PT. WIJAYA KARYA

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OUT OF PIT CRUSHING AND CONVEYOR SYSTEM

TUTUPAN-KALIMANTAN SELATAN

PT. ADARO INDONESIA

PT WIJAYA KARYAHSE DEPARTMENT

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THINK SAFEDO SAFELY

SAFETY FIRST

SLOGAN KESELAMATAN KERJA SLOGAN KESELAMATAN KERJA WIJAYA KARYAWIJAYA KARYA

““Di Wijaya Karya, tugas kita tidak ada yang sedemikian Di Wijaya Karya, tugas kita tidak ada yang sedemikian mendesak atau penting, sehingga kita tidak sempat mendesak atau penting, sehingga kita tidak sempat meluangkan waktu untuk mengerjakannya dengan meluangkan waktu untuk mengerjakannya dengan

selamat”selamat”

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OUT OF PIT CRUSHING AND CONVEYOR SYSTEM

Safety InductionSafety Induction

Staff and Management are committed to providing a Healthy and

Safe work place for employees, contractors and visitors on company sites and premises. In doing so, we comply with all relevant legislation, codes of practice and regulations to

continually improve our performance, striving for excellence in Health and

Safety

Health and SafetyHealth and Safety StatementStatement

Health & Safety Health & Safety ObjectivesObjectives

Safe Working Environment

Safety Induction for Everyone

Employee Participation

Sub Contractor Participation

Zero Harm

Zero Incidents

Responsibilities of Management

To Maintain a Safe Working Environment

To actively manage all Hazards on site

Ensure correct training is in place

Respond to any safety issues on site

To Manage all Safety Meetings on site

Responsibilities of EmployeesResponsibilities of Employees

Follow through

Learn and understand

Be involved in Training

Be proactive all aspects of Health and Safety

Never walk by a Hazard without reporting it

From the Act, Section 19, Duties of employees

Every employee shall take all practicable

steps to ensure:

(a)The employee's safety while at work and

(b) That no action or inaction of the employee while at work causes harm to any other person

Accident and Incident Accident and Incident ReportingReporting

Employees must report

Sub contractors must report all accidents and incidents

Report all Near Misses ASAP

Never leave site without reporting any safety issues

Why Accidents HappenWhy Accidents HappenThey can happen as a result of:

Inexperience Bad practices The effect of other

parties eg: Subcontractors or public

Drugs and alcohol Fatigue and long hours Laziness/short cuts

Rehabilitation ManagementRehabilitation Management The company are committed to preventing illness and injuries at the workplace by providing a safe and healthy working environment for all our employees

The company believes that occupational rehabilitation is of benefit to everyone and the early and safe return to meaningful and productive work of an employee.

The company will consult with medical personnel and try to find suitable alternative duties to enable a gradual return to work The company may provide alternative duties outside the employee’s usual job profile

Successful rehabilitation requires everyone's involvement and commitment

The company will develop a comprehensive Rehabilitation Plan for injured employees

Who is Responsible for Who is Responsible for HealthHealth

and Safety at and Safety at ??The General Manager

The Contracts Managers

The Project Managers and Engineers

The Foremen

Most importantly…………You

Construction is an Industry Full of Construction is an Industry Full of HazardsHazards

We put systems in place to minimize your exposure to hazards. These control

measures include:

Awareness - such as this induction

Training Checking and Monitoring Auditing and Inspections Warning Signs Read On Site Hazard Registers

Understanding your method of workUnderstanding your method of work

No work activity or operation must start until you clearly understand what is to be done, and how it is going to be completed in a safe and orderly manner

To ensure that this is fully understood by everyone involved, we use a Method Statement, or a Task Analysis Sheet. The format of this document can change dependant upon the nature and complexity of the activity to be completed, but for the majority of our projects a particular form called a HSR 09 Task Analysis Sheet is used

These forms are generally completed by the Project Manager, Project Engineer or his Supervisor and are used to brief those people undertaking the work. These people then sign the form to record their understanding

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS (JSA) PROCESS

Step 1Select the job to be analyzed

Step 2Using the JSA worksheet, break down the job into logical

steps and in the correct sequence that the work will be carried out

Step 3Identify all the hazards in each step

Step 4Develop Hazard Controls required

Step 5Measure the Residual Risk

Step 6Sign JSA Acknowledgement Sheet

Step 7Review and Update the JSA

Step 8File the JSA

Measure the Residual RiskCONSEQUENCE

DESCRIPTION

Injury / Illness Environment

Insignificant Minor Injury / IllnessLittle or no environmental

impact

MinorMedical Treatment Injury /

IllnessSmall and/or localized

impact

ModerateRestricted Duties Injury /

IllnessSubstantial

environmental impact

Major Lost Time Injury / IllnessSerious environmental

impact

CatastrophicFatality or Permanent

Disability Injury / IllnessWidespread

environmental impact

RISK MANAGEMENTSAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT (SWMS)

JOB STEP

Break the job down into Steps

(where practical in sequence)

POTENTIAL HAZARDS

Identify the Hazards associated

with each step.

Examine each to find

possibilities that could lead to an

incident involving injury.

Equipment damage or

environmental harm.

EXISTING CONTROLS

List the existing controls we

currently have in place to

address the identified hazard for

each job step

Conduct a risk assessment

utilising the attached Matrix

ADDITIONAL CONTROLS

If the risk rating is too high add

additional controls and nominate

Person/s Responsible.

Toolbox meeting and

signing of JSA in relation to

job today.

Not understanding the job in

hand

Ensure all personnel involved in

the unloading and positioning of

job today understand procedure

and sign SWMS

All work to carry out by qualified

personnel.

No unauthorised personnel

permitted in the work area.

Wika personnel to clearly

identify all potential

underground and over head

hazards and services in relation

to work and access areas of

crawler cranes and relevant

transport.

General Site Hazards General Site Hazards

Moving Vehicles eg: using heavy Moving Vehicles eg: using heavy plantplant

Driving on the Road Driving on the Road

Manual Manual LiftingLifting

Mechanical Lifting and CranageMechanical Lifting and Cranage

Working at HeightWorking at Height

Confined Space and Hot WorkConfined Space and Hot Work

Precast Concrete PlacingPrecast Concrete Placing

Company Pictures

Personal Protection Personal Protection EquipmentEquipmentPersonal Protection

Equipment (PPE) eg: Safety Boots, Ear muffs, Hi Vis, Safety Glasses, Hard Hat etc

Must be worn at all times !

All employees must be trained in the correct use of the PPE for their tasks

Permit to DigPermit to Dig Before doing any digging on site you need a Dig Permit

This is your best insurance against hitting any type of under ground service

Always make sure that the permit has been signed off

The supervisor will arrange your permit

Emergency Plan and Emergency Plan and EvacuationEvacuation Delegation to Wardens

Go to Evacuation points

Secure the Site

Administer First Aid

Call for help 111

Site EmergenciesSite EmergenciesSite emergencies include medical illnesses, injuries, breakage or damage to services, fire, burial of workers, suffocation etc. Secure all other personnel against further chance of injury. Secure the site against further damage where such could cause injury or harm.

First AidFirst AidA first aid kit is to be available in the site office at all times, and all field vehicles shall have a first aid kit. Please check the phone number before you dial for an ambulance. Please make sure you know the correct street address before ringing 111. Provide direction to the emergency site for emergency services.

Insert a Copy of your Emergency Plan

Emergency Plan

Emergency Response•Emergency Responsible1.Taking strategic steps necessary and to monitor any developments.2.Do security on the company's assets and workers.3.Report to relevant parties about the chronological events.4.Report to relevant parties about the damage and potential losses suffered.•Emergency Response Unit Coordinator1.Leading emergency response before getting help from the relevant authorities. 2.Coordinates and directs everyone on their respective duties.3.Lead a team to monitoring and collect data associated with the emergency building or project site.4.Reporting the results of the monitoring and investigation to the responsible emergency.•Task Force and Evacuation1.Fire Emergency2.Earthquake Emergency3.Emergency Riots

Traffic Management Plans

Rules within Temporary Traffic Management Sites

High visibility garments must be fully zipped or buttoned up or they are considered “not worn” Do not change any temporary traffic management (TTM) measures without first talking to the STMS. This includes righting fallen cones or repositioning signs You must following the directions of the STMS at all times The STMS has the authority to postpone, cancel or modify operations due to adverse traffic, weather, or other conditions that affect the safety of the site Traffic entering and exiting sites should be aware of other traffic on the road and ensure no one accidentally follows you into the site

The health and Safety Hand Book is a guided safety process.

For further information Please refer to the Health and Safety Manual.

The company safety hand Book

Safety Reps for this site Safety Reps for this site are:are:

Insert Names

Safety Meeting Held every Monday @ 10:30am or Tuesday

@ 10:30am

The National Health and Safety Manager:

Mobile No:

Thank youThank you

Any questionsAny questions

Remember, Please keep it Safe at all Times

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