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This document is a scaffolding inspection checklist for a construction project to upgrade the Sungai Besi-Ulu Kelang highway to a multi-level highway. It lists various items that are checked to ensure the scaffolding was erected properly and safely, including checking that frames, braces, guardrails, and other scaffolding components were correctly positioned and fixed. The checklist also includes fields to record the inspection results, and spaces for the inspector, witness, and person acknowledging the inspection to sign off.
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Sistem Penilaian Keselamatan dan Kesihatan dalam Pembinaan atau SHASSIC bertujuan menilai prestasi kontraktor dalam pengurusan keselamatan dan kesihatan di tapak pembinaan. Ia terdiri daripada 3 komponen utama: semakan dokumen, pemeriksaan tapak kerja, dan temubual pekerja. SHASSIC memberi manfaat kepada kontraktor untuk mengenal pasti kelemahan dan meningkatkan amalan keselamatan melalui latihan.
KV Segamat SHASSIC.pdf
This document outlines the agenda and content for a training session on the Safety Health Assessment System in Construction (SHASSIC). The agenda covers an overview of SHASSIC and the construction industry, SHASSIC assessment approaches including document review, workplace inspection, and employee interviews. It also discusses the SHASSIC scoring methodology and provides examples of score calculations. The training aims to guide participants on how to assess construction project safety and health performance using the SHASSIC framework.
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HASNIZAM SHASSIC CIS 10 2020 (CIDB).pdf
This document contains information relating to a SHASSIC (Safety and Health Assessment System in Construction) assessment for a construction project. It includes an agenda for the assessment activities over one day, which involves document review, questionnaires for different levels of staff, and a site inspection. Forms are provided to record attendance, document checklist results, and collect information on the project and SHASSIC assessment. The document aims to provide structure and records for conducting the SHASSIC assessment of the construction project's safety and health system and performance.
SHASSIC HASNIZAM.pdf
Sistem Penilaian Keselamatan dan Kesihatan dalam Pembinaan atau SHASSIC bertujuan menilai prestasi kontraktor dalam pengurusan keselamatan dan kesihatan di tapak pembinaan. Ia terdiri daripada 3 komponen utama: semakan dokumen, pemeriksaan tapak kerja, dan temubual pekerja. SHASSIC memberi manfaat kepada kontraktor untuk mengenal pasti kelemahan dan meningkatkan amalan keselamatan melalui latihan.
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Heat Stroke
Heat stroke is a life-threatening condition caused by the body overheating, usually as a result of prolonged exposure to or physical exertion in high temperatures. It is characterized by an elevated core body temperature above 40°C and alterations in the central nervous system. Left untreated, heat stroke can cause death or permanent disability. Those at highest risk include children, the elderly, those with chronic illnesses, athletes, and outdoor workers. To prevent heat stroke, it is important to stay hydrated, limit strenuous activity during hot weather, wear loose-fitting clothing, and monitor for symptoms in high-risk groups. Immediate cooling of the body and medical help are needed if heat stroke occurs.
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This document discusses the health effects of cigarette smoking. It notes that cigarettes contain over 7,000 chemical compounds, including 70 that are carcinogenic. The four worst diseases caused by smoking are heart disease, stroke, COPD, and lung cancer. Quitting smoking is difficult due to nicotine addiction but can significantly improve health outcomes over time by reducing risks of these and other smoking-related diseases. The document also covers the dangers of secondhand and thirdhand smoke exposure.
SHASSIC CIS 10 2020
The document provides information on a training program on Safety Health Assessment System in Construction (SHASSIC). It includes an agenda for the training with topics such as Construction Industry Overview, SHASSIC Overview, Assessors Guide for Document Check, Workplace Inspection and Interview. It also includes formulas and examples for calculating SHASSIC scores based on compliance and non-compliance during the Document Check and Workplace Inspection assessments. Special situations with different number of high risk activities are also covered.
Standard Industri Pembinaan cis 10 2020
This document presents the Construction Industry Standard (CIS 10:2020) for the Safety and Health Assessment System in Construction (SHASSIC) in Malaysia. SHASSIC provides a standardized method to assess and evaluate contractors' occupational safety and health performance on construction projects. It involves assessing documentation, inspecting workplaces, and interviewing employees. The assessment covers various safety and health aspects such as policies, hazard identification, training, emergency response, and performance monitoring. Compliance with SHASSIC helps contractors improve their safety practices but does not guarantee legal compliance. The standard references several Malaysian occupational safety laws and regulations.
SHASSIC CIS 10 : 2018
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SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR FORMWORK STRUCTURES
This document outlines safety requirements and procedures for formwork structures used in concrete construction. It specifies that a professional engineer must design complex or tall formwork structures and provide documentation. Requirements include using sound materials, bracing, fall protection, inspection, and following the engineer's design and dismantling procedures. The formwork must safely support all loads and be constructed, concreted, and dismantled safely according to the engineer's specifications and risk assessments.
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The document recommends wearing face masks, using hand sanitizer, practicing social distancing, and maintaining personal space for safety and health. It is signed by Hasnizam Md Saad, an occupational safety and health practitioner, suggesting these are guidelines for protecting against illness.
Garispanduan pkp pembinaan
Dokumen tersebut menyediakan garis panduan langkah pencegahan Covid-19 di tapak pembinaan untuk memastikan keselamatan dan mengurangkan risiko penularan. Ia meliputi langkah-langkah seperti saringan kesihatan, pengangkutan pekerja, amalan di tapak pembinaan seperti penjarakan sosial, dan kebersihan. Dokumen ini bertujuan membantu pihak berkaitan mengambil langkah berjaga-jaga di tapak
Covid 19 guidance for the workplace
This document provides guidance from MRCB Group of Companies on preventing the spread of COVID-19 at construction project sites. It outlines procedures for monitoring the virus situation, producing a business continuity plan, preventing infection through hand hygiene and distancing measures, and certifying sick leave. The guidance is intended to safeguard workers and operations during the COVID-19 outbreak while following the latest advisories from Malaysian health authorities.
Sohelp
Program SoHELP bertujuan untuk meningkatkan tahap kepatuhan terhadap kesihatan pekerjaan terutamanya dalam pengurusan bahan kimia, bunyi dan ergonomi. Ia melibatkan kerjasama antara pihak berkuasa kesihatan dan keselamatan pekerjaan dengan syarikat untuk menilai dan meningkatkan amalan kesihatan pekerjaan melalui lima peringkat pelaksanaan.
Working at height
The document contains safety guidelines and requirements for working at heights from Hasnizam Md Saad, the Safety & Health Officer at MRCB Learning Development Centre in Kuala Lumpur. It addresses the need to use proper personal protective equipment when working over 3 meters high or on scaffolding. Checklists are provided on roles and responsibilities, competence training, signage requirements, and examples of unsafe conditions like missing guardrails or unstable scaffolding. Contact details for Hasnizam are listed for any safety-related questions.
Mrcb forklift training
The document discusses project S210 to construct elevated stations and associated works at Cyberjaya City Centre and Putrajaya Sentral on the Mass Rapid Transit Line 2 from Sungai Buloh to Serdang to Putrajaya. It includes contract details and discusses safe forklift operation procedures such as pre-operation checks, fueling, loading, unloading, and trailer operations to prevent accidents and injuries.
Lifting using excavator
This document outlines the safe operating procedure for lifting using excavators on the Sungai Besi - Ulu Kelang (SUKE) Highway Project. It lists requirements such as possessing a valid lifting machinery certificate, clearly marking the safe working load, using an original manufacturer lifting hook, deploying a signalman, only travelling with the arm and boom retracted, having loads rigged by trained riggers under supervision, and requiring operators and riggers to be trained and competent. The procedure is part of MRCB Builders' efforts to ensure excavator lifting is done safely according to regulations on the highway construction project.
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