Safety health and environment training.pdf

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THE SINGAPORE CONTRACTORSASSOCIATION LTD
Building Our Nation Together
Induction Training
on
Workplace Safety and Health
for Workers

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Acknowledgement
The Singapore Contractors Association Limited (SCAL) would like to
acknowledge the Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSHC),
the Real Estate Developers’ Association of Singapore (REDAS)
and members of SCAL’s Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) Sub-committee
for their inputs and guidance in preparing this programme.
SCAL would also like to acknowledge the contributions and permission
from various parties to use the images shown in these slides
Disclaimer: The information provided in this document is accurate and has no legal standing.
In case of doubt, reference should be made to the Workplace Safety and Health Act,
its subsidiary legislations and relevant Singapore Standards and Approved Code of Practice.

Induction Training on Workplace Safety and Health for Workers
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Contents:
• Objective
• Prevent Fall from Height
• Prevent Injuries from Falling Objects Hazards
• Protection Against Protruding Objects
• Prevent Electrocution
• Prevent Being Struck by Machinery
• Prevent Fire at Worksite / Storage and Handling of
Hazardous Substances
• Workplace Health & Hygiene
• Traffic Management & Emergency Preparedness
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs)

Induction Training on Workplace Safety and Health for Workers
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Objective:
This induction training programme
helps to provide pictorial guidance for workers
to reinforce their workplace safety
and health awareness on sites.

Prevent Fall From Height
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Work on a safe work platform

7
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Safe scaffold platform

8
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Proper barricades with
toe-boards for open sides

9
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Effective barricades at construction level

10
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Use staircase with effective hand rails

11
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Effective barricades

12
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Use scaffold tagged with
"Safe for Use" label

13
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Observe all
warning signages

14
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DO NOT overload
work platform

15
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Use fall restraint
equipment
This is NOT a
FALL ARREST Equipment

16
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Fall protection and fall arrest equipment

17
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Safety harness
must be worn
and anchored
Anchor Points

18
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Full body harness
worn and attached
to lifeline

19
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NO edge protection, fall protective
equipment and housekeeping

20
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NO secured
foothold

21
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Ladder Safety

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Prevent Injuries from
Falling Objects Hazards

Prevent Injuries from Falling Objects Hazards
23
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Maintain good housekeeping
- Keep materials away

24
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Toe-boards and perimeter
debris netting at edge of
floor and platform

25
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Barricade and
warning sign to
demarcate hazardous area

26
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Only authorised
personnel allowed
to enter work area

27
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Barricade
hazardous areas

28
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Catch nets directly below
construction floor

29
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External netting provided

30
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Peripheral overhead
protection and
catch platform

31
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Use designated
entry and exit

32
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Use designated
entry and exit

33
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Use sheltered walkway
and access

34
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Safe hoisting of loose
materials with a
receptacle (cargo net)

35
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Keep out of
hazardous areas

36
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Wear proper
head protection

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Protection Against
Protruding Objects

Protection Against Protruding Objects
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Cover the
protruding objects

39
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Protective cover
for starter bars

40
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Extract all
protruding nails

41
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Cover the
protruding objects

42
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Beware of
protruding objects

43
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Beware of
protruding objects

44
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Beware of
protruding re-bars

45
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Beware of
protruding nails

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Prevent
Electrocution

Prevent Electrocution
47
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Proper electrical
distribution board

48
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Electrical panel and
tools inspected
regularly by
licensed electrical
worker (LEW)

49
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Use only
approved-type
plug and socket

50
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Secured
distribution board

51
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Generator must
be earthed,
fenced and locked

52
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Proper elevation
and protection of
electrical cable

53
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Good cable
management

54
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Hang up all
electrical cable on
insulated support

55
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Proper hook to
elevate the
electrical cables

56
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DO NOT run
electrical cable
on ground or hang
on metal supports

57
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DO NOT USE
switch box
without
proper cover

58
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DO NOT use
multiple plugs –
prevent fire.
Cables should not
run on floor

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Prevent Being Struck
By Machinery

Prevent Being Struck By Machinery
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Barricade and
warning sign to
demarcate
hazardous area

61
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Demarcate work area
to prevent
unauthorised entry

62
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DO NOT enter
hazardous area

63
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Danger sign displayed
on machinery -
"Keep Out"

64
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Competent banksman
appointed and clearly
identified on site

65
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Competent operator
appointed and clearly
identified on site

66
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Only competent
operator authorised
to operate

67
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Proper air hose
connection with
whip-lash

68
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Use of tagline to
prevent excessive
sway and direct
contact

69
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Rotating parts of machine must be guarded

70
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DO NOT USE
machinery
with missing guard!

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Prevent Fire at
Worksite / Storage
and Handling of
Hazardous Substances

Prevent Fire at Worksite / Storage and Handling of Hazardous Substances
72
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Designated store
for chemicals

73
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Designated store
for gas cylinders

74
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Chemicals and
flammables are
stored at
designated storage

75
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Gas cylinders
must be secured
at all times

76
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Check hose connection for leakage

77
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Obey all mandatory,
warning and
information signs

78
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Obey
"No Smoking"
signs

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Workplace
Health & Hygiene

Workplace Health & Hygiene
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Attend regular
health checks

81
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Proper disposal of
hazardous waste

82
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Proper
labelling

83
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Adequate
ventilation
(eg. dilution
and extraction)

84
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Regular
housekeeping

85
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Understand
safety data sheets

86
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Proper use of
hearing
protectors

87
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Use designated
debris disposal area

88
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Observe
temperature and
PSI readings

89
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Prevent heat stroke
Drink more water

90
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Observe
personal
hygiene

91
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Rest only at
designated area

92
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Keep toilets clean

93
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Keep worker
quarters clean

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Traffic Management
& Emergency Preparedness

Traffic Management & Emergency Preparedness
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Look out
for traffic

96
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Obey traffic controller

97
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Obey speed
limit within site

98
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Obey information and warning signs

99
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Use designated walkway

100
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Use of
wheel chokes

101
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Wear luminous vest

102
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Use designated access

103
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Use designated
access and
walkway

104
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Avoid driveway and washing bay

105
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DO NOT
park on slope –
wheels must
be choked

106
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Know where
are the fire
fighting
equipment

107
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Know location of
fire extinguishers
and how to
use them

108
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Be familiar with
alarm system

109
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Keep access clear

110
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Know the
emergency exit
route and keep it
clear of obstruction

111
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Participate in
emergency drills

112
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Be aware of
emergency
assembly location

113
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Be aware of
location of
first aid box

114
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Know where is the emergency eye wash station

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Personal Protective
Equipment (PPEs)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs)
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Wear suitable PPEs

117
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Wear foot protection

118
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Wear eye
protection

119
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Wear head
protection

120
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Wear
reflective
vest

121
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Use hearing
protectors

122
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Wear full body
harness and
attach to secured
anchorage

123
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Observe
PPE's
signage

124
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Use proper respirator and eye protectors

125
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Protect from haze – wear suitable mask (N95)

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Safety Starts With Me
Prevent all injuries. Go home safe and healthy.

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