SITE INDUCTION Version 2
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This induction provides information to new workers about a photovoltaic plant project, including installing security fencing, mounting solar panels, and trenching for cables. It outlines key personnel such as the project manager and site manager, as well as contractors working on the project. The induction details health and safety responsibilities and requirements like using proper personal protective equipment. It also describes site rules, welfare facilities, emergency procedures, accident reporting, and environmental protection protocols. Hazards addressed include overhead power lines and moving vehicles and heavy machinery.
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008-SWMS-GENERAL-ONSITE-ACTIVITIES-AND-REPAIRS.pdf
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SITE INDUCTION Version 2
- 2. WELCOME Site Induction For Your Safety Introduction This induction is given to all operatives before they work on site. It provides you with specific information about the project, the team undertaking the work and how you can actively participate in the safe completion of the works. The company expects employees to put Safety First before anything else
- 3. The Project Installation of a 16.2 MW Photovoltaic Plant. Erecting security fencing; Driving the framework into the ground; Affixing the panels to the mounting frames; Trenching for the cable runs to depth of approximately 1m, and laying cables; Installation of the inverter, transformer cabinets, control room and substation;
- 4. Key Personnel Client Sun Edison CDMC HSEF Principal Contractor Sun Edison Project Manager Carlos Rodriguez Site Manager Jorge Arce Contractors Eiffage Energia Axial Solar
- 5. Responsibilities and Duty of Care You have a legal duty to take care of your own Health & Safety as well as people around you. You must inspect your own workplace before starting work and during work regularly. You have a legal responsibility regarding the Health & Safety of members the public.(NB unauthorised entry) It is the responsibility of all personnel to improve Health & Safety standards.
- 6. PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Minimum PPE requirements (to be worn at all times): Hard hat Safety boots High visibility vest Gloves Light eye protection (task specific) Other items will be worn as operations dictate i.e. goggles/dust masks/ear defenders/harnesses etc. Your supervisor will be responsible for instructing you on when and where these should be worn.
- 7. Site Rules Wear correct fitting PPE appropriate to the operation and which is in good condition, at all times; Anyone considered to have taken alcohol or be under the influence of drugs will be permanently removed from site; Permits are required for the following operations: excavations, lifting operation, hot works, confined space entry; Obey all safety notices and signs; Do not indulge in horseplay; Do not intentionally misuse anything which is provided in the interest of H&S or welfare facilities.
- 8. Site Rules Maintain the workplace in a tidy condition free from avoidable hazards; Report any concerns, near misses or incidents to site management immediately; All vehicles/plant must be kept securely locked when left unattended; A banksman shall be utilised for all plant movements; No keys to be left in unattended vehicles; Temporary fencing must be maintained at all times; Mobile phones can only be used from a position of safety when person is not directly involved in an ongoing operation.
- 9. Welfare Arrangements Toilets are located in the site compound area; A canteen is provided in the site compound area; A drying room is provided in the site compound area. Please ensure that welfare facilities are kept clean & tidy
- 10. Emergency Procedures In the event of an emergency or fire, the alarm shall be raised by shouting or using the horn located in the project office. Operatives shall follow the designated trakway route from their working area to the site assembly point behind the security cabin (near the entrance to site)
- 11. Accident & Near Miss Reporting Procedures If you suffer an injury, how ever small please inform one of our first aiders immediately and report it to the site manager as soon as possible. The health & safety advisor will then enter your details into the Accident Book located in the project office. If you are involved in a near miss or are witness to one please help us to prevent reoccurrence by reporting it using one of the following ways: • Telling a member of staff. • Completing a near miss form located in the project office • Telephoning the site offices
- 12. Hazards on Site Overhead Power Lines High voltage lines 8 meters above the ground level Goalpost system must be adhered to when passing or working under
- 13. Vehicles and Heavy Machinery
- 14. Environmental Protection In the event of a spill STOP WORK – PREVENT anymore material spilling. Eliminate all sources of ignition if it’s flammable. Contain the spill using bunds, absorbent pads or sand, check spills have not reached any ditches or water courses. Notify your supervisor of the material spilt, quantity, location of spill, and any action taken. Ensure that you dispose of your waste in the correct skip. All waste must be segregated to satisfy our Duty of care to eliminate, reduce, reuse and recycle waste bound for landfill.