This document provides an overview of safety rules and regulations for a construction site. It contains 3 main points: 1. It introduces the need for a safety induction course to inform new workers of in-house safety rules and provides site-specific information like location maps and layout plans. 2. It outlines various safety measures that will be provided like training, equipment, and goals to prevent injuries and property damage. Basic PPE requirements are also described. 3. It details many specific safety procedures and hazards related to tasks like working at heights, excavations, lifting, welding, electricity, and more. Proper protocol is emphasized for reporting issues, emergencies, and following supervisors' instructions.

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2. Switch your phone to silent mode please.
No telephone talk.
No eating / drinking /smoking.
No sleeping.
During SIC :

3. Why do we need to undergo Safety
Induction Course?
To introduce the inhouse
safety rules and regulations
to all new workers.

4. Insert your site’s location
map.

5. Insert your site’s layout
plan.

6. Management will provide :
 safety measures,
 training
 equipment
- for the safe execution of
works.

7.  Avoid loss of lives, injury to person or loss or
damage to properties
 Instill safety awareness and safe work
practices in all employees and contractors
 To provide safe working condition at
worksites.

8. 1. GOAL ZERO
0- Fatalities
0- Lost Time Injury
0- Environment Incident
2. Continuously Improve HSE Performance
3. Encourage and Reward Safe Work Practice

9. Account for all authorized
personnel.
Account for all authorized
material, tools & equipment.
Gate Pass Displayed.
Materials in / out from site.
All visitors to report at
guard house.

10. Checking for Vehicle In & Out

11.  Follow the safety rules at site.
 Follow the Safe Work Procedures for all works.
 Wear the PPE issued whenever you need.
 Do not endanger yourself.
 Do not endanger others.
 Attend the trainings what management arrange for
you.

12. No walking
around
with
underwear.

13. Basic PPE Requirement
Safety Helmet
with chin strap
Safety Shoe
Basic PPE need to
wear upon coming
into work site

14. Job Requirement
Hand Gloves
Handling / Carrying
the material
Working with Chemicals
Painting
Concreting
Safety Glasses
Grinding
Hacking
Chipping
Cutting
PPE

15. Ear Plugs
Noisy works
High noise area
Full Body Harness and Hook
Working at height
Working near the edge of building
Working with scissor lift
Working with boom lift
Working with Gondola
Working with Mast Climber
PPE

16. Welding Work
Welding Goggle
Welding Handglove
Long sleeve shirt
Safety Boots
PPE

17.  PPEs are subjected to wear.
 Ensure your PPEs are in good
condition.
 Do not use bad condition PPEs.
Exchange them immediately.
 Your safety supervisor will
conduct weekly PPE
maintenance check.
PPE

18. No Fighting!
No Drinking!
Follow the
safety rules

19. No Drugs!
No Gambling!
No Horse Play!
No slippers at site!

20.  Good housekeeping
 Safe access & egress
 Sufficient lightings
 Safety signs
Report to your supervisor !!!
Whenever you need to go out from the site.
Unsafe conditions are the
basic of accidents!

21. Use Proper Access and
Egress Routes.
Do not take short cuts.

22. Report to your Supervisor or
any Safety personnel
when you spot anyunsafe
environment hazard
that will endanger to others.
Hazard that can be easily removed, YOU can help to do it.
REMEMBER SAFETY IS
EVERYBODY’S
RESPONSIBILITY

23. Don’t operate
if you are not trained!
Only trained personnel
are allowed to operate
machinery.
Machinery & Equipment Safety

24. Vehicles Safety
Speed Limit
For Vehicles
Speed Limit
For
Heavy Equipment

25. High-Risk Construction Work Validity
(a) Excavation and Trenching (>1.5 m) Daily
(b) Lifting Operations Daily
(c) Work at Height (> 2m) Daily
(d) Work in Confined Space Daily
(e) Hot Work Daily

29. Proper & strong shoring

30. Whistle
High-visibility reflective vest
Safety Shoes
Hand Glove
Helmet
Safety Glass
Excavator with
Banks-man
Banksman must
be assigned for
excavation

31. Registered Excavator Operator
Blind spot leads to the accident
Keep away from excavator at least 500 mm

32. Cover the floor openings. Extra care of the floor openings.

33. Do not remove barricades without permission.
Barricade the open edge of
building.
The edge without barricade
is extreme dangerous.

34. Working at Height Safe Use of Scaffold
Check the scaffold
before you use.

35. Or

Lock the Castor wheels

Guard Rail
1100 mm

Toe Board 90 mm Access Ladder
Inspection Tag Must Displayed
Inspect weekly by
Scaffold Supervisor
Working at Height Safe Use of Scaffold

36. Use Access Ladder 3 point contacts
Working at Height Safe Use of Scaffold

37. Always hook your harness
Do not put the loose items on
scaffold.
Working at Height Safe Use of Scaffold

38. Do not throw the material
from height.
Do not place the material
at the edge of scaffold.

39. Never move the scaffold
when somebody is on it.
Do not use scaffold when
there is no hand rail.
Working at Height Safe Use of Scaffold

40. Do not sit on the hand rails.
Always check your
safety harness.
Working at Height Safe Use of Scaffold

41. Never use the improper
means to reach the height.
Do not stand the ladder on
unstable items.

42. Do not use the defective ladder.
Do not use short cut.
They are unsafe.

44. Twisted or deformed
ladder parts
Loose or missing
screws and rivets
Sharp edges and burrs
Metal fatigue
and cracks
Corrosion due to
contact with acids
or caustic soda

47. Do not use the ladder behind
the door.
The ratio of the height to the base
for a correctly positioned ladder is
4:1.

48. Hook at waist level
Hook above the head
Hook at foot level

49. Perimeter guard-railing Stairways fitted with handrails

50. No guard rails at lift shaft
opening
Ramps with handrails

51. Guard rail requirement for edge protection

52. Pre and post check of your safety harness

53. Permit To Work with Check List
Check the gas cylinders
and accessories

54. Standby the
Fire
Extinguisher
Wear the proper PPE for hot work
Welding Machine have to be
inspected by LEW, insection sticker
have to be displayed.

55. No Free Standing Cylinders
No Free Standing Cylinders
Do not lye down the
Cylinders
Always
Secured
The Cylinders

56. Flashback arrestor at
cylinder.
Non-return valve at
torch.
Non compatible
cylinders kept 6m apart
and in upright position.
NO FREE STANDING

57. Checking for the leak
Good pressure gauge
Flash back arrester

58. Requirements of
Generator/
Welding Set
Voltage class
identified by
Colour

59. Safe guard
Handle

60. Use only approved
ELCB, plugs & sockets.
Damaged cable and
plugs are dangerous.

61. No multiple outlets.
No domestic plugs.

62. Remove & replace all
faulty tools, cables, etc.
Only a authorized electrician
can service, repair & install
electrical equipment &
appliances.

63. Lifting Permit with Checklist

64. Respect the barricades
Do not use the defective
lifting belts.

65. Valid tags/certs for lifting gears and belts
 Trained and Certified Lifting Crew
 Close supervision of Lifting Sup.

66. Do not go under suspended loads.
Do not ride on suspended loads.

67. All moving
machine parts
must be guarded.

68. Clear all combustible &
flammable materials from
hot work area.
Flammable material have to be
stored in Flammable storage area.
Good housekeeping
is good practice
for fire pervention

69. Know the location of
Emergency Exit
Do not block the run ways
Know the location of
Fire Extinguishers

70. Entry into
Manhole
 SIC Manhole
 Permit To Work
 Confined Space Assessor
 Attendant
 Signage
 Gas Check
 Blower
 Lighting
 Life line & Harness
 Required PPE
 Communication system
 Safe Access / Exit
 Entry Log book
 Emergency Rescue Procedure
Fulfill the
Requirement
Before
Start Work

71. Display Signage
Rescue Equipment
Safety Harness
Blower
Gas Meter

72. All chemical must coming together with SDS.

73. Store the chemical properly with signage.

74. Wear the proper PPE when handling the chemical
 Long Sleeve Shirts
 Rubber Handgloves
 Safety Glasses / Goggles
 Face Shiels
 Respirator

75. Protect your ear effectively
Personal Hygiene

76. 1. Serious condition that occurs when body overheats.
2. Can cause brain damage or even death.
What is heat stroke?
Working under hot sun

77. Who are at risk of heat stroke?
1. Persons working in the hot sun.
2. Very fat man, older, with certain medical conditions.
Drink more water
frequently

78. Preventing Heat Stress
 Know signs/symptoms of heat-related
illnesses, monitor yourself and co-workers.
 Prevent from direct sun or other heat sources.
 Use cooling fans.
 Rest regularly.
 Drink plenty of water; 1 cup every 15 minutes.
 Wear lightweight, light colored, loose-fitting clothes.
 No alcohol, soft drinks.

79. Working in the rain
 Wear the rain coat
 Look out for slippery
area.

80.  Stop work immediately, if lightning appear several
occasion.
 Stop work immediately when there’s a sign of thunder
& lighting.

81. If you are sick or not
feeling well, please inform
your supervisor and see
the doctor.
Do not come to work.

82. Penalty depends on the
severity of the offence
Second Time:
Fine
Third Time:
Ban from the site
First Time:
Warning

83. Report any accident / injuries
to Supervisor immediately to
get first aid treatment.
For serious case,
injured worker will be
send to
the hospital.

84. Reportable Accident
 More than 3 days MC
 More than 24 hr hospitalization
 Dead
Fail to Report
 Fine $5000 for First Time
 Fine $10,000 or Jail 6 months
for second time offender
Report within 10 days of accident

85. Upon hearing Alarm
 Stop working.
 Switch off all equipment.
 Come to the Assembly Point.
 Wait for further
instructions．

86. Toolbox meeting have to be conducted prior to start work daily.
Everybody have to attend the daily Toolbox Meeting.

87. Golden Rule :
DON’T KNOW –
ASK !!!
Remember!
Your family needs you!!!