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Client: Gulf Warehousing Company Consultant: Qatar Design Consortium Health, Safety Contractor: CONDOR BUILDING

W.L.L CONTRACTING WLL


and Environment
Plan
Level - 3

Health, Safety
and
Environment
(HSE)
Plan Level - 3
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Client: Gulf Warehousing Company Consultant: Qatar Design Consortium Health, Safety Contractor: CONDOR BUILDING
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Plan
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CONDOR BUILDING CONTRACTING WLL


P.O.BOX: NO. 21934 DOHA QATAR TEL. +974
44763781, FAX. +974 44763909
Mail: mail@condor.ae

HEALTH SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT PLAN


LEVEL-3

Prepared & Review By: Approved By:


MOHAMMAD JAFAR SIVA KUMAR
HSEM PM

(Signature) (Signature)

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Contents

1 SCAFFOLDS/WORKING PLATFORMS

2 LADDERS

3 Welding & burning

4 COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS

5 USING MATERIALS HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH

6 CRANES AND LIFTING OPERATIONS

7 ELEVATORS/HOISTS & MOBILE WORK PLATFORMS

8 WORK AT HEIGHT (Fall Prevention & Fall Protection plan)

9 Tool Usage

10 Electrical safety

11 commissioning

12 Working safely with Machineries

13 Working Safely with pneumatic power tools

14 Manual handling of materials

15 Ergonomics

16 Painting

17 Hot Work Permit

18 Preventive measures of oil leakage

19 Emergency evacuation drill

20 GWC Warehouse Emergency Evacuation Layout

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SCAFFOLDS/WORKING PLATFORMS
• Qualified, trained, and experienced scaffolders will only do erection and dismantling work.

• Scaffolds will not be modified, changed or otherwise damaged by anyone, including the
personnel using the scaffold. If changes are required, the qualified scaffolds will make them.

• Guardrails, mid rails and toe boards will be placed on all open sides of platforms, having more
than 1.8m (6 feet) above ground or floor. Netting will be used in lieu of toe boards.

• All scaffolds will be provided with an access ladder that extends at least 1 meter (40 inches)
above the platform, or an equivalent safe access.

• Where persons are required to work or pass under the scaffolds, wire mesh or equivalent will be
installed between toe board and mid rail.

• Platforms will be tightly planked with approved scaffold boards. Boards will be secured in
position to prevent movement in high winds.

• Scaffolds will be cleaned off upon completion of work by the crew-using scaffold.

• Any scaffold accessories such as braces, trusses, legs or ladders that are damaged will be
immediately repaired or replaced.

• A rolling scaffold/mobile tower height will not be allowed to exceed 3 times the minimum base
dimension if used outside or 3.5 if used inside. The wheels will be locked when employees are on the
scaffold. Employees will not be allowed to ride on rolling scaffolds.
• During the erection, modification and dismantling of scaffolds a red “Scaffold Incomplete-Do not
Use” scaffold tag will be affixed to the scaffold. When the scaffold erection has been completed, a green
scaffold tag will be placed at the scaffold ladder indicating that ‘Scaffold is complete and can be used’.
Only authorized and competent persons will be allowed to sign and put the ‘green Tag.

• Scaffold erectors will use fall protection equipment while erecting/dismantling scaffolding.

• Scaffolds will be erected on surfaces that are levelled and capable of bearing the weight of the
scaffold assembly, workers, tools and materials. Metal base plates shall be used on all surfaces including
concrete and other floors. Timber sole plates made from scaffold boards will be placed under the metal
base

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plates for structures erected on less firm ground. Bricks, concrete blocks, barrels and other makeshift
items will not be allowed as working platforms or to level and support scaffold members.

When the height of a scaffold exceeds three times the smallest width of the base, it will be secured to
the building or structure. Out-riggers or rakes will be used when it is impractical to secure the scaffold to
the structure.

1.1 Scaffold Tagging System

• The use of scaffold tagging is mandatory. A competent person shall tag all scaffolds. No one shall
work from a Red-tagged scaffold.

• Scaffold tags will be affixed to all scaffolding by the qualified scaffolding supervisor who inspects
the assembly. The name of contractor, supervisor and date constructed will be on all tags.

• Green Tags will be used to identify scaffolds that are complete and have been inspected and are
ready to use.

• Red Tags will be placed on scaffolds that are being constructed, dismantled or modified or
scaffolds that are damaged or defective.

• All workers will be educated about this system prior sending them to work on scaffolds.

• If anyone is found carrying out the task on ‘Red Tagged’ Scaffold, the Safety Dept. will issue
warning to the concerned supervisor.

2.0 LADDERS: -
• All portable ladders that are in use will be in conformance with applicable standard regulations.

• Metal ladders will not be allowed to use where they may come in contact with electrical energy
sources.

• Constructing or building ladders at site is not permitted unless authorised by the Engineer and
conforming to acceptable specifications.

• Single ladders, longer than 6 meters (20 feet) will not be allowed to use.

• Extension ladders, longer than 11 meters (36 feet) will not be allowed to use.

• Wooden ladders of site made will not be used.

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The following will be applied to the inspection of ladders:

• Ladders will be maintained in good condition at all times. The user will inspect the ladder before
each use. Ladders will be inspected monthly by a qualified person and the current month colour code
will be applied to the side rail as per company Safety requirements.

• Any defective ladders found at site will be destroyed or removed from site immediately.

• When initially ascending a ladder, the base of the ladder will be secured or footed by a helper to
prevent accident movement.

3.0 WELDING or BURNING


A suitable, approved fire extinguisher will be kept ready for instant use in any location where
welding and burning is being performed. Screens, shields, and other safeguards shall be provided for the
protection of personnel, equipment and materials against exposure to sparks, slag, falling objects, arcing
rays and molten material. Areas below welding or cutting operations will be barricaded to preclude
entry of personnel and equipment. ‘Hot Work Permit’ prior carrying out any welding or burning will be
obtained as per Safety requirements.
Electric arc welding equipment, including cables will meet the requirements of electrical codes.
Welding and burning practices will comply with all applicable regulations.

4.0 COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS: -


1. Compressed gas cylinders will be used, transported and stored in an upright position.

2. Protective caps will be in place during their transportation.

3. Cylinders lifted from one elevation to another shall be lifted only in racks or containers designed
for that purpose. Slings shall not be used to hoist cylinders.

4. Racks and platforms will be constructed of non-flammable or fire-retardant materials.


“No smoking or Open Flame” signs will be posted at the location of the storage area. Storage areas will
have signs designating the contents of the cylinders.

5. A suitable hand truck, fork truck, rolling platform or similar equipment will be used to manually
transport cylinders in an upright position.

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5.0 USING MATERIALS HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH: -


Written information about hazardous materials such as chemicals and gases will be obtained
from the manufacturer or supplier (Material Safety Data Sheet) and will be communicated to employees
before use.

Materials, agents, chemicals and other materials classified as Hazardous, will be stored,
dispensed, handled and disposed in accordance with the local rules & regulations. This includes such
items such as paint solvents, paint sludge, and greases.

Each contractor and subcontractor employee, upon employment or assignment to the project,
will receive training relative to the use and potential exposure to hazardous materials. This training will
include the use of personal protective equipment, and emergency procedures.
Solvents, empty paint cans, oils, greases, thinners and any other such material or containers
which have contained chemicals or hazardous materials shall be disposed of in accordance with
regulatory, owner/client and project requirements.

Inventory of all potentially hazardous materials and chemicals used and stored on the project
will be maintained for the following products but not limited to.

• Paints, thinners, and solvent

• Insulating materials such as fiber glass and ceramics

• Cleaning agents

• Silica sand, cleaning agents, and other sandblasting agents

• Compressed gases such as oxygen, nitrogen, argon, helium

• Greases, oils and other lubricants

• Fuel gases such as gasoline, diesel, kerosene

• Epoxy resins

• Sealant

• Asbestos products such as gaskets and sheeting materials

• Bulk containers of household products and disinfectant

• Explosives, detonating cord, gel blasting agents, electric blasting caps, igniter cord, fuse,
dynamite, ammonium nitrate and other such blasting agents.

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6.0 CRANES AND LIFTING OPERATIONS: -


• Cranes and other such lifting equipment will be inspected for valid certification prior to use on
the project. Such inspections will be acceptance with regulatory and client project safety requirements

• Visual inspections will be conducted at least monthly on lifting equipment to ensure that they
are in good operating order. Evidence document (copy of the periodical maintenance log sheet) on
periodical inspections and maintenance must be made available with the operator/vehicle cabin for
safety check.

• On arrival of any lifting equipment at site it will be notified to the safety department and after
the safety checks according to the safety requirements only the equipment will be allowed to use. These
checks will be documented.

• Only trained and certified ‘Banks man’ from a third party will be engaged for crane signal.

• The swing radius area of all cranes will be barricaded to prevent persons and equipment from
being struck by the counterweight.

• Any lifting operation with the elevation of ‘Boom Length’ above 45 metres, and the critical lifts
like tandem lifts, heavy lifts, lifts over live equipment and lifting specialized equipment will be under the
‘Permit to Work System’ and clearance will be obtained from various authorities

• Any crane operation in the maneuvering area will be strictly under ‘Work Permit ‘procedure.

• Loads will be guided and prevented from swinging by attaching a tag line to the load.

• Loads will not be left suspended on an unattended crane.

• Current annual inspection records will be located on the project, for all cranes in use. A copy will
be provided to the safety officer and a copy kept in the cab of the lifting equipment.

• Crane operators will be trained and competent to operate the particular equipment.
• Cable and sling softeners will be used to prevent damage to slings and wire rope during their
use.

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7.0 ELEVATORS/HOISTS & MOBILE WORK PLATFORMS


• Prior to placing a hoist or elevator and mobile work platforms in service, functions and safety
devices will be tested thoroughly under the supervision of the manufacturer’s representative or other
qualified person.

• A full inspection and test will be made at intervals required by the manufacturer and/or the
appropriate state agency. These inspections and tests shall be conducted by a third party approved by
the client Safety unit.

• Personnel hoists/Mobile work platforms will be operated and controlled by a trained and
certified person.

• Access ways and gates for elevators and platforms will be blocked to prevent personnel from
falling from the platform. Elevator platform enclosures will have a top rail, mid rail and toe boards and
screened. Maximum load limits and capacity will be posted inside the elevator.
• Personnel will not be permitted to walk or work under elevated platforms or booms by
cordoning off the area.
• Personnel in the work platform will wear a safety harness with a lifeline tied-off inside the
platform. All personnel will be trained prior to sending them to work on the platform.

8.0 WORK AT HEIGHT (Fall Prevention & Fall Protection plan)


• It will ensure maximum use of primary fall protection systems such as scaffolds, aerial lifts,
personnel hoists, etc., equipped with complete working/ walking surfaces free of floor openings,
standard guard rail systems in place and safe means of access for safe working.

• Approved full-body safety harnesses with shock absorbing lanyards will be used for employee
fall protection where primary fall protection systems are inadequate and fall exposures exist.

• Personnel travelling or working in elevated areas more than 1.8 metres (6 feet) above
ground level or adjacent surface where a fall exposure exists will make use of secondary fall protection
in securing their safety lanyard at all times to a structure, lifeline or approved fall arresting device.

• On all stages, floats and similar type of suspended scaffolding, scaffolds with incomplete decking
or incomplete guardrails, sloping roofs, within 1.8m (6 feet) of the edge of floors or roofs, where there is
no guardrail or wire rope railing, when removing floor planks on an elevated temporary floor and while
working from a motorized or power lift or elevated platform, fall protection devices will be used.

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• Fall protection devices such as lifelines, safety harness/lanyards, etc., will be inspected on a

• Regular basis for damage and/or deterioration. Defective equipment will be removed from
service

• And destroyed or in some cases repaired.

• Only trained and certified personnel from third parties will be allowed to fix fall protection
devices.

• All the users will be trained through a special safety induction programmed and will be
recorded.

• Prior to and during horizontal lifeline placement structural personnel will be allowed to crawl on
steel
• Members with lanyards secured around said members. Retractable lifelines secured as
elevations above the point of operation will be used in some applications to provide fall protection prior
to availability of horizontal lifelines.

• Appropriate signs will be used to provide warnings and identify danger.

• Persons who violate warning signs and barricades will be removed and excluded from entry onto
the project through our ‘Enforcement Procedure’

• Adequate barricades will be erected and maintained as required for employee protection,
establishing

• Boundaries around equipment or materials to prevent potential damage, and around floor, roof
or ground openings.

• Fall protection equipment will be worn while erecting scaffolding, temporary work platforms,

• Erecting structures and building, and while performing other such operations.

9.0 Tools Usage

• Tools (hand-tools, working aids, electrical and mechanical tools) or equipment must be used in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Tools shall only be used for their intended functions and within the safe design capacity.

• Correct tools shall be used and handled in a safe manner.

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• Specific training in the correct and safe use of tools shall be given to persons assigned to use the
tools. Training shall include maintenance, checking of tools condition and safety provisions.

• Tools used shall be in good, sound and safe condition to serve their purpose.

• Tools shall be maintained and stored in good condition.

• Safety guards and/or devices must be in place and functioning at all times.

• Hand tools shall be kept in tool box or bag when using on site, and tools cabinet if in the
workshop.

• Good housekeeping of tools at work area shall be practiced and maintained.

• Hand tools or other tools shall be tied off to prevent them from dropping down when using at
height.

• Only non-sparking tools and explosion –proof tools shall be used in locations where flammable
gas or vapors exist.

• A maximum gap of 1/8” must be maintained between benches mounted grinding wheels and
the tool rest.

• Electric hand tools must be grounded or double –insulated.

• Approved rubber cable shall be used for all portable electrical tools.

• Cable connections shall be waterproofed type connectors.

• Cracked or damaged grinding disks shall not be used.

• Adjustment or repair shall only be made after disconnecting the power and /or discharging the
pressure.

• Tools must be inspected monthly and certified that they are in safe operating condition by
designated personnel before using them.

• Defective tools must not be used. It shall be tagged and removed from the work site
immediately.

• No modification to machinery, tools or equipment shall be made unless otherwise approved by


the manufacturer. Modifications shall not in any manner reduce the original safety provision and
margin.

• Gloves or loose clothing shall not be worn; it may get entangled.

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10.0 Electrical safety


• All electrical work shall be carried out only by an authorised, approved and competent
electrician.

• An ELCB shall be installed on the main electric distribution circuit to protect the person from
electrocution.

• Fuses correctly rated for the current flow only shall be used in the appliances and higher rated
fuses or wires should not be used as replacements.

• Appliances with damaged cords or cables, faulty or broken switches and or plugs,
cracked, open or broken motor covers /cases, lose or uninsulated wires should not be used.

• Electrical isolation or energizing must be done by the authorised electrician of the contractor
after approval from client as per the lock out /tag out procedure

• Guards shall be used on all rotating equipment.

• When using portable power tools where no earth is available, only appliances with
double insulated must be used.

• Cables or cords should not be extended by tape joints and proper extension cords must be used.
Cables should not be routed across internal or external roads. if unavoidable provide a suitable cable
guard which can withstand the traffic load.

• Overloading of multi-point connectors from a single outlet shall be avoided.


• Only heavy industrial connectors i.e., both sockets and plugs, must be used for power line
tapping.

• All new electrical installation work shall be inspected and tested by the contractor and approved
by the client prior to handover or putting in service.

• Junction boxes must be maintained in a good safe condition with all cable grommets fully fitted.

• Do not expose power tools to rain and do not use them in damp & wet locations

• Do not use power tools in any flammable atmosphere. Clean up spills or oil traces and ensure
‘Gas-Free’ condition

before the work is commenced.

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11. Commissioning

Commissioning involves testing multiple pieces of equipment together to function as one system. For
example, a chemical dosing skid is made up of pumps, piping, valves, pressure gauges, flow metres,
VFDs, and a PLC controller. During commissioning, all of these components are tested together as one
system integrated as a chemical dosing system.

Pipe flushing: - which is ensuring that piping is free of blockages or any debris.

Leak testing: - to ensure that all fittings and joints do not leak.

Pressure testing: - ensures piping can maintain the pressure of liquid or gas.

Verification of rotational equipment: - which is the first rotation of mechanical shafts and bearings to
ensure balancing and no excessive vibration.

HVAC testing: - which is the testing and balancing of air flows and duct work, heating and cooling,
sensors and controls.

11.3 Electrical Pre-Commissioning Activities

Some typical electrical pre-commissioning testing includes:

Grounding and bonding checks- confirm the integrity of the ground system and bonding system by
measuring the resistance of bonds to ensure bonding to all metallic surfaces is in place.

Cold loop checks and meters checks- confirm that all cable and conductors are terminated to the correct
terminal blocks, as well meter checks apply a voltage across the cable conductor and insulation to
confirm that the cable has not been damaged or punctured to degrade the dielectric properties of the
cable.

AC phase checks- verify the installation of each electrical phase in the proper order using a phase
rotation meter.
Open circuit tests- conducted to measure the no-load current losses as well as short-circuit tests
performed with reduced voltage to the primary winding to measure full-load current losses.

AC and DC hi-pot tests measure the ability of a dielectric to withstand rated and transient voltage.

Battery discharge tests– confirm how many hours of rated voltage and current can be supplied during
charge and discharge cycles.

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LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES
The following are the procedures necessary for effective lockout/tag-out:

Step 1: Preparation and Notification

• Before servicing or installing equipment, you must be able to answer the following questions:

• What is the type of energy source on the equipment?

• What are the potential hazards related to the energy source?

• What steps are necessary to control the energy source?

• Who needs to be notified that the equipment will be shut down for service?

• Once these questions have been answered, notify all affected employees that a lockout
procedure

• Is about to begin and that the equipment will be shut down for service.

Step 2: Shut Down the Equipment

Follow the company’s safety procedures and/or the manufacturer’s instructions. Be aware that
some equipment has special shut-down procedures (for example, computer-controlled equipment)

Make sure all energy sources have been located and shut down. (Some machines have more than one
power Source – all must be shut down).

Step 3: Isolate the Equipment

Equipment should be isolated by:


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Shutting off the main breaker or control switch

Closing valves

Disconnecting process lines

Pulling plugs

Note: For complex machines or equipment, refer to the manufacturer’s control diagram
detailing the locations of all isolation points, including breaker panels, switches, valves, etc.

Step 4: Attach the Lock and Tag

• Each employee who is performing maintenance is responsible for locking and tagging the
equipment. Each employee whose duties require them to work on equipment must be provided with
their own lock and key.

• If more than one employee is involved in the maintenance, multiple locking devices must be
used to allow each maintenance employee to lock and tag. This prevents one employee from
accidentally starting up the equipment while another employee is still working.

• Never use another employee’s lock and never lend your own.

• When all energy sources are locked, apply a tag to the power source. Make sure the tag is filled
out completely and correctly.

Step 5: Release any Stored Energy

• After locking and tagging equipment, you must make sure that any stored energy on the
equipment is released. This is done by:

• Inspecting equipment to make sure all parts have stopped moving

• Bleeding electrical capacitance (stored charge)


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• Venting or isolating pressure or hydraulic lines from the work area, leaving vent valves open

• Draining tanks and valves

• Releasing the tension on springs or blocking the movement of spring-driven parts.

• Blocking or bracing parts that could fall because of gravity

• Blocking, clamping or chaining any switches or levers that could be moved into the start position

• Clearing lines containing process materials that are toxic, hot, cold, corrosive or asphyxiating

• Monitoring the process to make sure that the work you are doing will not result in an
accumulation of stored energy

12.0 Working safely with Machineries.


• Only trained and authorised person are permitted to operate the machines

• Routine inspection needs to be carried on, at regular interval of time

• Routine and unscheduled maintenance, repair must be carried out by initiating lockout and tag
out procedure, with the power switched off and with the emergency push button pressed.

• Never change tools with the machine operating or in movement.

• Never place foreign matter, hands or otherwise on moving parts and never place containers of
liquids close to the electrical parts.

• The workplace should be kept clean and tidy.

• The operator should avoid carrying out any uncertain operations such as talking with co-
workers, using mobile phones etc that could impair his balance.

• It is strictly forbidden to remove safety devices/guards for the convenience of the operator.

• Ensure the working area is sufficiently illuminated, not slippery and free of any obstructions
which prevents normal movement.

• To avoid the risk of abrasion and crushing due to moving parts make sure all the rotating parts
of the machineries to be at a standstill, that is to say until it has stopped rotating, prior to introducing
your hand in the machineries.

• Don’t operate machines in damp or wet locations, or expose them to rain.

• Use the right tools. Don’t force tools or attachments to do a job for which it was not designed.
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• Secure work, use clamps or a view to hold work when practical. it’s safer than using your hand
and it frees both hands to operate tools.

• Don’t overreach, keep proper footing and balance at all times.

• Disconnect tools from the energy source when changing accessories such as blades, bit cutters,
disc etc

• Reduce the risk of unintentional starting, make sure the switch is in off position before plugged
in.

• Use recommended accessories as per the manufacturer's instructions. The use of improper
accessories may cause risk of injury to persons.

• Visual inspection needs to be carried on prior to operate the machine such as:

• Check for alignment or moving parts.

• Binding of moving parts.

• Breakage of disc, blade or any other parts.

• Mounting and any other conditions that may affect its operation.

• A guard or any other part that is damaged should be properly repaired or replaced.

• Always feed work into the blade or cutter against the direction of rotation of the blade or cutter
only.

• Never leave tool running unattended, turn power off. Don’t leave the tool until it comes to a
complete stop.

• Make sure all the machines are grounded properly to protect the operator from electric shock.

• Do not repair or adjust the voltage inverter, only qualified personnel are authorised to repair or
adjustment to prevent damage or personal injury.

• All machineries that are damaged shall be removed from operation and tagged “Do not Use”

• To prevent the abrasive wheel from cracking, the user should be sure it fits freely on the spindle.

• The spindle nut must be tightened enough to hold the wheel in place, without distorting the
flange.

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• Follow the manufacturer's recommendations. Care must be taken to assure that the spindle
wheel will not exceed the abrasive wheel specifications.

• Due to the possibility of a wheel disintegrating (exploding) during start-up, the employee should
never stand directly in front of the wheel as it accelerates to full operating speed.

• Wear hearing protection during extended periods of operation in a noisy atmosphere.

• Wear appropriate respirator protection if you have any exposure of airborne particles.

• Wear appropriate eye protection if you have any exposure or ejection of particles from the
machines that could pose eye injury.

• Operators should refrain from wearing chains, bracelets, rings and hair nets should be worn
when necessary.

13.0 Working safely wit pneumatic power tools.


• All personnel using pneumatic power tools must be properly trained so that they know the
hazards and understand the precautions needed to minimize the risk.

• Hose and hose connections used for conducting compressed air to utilization equipment shall be
designed for the pressure and service to which they are subjected.

• Pneumatic power tools shall be secured to the hose or whip by some positive means to prevent
the tool from becoming accidentally disconnected.

• Safety clips or retainers shall be securely installed and maintained on pneumatic impact
(percussion) tools to prevent attachments from being accidentally expelled.

• The manufacturer's safe operating pressure for hoses, pipes, valves, filters, and other fittings
shall not be exceeded.

• The use of hoses for pulling, hoisting or lowering tools shall not be permitted.

• Operator must check to see that they are fastened securely to the hose to prevent them from
becoming disconnected.

• A short wire or positive locking device attaching the air hose to the tool will serve as an added
safeguard.

14.0 Manual Handling of materials .

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• Improper manual handling and lifting of loads is one of the main causes of back injuries (slip
disc/spondylitis). Injuries to back, feet and hands frequently result from lifting. To avoid injuries,
employees should adopt kinetic manual handling techniques such as.

• Test the weight by lifting a few inches before taking the full strain.

• The person carrying out the lift should be close to the load with the feet about hip width

• Apart and the lead foot slightly forward in line with the load.

• The knees should be bent so that the body is at the correct height. The load can then be lifted by
straightening the knees, placing most strain on the muscles of the thighs and legs.

• The back must be kept straight, i.e., canted to an angle not exceeding 20° from the vertical.

• The head should be raised and the chin pulled in, to lock the upper part of the spine and avoid
sudden backward head movement damaging discs in the neck.

• The arm should be close to the body, to keep the load’s center of gravity within the body’s base
and the palms of the hands and upper parts of the fingers should be used to grasp the load.

• Body weight should be used to counter balance the load by moving the rear leg a little further
back as the load is being lifted.
• You can prevent cuts, scratches and puncture wounds to your hands by wearing appropriate
protective clothing including gloves.

• Use appropriate clothing such as hand gloves to prevent cuts, scratches and puncture wounds.

• Use appropriate foot protection such as safety shoes to protect your feet and toes from
crushing injuries.

• Make sure there are no obstructions in your path.

• Do not carry a load, which obscures your vision.

15.0 Ergonomics
• Postures should not require high levels of static effort

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Plan
Level - 3

• Variations in working posture should be permitted but not at the expense of operator comfort
or performance

• The operator should be able to adopt an upright & forward-facing posture

• If standing, the body weight should be borne by both feet equally

• The posture should be balanced so that additional muscle activity is not required to support or
stabilise the body as a whole, or individual limbs, such as would result from leaning forward

• The head should remain reasonably upright or slightly inclined to the front

• The limbs, trunk & head should be positioned so that the joints are not forced to go beyond
their mid- point in terms of the range of movement

• The hands should not have to pass above elbow height on a regular basis or for extended
periods of time

• The largest (appropriate) muscle groups should be used to apply necessary forces in a direction
which is compatible with their structure

• Operators must be able to come within range of their workstation or equipment easily

• Allowances should be made for the use of any tools or other equipment in the area, as well as
space requirements for storage of items

• Allowances should be made for maintenance operations & the personnel who will carry out
repair work, the tools they may use & the largest part of the machine or workstation that may have to
be moved

• Consideration should be given to the work to be carried out by operators following any system
failure - access should be provided at relevant points in the work area

16.0 Painting

• Only approved paint systems, brands and methods shall be used. The use of leaded paints shall
not be used.

• Scaffolding erected for painting at elevated areas must be confirmed to EHS standards.

• Proper shielding must be provided to make sure that other areas except the surface being
painted are not exposed to the paint spray.

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Client: Gulf Warehousing Company Consultant: Qatar Design Consortium Health, Safety Contractor: CONDOR BUILDING
W.L.L CONTRACTING WLL
and Environment
Plan
Level - 3

• Display appropriate signboards cautioning the personnel around the work area of the
performance of this work. airless spray guns must be used while applying paints mechanically to
minimize personal exposure to the solvent mist

• Painters and helpers in the area of paint application must wear personal protective equipment
including cartridge respirators or full-face masks with respirators, impermeable coverall.

• Paint tins and solidified paints shall be disposed of as per the applicable local Regulations.

• MSDS of the paints and solvents being used shall be made available at site. Solvents and
thinners should be stored under shade and away from areas where potential exposure to heat or sparks
exists.

17.0 Hot work permit


• Any work using open flames or sources of heat that could ignite materials in the work area. E.g.,
Welding, cutting, burning, brazing, grinding etc.

Procedures

• Before beginning hot work, contact the Safety Officer to have a Hot Work Permit issued.

• Permits are issued for the specific job being done, and for a specific time period. The time
period is usually for the working shift, but may never exceed twelve hours.

• The Safety Advisor/Permit originator has the responsibility to verify that all necessary
precautions have been taken at the worksite.
• Fire protection systems must remain in service in the hot work area, unless specifically approved
by the Safety Dept.

• Gas hoses, backflow preventers, fire blankets and other cutting and welding equipment must be
in good repair before the permit is issued.

• Permits need to be returned to the person issued after the completion of the task.

Precautions within 11 m of work.

• Floors swept clean of combustibles.

• Combustible floors wet down, covered with damp sand or fire-resistive sheets.

• Flammable liquids removed; other combustibles, if not removed protected with

• Fire blankets or metal shields.


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Client: Gulf Warehousing Company Consultant: Qatar Design Consortium Health, Safety Contractor: CONDOR BUILDING
W.L.L CONTRACTING WLL
and Environment
Plan
Level - 3

• Explosive atmosphere in the area was eliminated.

• All wall and floor openings covered.

• Fire-resistive sheets suspended beneath work.

Work on Walls or Ceilings

Construction is non-combustible.

Combustibles moved away from the other side of the wall.

Work on Enclosed Equipment

Enclosed equipment cleaned of all combustibles.

Containers purged of flammable liquids.

Fire Watch

• Fire watcher 1 will be provided during and for at least 01hours after work, and

• During any coffee or lunch breaks.

• Fire watch is supplied with suitable extinguishers.

• Fire watch is trained in use of this equipment and in sounding alarms.

• Fire Watch Personnel may not do other jobs which detract from their primary responsibility.

• Fire Watch Personnel must be trained to use fire extinguishment media provided.

• Fire Watch Personnel must be aware how to report emergencies and in emergency evacuation
procedures

• Fire Watch Personnel must be identified and their qualifications verified, before permits are
issued
• After the monitoring of Fire watch 1, Fire watch 2 will monitor the area for additional 3hours to
ensure that no smoldering fires have developed within walls, cracks in floors, or in ceiling areas where
you have been working.

18.0 Preventive measures of oil leakage


Prevention from oil leakage
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Client: Gulf Warehousing Company Consultant: Qatar Design Consortium Health, Safety Contractor: CONDOR BUILDING
W.L.L CONTRACTING WLL
and Environment
Plan
Level - 3

Prevention from the accident through handling defects of oil processing equipment. Implementation of
the check before use

Operation by authorised operator Attaching the cover to the valve Ensuring the valve status (open /
close)

Prevention from mistake of pipe connection

Checking of connection part in advance

Check that oil pipes are pressurized and there is no leakage before work start Periodical confirmation of
no leakage during oil pouring

Prevention from oil scattering

Preparation of oil pans, waste cloth, and so on at the time of attaching and removing of oil Hose.

Laying vinyl sheet under the oil pan.

Prevention from fire and explosion

Work should be done free from fire and set the extinguisher near the work area.

Consideration to health

Not to Inhale steam of oil

Not to touch oil directly

* If necessary, use the suitable protection implement

19.0. Emergency Evacuation Drill


The purpose of conducting an emergency evacuation training drill is to assist personnel to know
their roles and responsibilities in an emergency situation in accordance with the workplace plans and
procedures, and to test the workforce response to an emergency. During the emergency evacuation
drills, we will play horn /siren or any other voice command after heard that you may proceed to the
nearest assembly point. The expected duration of each drill will be approximately 15-20 minutes. We
recognize the drills may interrupt your schedule and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Following directions when the emergency alarm sounds to safely evacuate the workplace

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Client: Gulf Warehousing Company Consultant: Qatar Design Consortium Health, Safety Contractor: CONDOR BUILDING
W.L.L CONTRACTING WLL
and Environment
Plan
Level - 3

• Always know two ways out of your workplace and familiarize yourself with the general layout of
your place BEFORE an emergency occurs. Your evacuation strategy should include the use of a stairway
to evacuate, never an elevator.

• Check all windows to ensure they will operate during an emergency. Things like screws, nails
and even excessive paint build up can prevent a window from opening.

• Never ignore an emergency alarm signal. Gather up your personal items (if it is safe to do so),
close the door behind you and evacuate quickly.
• As you exit, you may come across smoke. If you can, find an alternative exit. If not, crawl low
and keep one hand against the wall at all times. As you reach any doors, feel the door with the back of
your hand to see if it is hot. If so, do not open it as there may be a fire on the other side.

• Familiarize yourself with your building’s emergency evacuation map and the location of the
evacuation assembly area. If there is no designated assembly area, report to a safe location at least 150’
away from the building. This allows others to have room to evacuate and provide room for responding
emergency vehicles and personnel.

Assembly point
Assembly point is one of the safest places at site, assembly areas must
be free from any obstruction, all workers, visitors, must know the location and importance of the
assembly point. Every assembly area shall be design as per the number of workers, capacity, distance,
routes, and access/egress. There are some flowing steps in an emergency situation.

Leave work area and proceed to the assembly area patiently don’t run.

Do not take any materials accessories with it may harm.

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Client: Gulf Warehousing Company Consultant: Qatar Design Consortium Health, Safety Contractor: CONDOR BUILDING
W.L.L CONTRACTING WLL
and Environment
Plan
Level - 3

Patiently stand at the assembly area and do not sit or sleep.

Don't be panic stay claim

Don't hide or leave the area until the head count is done.

Do not resume the work until clear sound played.

Schedule of the emergency evacuation drill at GWC warehouse.


Schedule Location Drill subject Duration Involvement Remarks
Date
15/06/2024 West Side Fire 30 Client – GWC
Support emergency minutes Consultant -QDC
Service Area evacuation Contractor – Condor
(SI13 & SI12)
drill
in RLIC

20. GWC Warehouse Emergency Evacuation Layout

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GENERAL NOTES:
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES AND LEVELS ARE IN METRES
(QNHD). DRAWINGS SHOULD NOT BE SCALED. ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS
SHALL BE FOLLOWED.

NOTES:
1. ALL PORTA CABINS ARE 1Hr. FIRE RATED
2. THE PROPOSED PORTA CABINS ARE REQUIRED 6 MONTHS
+3.12 ORL (QND LEVEL) (WOSAIL ST.) OF OCCUPANCY

PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM


SITE ENTRY/EXIT 1200mm WIDE CERTIFICATE DETAILS
TEMP. ENTRY & EXIT REF:SITE TEMPORARY CULVERT 1. PERMIT NUMBER: PAC22004462

N LAYOUT AND ARRANGEMENTS PEDESTRIAN GATE PRODUCT: V-BOARD FIBER CEMENT BOARD.

2. PERMIT NUMBER: PAC 23012708


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SKIP S/A S/A

S/A S/A S/A TEL- +974 44763781, FAX- :+974 44763909

EXISTING FENCING COVERED WITH GREEN NET


S/A
DB-L7
WEB SITE: www.thecondorgroup.com
4000

4000

CHEMICAL STORE

6.00Mtr WIDTH TEMPORARY E-mail : mail.qatar@condor.com.qa


MEP STORE-01

MEP STORE-02

S/A
S/A
CIVIL STORE

EMERGENCY EXIT GATE-02 12.00 12.00


2.40

2.40

CARPENTRY
2400

2400

CIVIL YARD
DININING-01 WORKERS REST-02 AND
10.00 X 15.00
DB-L9 DB-L8 STEEL YARD DWG.TITLE
4000

4000

10.00 X 15.00
12.00
S/A 4000
SITE TEMPORARY FACILITIES
2.40
2400

1900 3000 2500

2500

DININING-02 TEMP. TOILET


FIRE SAFETY LAYOUT
12.00

12.00

12.00

12.00
2.50

12.30 2.40 2.40 2.40 2.40


DB-L10

12000 12300 4000 2400 2000 2400 2000 2400 2000 10000 2000 10000 LINEAR
10000 SOAKWAY
2400 23007
3000 GL UG GRP
3000 GL
+3.10 FRL (QND LEVEL)
24
HOLDING TANK
ABOVE GROUND HOLDING TANK 6.10 M.WIDE ROAD PROJECT SIGN BOARD
LINEAR SOAKWAY
LOCATION-02 DRAWN BY MUTHU DISCIPLINE FIRE SAFETY
4435

2.40 Mtr. HEIGHT FENCING COVERED WITH GREEN NET 2.40 Mtr. HEIGHT FENCING COVERED WITH GREEN NET
2.40 Mtr. HEIGHT FENCING COVERED WITH GREEN NET
CHECKED BIJU DWG.NO QJ148-GWC-RLIC-FS-001
75mm thk.GARDEN KERB
TEMPORARY SITE FACILITY FIRE SAFETY PLAN SWING GATE
1 SCALE 1:300 250mm thk.FLUSH KERB 150mm thk.RAISED KERB 250mm thk.FLUSH KERB APPROVED BIJU SCALE
ASSHOWN
SHEET SHEET

CULVERT-2 DATE 16-11-2023 R.No: 0 PAPER A0

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