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 AGENDA OF SAFETY INDCTION

 Project details
 To Avoid Accidents
 Ensure everyone works Safely
 Everyone goes home safely to their Family.
 Reaching Zero Harm culture
 How to proceed in emergency
 To understand “safety is our choice and is everyone’s responsible.
Project -Over view
PROJECT NAME :
THENNAMPATTI 50 MW SOLAR
PROJECT
SITE LOCATION – THENNAMPATTI TUTICORIN TUTICORIN
DISTRICT,TAMILNADU
PROJECT TYPE – PSS SWITCH YARD, EHV LINE
PROJECT CAPACITY – 50 MW
PSS CAPACIYY - 110 KV /33KV 50 MW SUBSSTATION
EHV T/L -SINGLE CIRCUIT ON DC TOWER ,AL-59
PANTHER CONDUCTOR
Site organization chart- Thennampatti
Hse Polichy – Tobaco- free Workplace policy,alcohol and drug free work place policy
and zero tolerance policy
HSSE Protocol - Basic Site Safety Information

 Follow the instructions of your Guide

 Wear your Personal Protective Equipment, wherever necessary.
 Do not touch Electrical Equipment’s / Components, etc.
 Keep yourself hydrated.
 Photography & filming is prohibited. Allowed with the permission of the Site Manager (Refer: Safe Use of Mobile / Cell Phones, Cameras for
Capturing Pictures at Site).
 Follow the Instructions Conveyed through Signs and Barriers.
 All Waste must be disposed at its designated areas.
 Do not enter Unauthorized Areas / Exclusion Zones.
 Be watchful for simultaneous activities at construction site
 Seat Belts must be worn at all the time while in travel.
 In case of Emergency, Please use the nearest Assembly Point. Your Guide will direct you. Mandatory
 Your Induction Card has the Emergency Contact details, as well
MOHAN POWER SAFETY RULE

1. ALLOW WORK ONLY WITH PTW

2. SHIELD SHORE & SLOPE

3. UNAUTHORISED OPERATION PROHIBITED
4.STAY CLEAR SUSPEND LOAD
5. COMPLY & USE CERTIFIED ELECTRICAL GADGETS & CONNECTION WITH DOUBLE EARTHING
6. ENSURE LANYARD WHILST WORKING AT HEIGHT
7. ARRANGE PROTECTION FROM PILING HOLE
PROJECT SITE EHS RULES
HAZARD PREVENTION AND CONTROL

• Follow Hierarchy of control method to controlling to exposures of

occupational hazards.
• Ensure that control measures are in place as per risk assessment
(HIRA).
• Awareness about Hazards associate with work.
• Follow Safety Signages & Posters which are displayed at site, it
remind the Risks and Requirements.
• NO Safety induction - NO Work.
• Participate in the training & mock-drill program.
• Ensure the usages of PPEs.
• Report the UA, UC, NMI & Incident.
• Only use Inspected Tools & Tackles.
PERMIT TO WORK
• A work authorization permit is a document
authorizing employees to perform specific tasks.
The permit must identify the equipment to be
serviced, the types and unique energy
characteristics to be encountered, methods for
safe work, and the process or procedures to be
used to accomplish the task.

• The Lock Out/Tag Out procedure prevents the

unexpected start up or release of stored energy
that could cause injury to employees by placing a
lock and/or warning tag on an energy isolation
device.
TOOL BOX TALKS/ PRE-TASK BRIEFING

Toolbox Talk

A Toolbox Talk is an informal group discussion that focuses on a particular safety issue.
These tools can be used daily to promote department safety culture as well as to
facilitate health and safety discussions on job sites.
 WORK AT HEIGHT

Work at height means work in any place where, if precautions were not taken, a person could fall a distance liable to
cause personal injury.

1.While working at height permit is must.

2.Using PFAS (PERSONNEL FALL ARREST SYSTEM), SAFETY HARNESS.

3. Conduct toolbox meeting before work starts.

4.Barricade at Ground Level

5. Display safety sign boards, posters at site.

6. Changes in weather conditions are monitored and responded to accordingly

7. Use appropriate PPE.

LIFTING OPERATIONS

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Identify for lifting operation.

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Responsible person / lifting supervisor to plan lift with technical / specialist support.

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Cary out risk assessment, ensure all risk are eliminated or reduced.

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Review and update if required / approved by responsible person.

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Appoint team appropriate for the lift.

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Tool box , review HIRA and emergency response & include all personal involved in the lift permit to work in the
place.

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Execution lifting operation with appropriate supervisor.(During the lifting operation, the lifting supervisor ,
signaller and rigger must be present).
MANUAL HANDLING

Steps for Manual Lifting

• Keep feet apart to give a balanced and
stable base for lifting.
• Bend the knees so that the hands are
as near to the waist as possible.
• Keep the back straight, chin tucked-in, lean over the load
if necessary [Shoulders in same direction as hips].
EXCAVATION SAFETY
• The excavated soil should be kept 1.5 meters away from the excavated pit / Trench.
• Excavation signage board should be placed near the excavated area.
• Slopping / Benching / Soring is required for excavations deeper than 1.5 meters.
• Hard barrication with two horizontal line 500mm from ground level and again 500mm from the first horizontal
line and vertical line is required for hard barricading.
• step cutting or ladder required to be provided for access / egress inside the excavated trench / pit.
EXCAVATION SAFETY
Excavation Hazards:
• Collapse of the sides Unstable soil, especially in deep trenches, can cave in, burying workers.
• Falling objects: Excavated materials, tools, or equipment can fall on workers from above.
• Underground services: Hitting gas lines, electrical cables, or water pipes can cause explosions,
electrocution, or flooding.
• Water accumulation: Excess water can destabilize soil, causing cave-ins or posing a drowning
hazard.
• Falls into the excavation: Workers or vehicles can fall into the excavation if edges are not
properly protected.
• Vehicular traffic and equipment: Heavy vehicles and equipment near the excavation can
contribute to instability and accidents.
• Atmospheric hazards: Excavated areas can have low oxygen or contain hazardous gases.
• Tripping hazards: Debris, tools, and equipment in the excavation can cause slips and falls.
DO’S FOR SNAKE BITE
EMERGENCY

• Avoid yourself or victim from risk of a second bite.

• Remove tight clothing, shoes, watch or rings near bite area
before swelling starts.
• Calm the victim. Virtually all snakebites are successfully
treated. Panic can increase the danger to the victim by
inducing rapid heartbeat.
• Apply hard direct pressure with gauze pad at bite area.
• Soak gauze pad with Betadine if possible before application.
• Wrap affected extremity with 2"-3" elastic bandaging.
• Wrap as tightly as one would for a sprain.
• Keep the bitten limb below the level of the heart. This slows
down the spread of the poison to the heart.
• Immobilize affected extremity; use a splint if possible.
• Get medical attention as soon as possible.
DON’TS FOR SNAKE BITE EMERGENCY

Don’ts:

• Do not bleed the wound.

• Do not put ice on the bite.
• Do not eat or drink anything.
• Do not engage in strenuous physical activity.
• Do not cut or incise bite marks.
• Do not apply oral suction to bite.
• Do not take any self medication.
• Do not delay seeking medical attention.
• Do not remove dressings/elastic wrap until arrival at hospital
(laboratory might need to take a swab to identify the snake.
EMERGECNCY
PREPARAEDNESS
• Be familiar with the location of Emergency Equipment's (Fire Extinguisher, First Aid Box & Fire
Buckets) at site.
• Call the Site In-Charge / EHS representative / Ambulance / Fire Dept. in case of Emergency if
required.
• Call the Site In-Charge / EHS representative / Ambulance / Fire Dept. in case of Emergency if
required.
• . Remain at the assembly point until ALL CLEAR is given by the Site Manager / Authorised
personnel at site
FIRE PREVENTION AND
CONTROL
• A fire needs three elements - heat, oxygen and fuel. Without heat, oxygen
and fuel a fire will not start or spread. A key strategy to prevent fire is to
remove one or more of heat, oxygen or fuel
IMPORTANCE OF HOUSE KEEPING

HOUSE KEEPING

1. What is housekeeping.

2.Why is housekeeping necessary.

3.Advantage of housekeeping
Chemical Usage At Site
 Scope Name Contact No.
Chief Emergency SUVETHER 9585598196
Controller
Fire & Rescue LINGA DURAI 9677845701

Safety Co-Ordinator SELVA RAJ 6374102547

First Aider SELVA RAJ 6374102547

Evacuation Co-ordinator MAYA KANNAN 9626850405

 THANK YOU

OUR GOAL ZERO HARM