards.
The document outlines Total S.A.'s Golden Rules for safety at work. It introduces the 12 Golden Rules, which cover high-risk situations, traffic, body mechanics, protective equipment, work permits, lifting operations, powered systems, confined spaces, excavation work, work at height, change management, and simultaneous operations. Compliance with the Golden Rules is required to prevent accidents across Total's operations. Failure to comply can result in disciplinary action.
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2. Safety
Analysis
Before beginning any TPM
activities or allowing visitors,
vendors and contractors access
to the factory floor, a detailed
safety analysis is performed to
address potential risks that may
be encountered by group
members while they are working
or visiting the plant floor.
Preventative actions will be
determined to prevent a
workplace injury during the
activity or task.
The safety analysis is
completed using a risk
prediction sheet.
3. Completion of Risk Prediction Sheet
• Examples of activities/tasks requiring a Risk Prediction
– Weekly DH/PM activities completed by AWG/MWG
– BYOB
– Pillar assessments occurring on the line
– Trainings/Assessments occurring on the floor or involving tours
of the plant
– Any visitor, vendor, contractor accessing the plant floor
• Members of the group will discuss potential risks and
determine ways to combat the risk and perform the work
safely.
• Risk assessments for the area of the plant where the
activity is occurring should be used to identify relevant
risks.
• Newly identified hazards not captured on the sheet
should be listed in the section labeled “Other”.
4. Completion of Risk Prediction
Sheet
• Hazards that do not apply to the task or activity taking
place, should be marked as N/A.
• All relevant hazards should be reviewed and an
appropriate preventative action should be documented.
• All participants in the activity or task should aid in
completing the risk prediction sheet.
• Completed forms should be forwarded to the SHE
representative for review and final filing.
5. Risk Prediction Activity
Your tire has blown out on your way to work.
A co-worker pulls over to help you change
the tire. Complete a risk prediction sheet to
create a safe plan of work for changing the
tire.