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- 4. 4 What Is It? AnIntegrated Management System is a cohesive framework comprised of an organization's structure, responsibilities, procedures, processes, and resources. It is established to facilitate the comprehensive management of various systems within the organization. Integrated Management System Certifications We are dedicated to prioritizing our customers, environmental conservation, and the well-being and safety of our employees. This commitment is evident in our adherence to the following standards within our management practices: We proudly possess a RUES qualification (Registry of Uniform Evaluation for Safety, Occupational Health, and Environmental Management Systems - SSOA for Contractors).
- 5. 5 VALUES Ethics Customer orientation Social and Environmental Responsibility QualityCommitment Creativity Personal Growth
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- 8. 8 Seek comprehensive healthcare. Provide clear, truthful and complete information about your state of health Comply with the standards, HSE regulations of the project Participate in the prevention of occupational hazards. Know, understand and apply the HSE policy. Participate and contribute to the achievement of objectives and goals. Carry out work with prevention. Work in a safe manner by practicing self-care. Inform in a timely manner about the dangers and latent risks in your workplace. No Alcohol / No Drugs Worker Duties
- 9. 9 HSE stands forHealth, Safety, and Environment. HSE encompasses a range of practices, policies, and regulations to minimize hazards, prevent accidents and injuries, and promote sustainable practices. HSE is vital for safeguarding the health and safety of individuals, protecting the environment, and maintaining sustainable operations across different sectors.
- 10. 10 1.What does safetymean to you? 2.When do you feel the need to prioritize safety? Inprove Concept
- 11. 11 ¿How We SeeSafety? Meet Standards And Law Avoid Risks Personal Inner Sense Value How do we perceive safety?
- 12. 12 ¿Why do accidentshappen?
- 13. 13 UNSAFE CONDITION /An unsafe condition is directly related to the nature of the workplace. On one hand, it signifies a deficiency in safety measures. The term "safety" itself is defined as being free from danger, risk, or harm. Unsafe conditions can arise due to factors such as a lack of knowledge on how to execute a task, insufficient education and training, as well as inadequate awareness and sensitization to potential risks. Definitions UNSAFE ACTS Unsafe acts can be defined as instances where employees disregard prescribed safety standards or company policies.
- 14. 14 ¿Why Do AccidentsHappen? 94% of serious accidents are attributed to human error.
- 15. 15 ¿Why Do AccidentsHappen?
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- 17. 17 We identify UnsafeConditions, we corrected in time…
- 18. 18 Please number eachunsafe act, unsafe condition, or hazard in your response. 1-Work shop…..
- 19. 19 2-Work shop….. Please numbereach unsafe act, unsafe condition, or hazard in your response.
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- 21. 21 Hazard: The potentialfor experiencing harm or injury; something that holds the potential to cause harm or injury. Risks: In straightforward terms, risk refers to the chance of an unfavorable event occurring. Risk entails uncertainty regarding the outcomes or impacts of an activity in relation to something that humans deem valuable (such as health, well-being, wealth, property, or the environment), typically centering on adverse and undesirable consequences.
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- 23. 23 BIOLÓGICAL RISK Bite /Bees and Mosquitoes Bite / Snake and Dog Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task (Optional). Communication. Continue HouseKeeping. Pre Job safety Meeting Dispose garbage. Proper PPE Know the attention procedure Communication Continue HouseKeeping. Do not feed dogs on site
- 24. 24 MECHANICAL RISK Entrapments, projectionsand injuries Located / Slips, Trips, Falls Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Continue HouseKeeping. Identify and shield uneven surface on projections Pre use inspection. Proper PPE Continue HouseKeeping Identify and shiel uneven surface on projections Properly Manage Cables, Cords, tools, Etc Confirm stability of load work platafform .
- 25. 25 WORK AT HEIGHT- RISK Entrapments, projections and injuries Control Method Qualified Trained Operator Barricade Area Fall Protection Equipment. Use Life line Pre- use Inspection Rescue plan Working Platform Lifevest / Life Jacket Spotter Safe escape route identified Tool Harness / Tethered tools Adhere to road and site rules. Implement controls on user or acces. Manage overhead hazards. Lifevest / Life Jacket Permit to work at Heigh (Document).
- 26. 26 HOT WORK -RISK Hot Work / Flame or Spark Control Method Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Standby / Fire Watcher Ventilatión forced air Gast Test Glounding / Bonding Cables Spill Kit Clear flammable items Pre use inspection Continue HouseKeeping Identify and shiel uneven surface on projections Properly Manage Cables, Cords, tools, Etc
- 27. 27 ELECTRICAL - RISK HazardousEnergy Control. Hazardous Electricity Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Standby / Fire Watcher Lockout / Tagout PTW Permit to Work. Manage heat generating procees Manage Pressure or vacuum Observe safe work distances for live cables Restrict acces to authorized control Glounding / Bonding Cables Clear flammable items PTW Permit to Work.
- 28. 28 CONFINED ESPAFCE -RISK Hot Work / Flame or Spark Control Method Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Standby / Fire Watcher Lockout / Tagout Ventilatión forced air Gast Test Glounding / Bonding Cables Spill Kit Clear flammable items Communication PTW Permit to Work.
- 29. 29 PUBLIC - RISK Attack/ Rebellion, revolt, insurrection Trafic Adyacent Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguisher Pre Job Safety Meeting Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Signalman /Banksman Adhere to road and site rules. Lifevest / Life Jacket
- 30. 30 MOVIN MACHINERY -RISK Equipment Machinery / Truck Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Restrict acces to authorized control Suppression of dust Respirator / Face Shield. Pre Job Safety Meeting Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Signalman /Banksman Adhere to road and site rules. Lifevest / Life Jacket Spotter Signalman /Banksman Lifting Plan
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- 32. 32 CHEMICAL RISK Gas andSteam Hot Works / Metallic Fumes Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Suppression of dust Respirator / Face Shield. Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE (Masc Metallic Smokes). Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Respirator / Face Shield. PTW Permit to Work.
- 33. 33 CHEMICAL RISK Dust /Flying Particles Liquid / Flammable Liquid Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Suppression of dust Respirator / Face Shield. Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Suppression of dust Respirator / Face Shield.
- 34. 34 FISICAL RISK Extreme TemperatureUV Radiation Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Hydration with water Communication. Use of sunscreen. Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Wear filter glasses. Use of sunscreen Hydration with water Communication.
- 35. 35 FISICAL RISK Noise /Vibrations Lightning excessive or deficient Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Wear hearing protection. Communication. Use of sunscreen. Apply noise control Implement controls on user or access Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Wear filter glasses. Communication. Use of sunscreen.
- 36. 36 ERGONOMICS AND BIOMECHANICALRISK Mental Workload Manual Handling “Manage Posture” Active Breaks. Task sharing. Communication. Coexistence manual. Active Breaks. Task sharing. Communication. Coexistence manual. Manage Exposure times. Limit load size. Manage posture.
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- 38. 38 TECNOLOGIC - RISK Leak/ Spillover Fire / Explosion Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Spill Kit Clear flammable items. Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Suppression of dust Respirator / Face Shield.
- 39. 39 EVENT OF ANATURAL - RISK Collapse / Flood Seism / Earthquake Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Relocate Task Communication. Emergency plan Emergency Brigade Pre Job safety Meeting Safe escape route identified Proper PPE Communication. Emergency plan Emergency Brigade Barricade area Fire Extinguishers Spill Kit Clear flammable items.
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- 46. 46 Protect different partsof the body, to prevent a worker from having direct contact with risk factors that can cause injury or illness. Protection Personal Elements
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