SUBSTATION
ENTRY &LOCK
SUBSTATION OUT TAG OUT
NO. 90 (LOTO) SAFETY
PROCEDURE
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SUBSTATION NO. 90 ENTRY
PROCEDURE
EMERGENCY TEAM
• Snamprogetti Team:
Siciliano Gennaro 5889089 Construction Manager
A. Dodd 5831579 Field HSE Coordinator
Raffaele Contino 5513509 Field Electrical
EngineerSergio 5801689 Electrical Superinten.
Eduardo Valderrama5565844 Instrument Superten.
Manikandan 6522364 Nurse
Allen 6723349 Nurse
Infirmary Mobile 5754763 Infirmary
• Comsip Al A’Ali Team:
Subir Chatterjee 5564989 Site Manager
Fadhel Ahmed 5836659 Safety Superintendent
Gopal Subramanium5893576 Instrument Supervisor
Purshothaman K. 5737281 Electrical Supervisor
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SWITCH GEAR ROOM/ FIRST FLOOR
QATOFIN AUTHORISED EMPLOYEES POSITON
MR. CHRISTIAN SCHAMBEL PROJECT DIRECTOR
MR. CHRISTIAN DAVID SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
MR. CHRISTIAN ETIENNE PROJECT MANAGER
[Link] PLETTINX CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
MR. HASSAN AL-MAHDY CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
MR. VINCENZO DE LUCA CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESS CONTROL
MR. GERARD LATTWEIN
ENGINEER
SEBASTIEN ROULIER HSE ENGINEER
MR. ANDREA QUARANTA ELECTRICAL SENIOR ENGINEER
MR. ABDUL KADER ELECTRICAL EXPERT
MR. OMER ELSHIEKH AUTOMATION SUPERVISOR
MR. RIAZ AHMAD ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR
MR. SHAIK ABDUL MUNAF AUTOMATION SUPERVISOR
MR. ABDUL GAFOOR ELECTRICAL / AUTOMATION ENGINEER QAPCO
ANIL JARAD HSE SUPERVISOR
AUGUSTO HIDALGO HSE SUPERVISOR
MOHAMED SHEZAD TECHNOLOGIST
MOHAMOD OUMER TECHNOLOGIST
SATRIA TECHNOLOGIST
WASFI TECHNOLOGIST
ABDEL RAHIM TECHNOLOGIST
SHAKEEL TECHNOLOGIST
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TECHNICAL ROOM/ SECOND FLOOR
QATOFIN AUTHORISED EMPLOYEES POSITION
MR. CHRISTIAN SCHAMBEL PROJECT DIRECTOR
MR. CHRISTIAN DAVID SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
MR. CHRISTIAN ETIENNE PROJECT MANAGER
[Link] PLETTINX CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
MR. HASSAN AL-MAHDY CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
MR. VINCENZO DE LUCA CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESS CONTROL ENGINEER
MR. GERARD LATTWEIN
SEBASTIEN ROULIER HSE ENGINEER
MR. ANDREA QUARANTA ELECTRICAL SENIOR ENGINEER
MR. ABDUL KADER ELECTRICAL EXPERT
MR. OMER ELSHIEKH AUTOMATION SUPERVISOR
MR. RIAZ AHMAD ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR
MR. SHAIK ABDUL MUNAF AUTOMATION SUPERVISOR
MR. ABDUL GAFOOR ELECTRICAL / AUTOMATION ENGINEER QAPCO
ANIL JARAD HSE SUPERVISOR
AUGUSTO HIDALGO HSE SUPERVISOR
MOHAMED SHEZAD TECHNOLOGIST
MOHAMOD OUMER TECHNOLOGIST
SATRIA TECHNOLOGIST
WASFI TECHNOLOGIST
ABDEL RAHIM TECHNOLOGIST 4
SHAKEEL TECHNOLOGIST
FIRST FLOOR/ SWITCH
GEAR ROOM
SWITCH GEAR ROOM
NO.
Company Name Positon Badge No.
1 PISCHEDDA SERGIO Electrical Suptd. 2063
2 CONTINO RAFFAELLE Electrical Engineer 2072
3 TIBIG ROBERTO Electrical Supervisor 2078
4 BIRENDRA SINGH Electrical QC 2103
5 SICILIANO GENNARO Const. Manager 2067
SNAMPROGETTI
6 GRUPPUSO NICOLO Civil Suptd. 2025
7 RINALDI GIORDANO FHSE Coord. 2001
8 ABDUL KUDDUS HSE Supervisor 2009
9 KHIM SINGH HSE Officer 2013
10 SAFARUDDIN HSE Officer 2020
11 [Link] HSE Trainer 2045
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
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SECOND FLOOR/TECHNICAL ROOM
TECHNICAL ROOM
NO. Remarks
Company Name Positon Badge No.
1 EDUARDO VALDERRAMA Instr. Suptd. 2077
2 ERNESTO C. ESPANOLA Instr. Engineer 2069
3 SUNIL KADAM Instr. Supervisor 2014
4 JISHAN HASAN Instr. Engineer 2100
5 ZBIGNIEW BRODOWSKI Instr. Engineer 2073
6 SALVATORE COSTANZO System Engineer
SNAMPROGETTI
7 ARMANDO BOCCHIO Tech. Manager 2049
8 RINALDI GIORDANO FHSE Coord. 2001
9 ABDUL KUDDUS HSE Supervisor 2009
10 KHIM SINGH HSE Officer 2013
11 [Link] HSE Trainer 2045
12 MR. BISWAL OKIL INSTR. QC 2089
13 SAFARUDDIN HSE Officer 2020
INSTRUMENT DEPARTMENT
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COMSIP AL A’ALI AUTHORISED EMPLOYEES
TO ENTER GEAR ROOM/ FIRST FLOOR
1-SRIKANT SOMAYAJI 30-UNNIKRISHNAN G.
2-SUBIR CHATERJEE 31-VIJAY AMIN
3-FADHEL AHMED 32-MOH’D FAHIM
4-EMANUEL M. 33-GOPAL BAHADUR
5-PORSHUTHAMAN K. 34-SUJIT MANDAL DHANUK.
6-ASHFAQUE 35-RABINDRA NEPALI
7-SHARMAASSIS. 36-SARUJ TAMANG
8-SASI T. D. 37-NIRAJAN KHATRI R.
9-JOBY P. CHAKO 38-TARA KUMAR KAYASATA
10-ROBY JOSEEL 39-KALAI SELVAN.
11-MOH’D SHADABALAM 40-SHAMUGAVEL RAJ
12-REJU DANIEL 41-CHETAN KUMAR PATEL
13-BABILU T. VARGHESE 42-MUTHIAH CHELLIAH
14-RUFINU PANGANIBAN 43-MAHESH KUMAR
15-RAJESH K. PILLAI 44-M.C. PRAVEEN KUMAR
16-MOH’D KAMAL AKHTAR 45-RAHUL GOPAL RATN.
17-BIJI DANIEL 46-KHURSHID ANWAR
18-TARIQUE AHMED 47-HAMAND
19-SAJI PHILIPEL 48-DHYNAND
20-MOH’D MOZAFFAR 49-IBRAHIMEL
21-MOH’D IRSHAD ALAM 50-SREE LAL
22-MOH’D TANWEER 51-RAO CHANDRA SEKARA
23-SREEPRAKASH TIWARI 52-KAPLESWAR MANDAL
24-BIJAI SWARSHTH 53-MANOJ KUMAR PASWAN
25-CHANDRA BIKRAM. 54-ARJUN MANDALHELPER
26-HARKA BAHADURP. 55-GANGARAM P. YADHAV
27-RAGHONATH SIMKADA 56-MANOJKUMAR MANDAL
28-BISHESWAR PASWAN 57-BINODKUMAR RAM
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29-BISHNU BHAKTHA
COMSIP AL A’ALI AUTHORISED EMPLOYEES
TO ENTER TECHNICAL ROOM/ SECOND FLOOR
• 1-SRIKANT SOMAYAJI 27-HUT BAHADUR KARKI
• 2-SUBIR CHATERJEE 28-MAHIDRA YADAV KASI.
• 3-FADHEL AHMED 29-MANOJ KUMAR K.
• 4-EMANUEL M. 30-REJI JOHN
• 5-GOPAL SUBRAMANIUM 31-PRITIPAL SINGH
• 6-ASHFAQUE KHAN 32-UNNIKRISHNAN G.
• 7-VIVEK SHARMA 33-VIJAY AMIN
• 8-KOSHY THOMAS 34-MOH’D FAHIM
• 9-ABRAHAM THOMAS 35-KALAI SELVAN
• 10-MOH’D ALAM 36-SHAMUGAVEL RAJ
• 11-AJAY KUMAR PILLAI 37-CHETAN KUMAR PATEL
• 12-RIBU PAL 38-MUTHIAH CHELLIAH
• 13-RAM KUMAR SINGH 39-MAHESH KUMAR
• 14-MOH’D JAVEED ALAM 40-M.C. PRAVEEN KUMAR
• 15-RAJAN A. 41-RAHUL GOPAL RATNAPARKHI
• 16-SIBI KOSHY 42-KHURSHID ANWAR
• 17-SHEBA BALAKRISHNAN 43-HAMAND
• 18-ROMAN KHADKA 44-DHYNAND
• 19-PONNAN ANTONY 45-IBRAHIM
• 20-DINESH KUMAR K. 46-SREE LAL
• 21-PRAMOD BHASKARAN 47-PONNAN ANTONY
• 22-MUJEEB KALA. 48-RAO CHANDRA SEKARA
• 23-MANOJ P. V. 49-SURAYA D. YADAV
• 24-SHAM SHUD. CHATT. 50-VELUTHAM KANDIAH
• 25-AIO JOSE 51-PRADEEP P. R.
• 26-CHUN CHUN KUMAR 52-SASI KUMAR 8
SUBSTATION NO. 90 ENTRY
PROCEDURE
• No entry to the substation without an
authorization.
• Person whose name is not in the
authorized person list has to get a
special badge from a concerned
electrical or instrument department of
Snamprogetti as well to work inside
the substation the badge to be kept
with substation gate keeper for safe
custody.
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SUBSTATION NO. 90 ENTRY
PROCEDURE
• Any subcontractor needs to work
inside the substation has to
obtain permit to work from
concerned electrical or
instrument department of
Snamprogetti also the list of
persons to be attached with the
permit to work.
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LOCKOUT & TAGOUT
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WHY DO WE NEED
LOTO?
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WE NEED LOTO TO:
• Protect People, Equipment and the
Environment.
• Positive isolation of hazardous energy
sources.
• Defines responsibilities, task and work
location.
• Communication, documentation and
tracking.
• Under multi-discipline control, Operations,
Mechanical and I&E.
• Consistency in application. 13
IF YOU DO NOT FOLLOW
LOTO PROCEDURE.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN?
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LOTO provides positive isolation of
hazardous stored energy sources
before work is to be done.
❑ Electrical
❑ Mechanical
❑ Thermal
❑ Chemical
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ELECTRICAL ENERGY
SOURCES
• WHEN there is a
potential expose to live
conductors.
• WHEN it is necessary to
isolate rotating
equipment.
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Mechanical Energy Sources
WHEN there is the
potential to be exposed
To Rotating equipment
or machinery.
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Thermal Energy Sources
WHEN there is the
potential to be exposed
to residual heat or high
temperatures.
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Chemical Energy Sources
WHEN the potential
exists for chemical
exposure.
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Equipment used in Lock Out Tag Out
• Locks • Multi-Hole Hasp
• Tags • Tie wraps
• Cables • Blinds/Spades
• Lockout board(s) • Blind Flanges
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Types of Lock Out Devices
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Locks, Keys and Tags
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Locks, Keys and Tags
Completed Tag
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LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
Lockout/Tag out
Covers the servicing and maintenance of
machines and equipment in which the
unexpected start-up or the release of stored
energy could cause injury to employees.
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LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
Lockout/Tag out
Tags will not be used alone without locks and
will clearly indicate the following:
• Name of the Authorized Person working on the
equipment or process
• Date the lock and tag was installed
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Responsibilities
Designated Person:
• Recognition and application of all methods
of isolation of all hazardous energy sources.
• Provide a colour coding system for the various
craftsmen which will clearly identify the
authorized person.
• Issuing of Permit to Work on equipment or
process after witnessing the isolation.
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Responsibilities
Designated Person cont’d:
• Co-ordinate the continuation of isolation protection
through the shift or change of personnel.
• Ensure personnel carrying out work on isolated
equipment or process, are trained and qualified.
• Perform regular inspections and audits on the
isolation procedure and report to management any
improvements.
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Responsibilities
Authorized Person
• Not to remove or install any isolations or tags on equipment
or process until approval in writing by the designated person
• Not to energize/de-energize any equipment or process
without written approval in the form of a Permit to Work from
the designated person.
• Have a complete understanding of the isolation procedures.
• Ensure all workers in the vicinity of isolations are notified.
• Ensure workers involved in repairs or maintenance are
trained and understand the controls and the hazards
involved.
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Multi-Group Isolation
LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
Before Isolation of equipment/process the Authorized Person
will:
• Locate and identify all energized points and devices.
(Circuit breakers, valves etc.)
• Apply for a permit to isolate equipment/process from the
Designated Person
• Give advance notice to all personnel working on the same
equipment/process and those working in close proximity to
the scheduled for isolation.
• Install Lock Out/Tag Out devices in the presence of the
Designated Person, this is to prevent the equipment from
being activated while work is being carried out.
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Multi-Group Isolation
LOCKOUT/TAGOUT cont’d
Before Isolation of equipment/process the Designated Person will:
• determine numbers of personnel working on the same
equipment/process.
• provide a Lock Out Adapter when more than one group
of workers are working on the same equipment/process.
• install his own lock to prevent the last group of Workers
leaving the work site and removing the lock without his prior
knowledge
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LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
Definitions
Authorized employee:
Any employee who performs servicing or
maintenance on machines and equipment.
Lockout or tagout is used by these employees
for their own protection.
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LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
Definitions
Affected employee:
Any employee who performs the duties of
his or her job in an area in which the energy
control procedure is implemented and
servicing or maintenance operations are
performed.
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The Five Main Causes of Lockout/Tagout Injuries
• Failure to stop equipment
• Failure to disconnect from
power source
• Failure to dissipate
(neutralize) residual energy
• Accidental restarting of equipment
• Failure to clear work area before restarting
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HOW MOST INJURIES OCCUR
• Injured by Moving Machinery Part.
• Made Contact With Energized Part.
• Injured by Physical Hazard
(Heat, Chemicals).
• Injured by Falling Machine Part.
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CAUSES OF INJURY
1. Un-jamming Objects From Equipment
2. Cleaning Equipment
3. Repairing Equipment
4. Performing routine maintenance
5. Installing Equipment
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CAUSES OF INJURY cont’d
6. Adjusting Equipment
7. Performing Electrical Work
8. Inspecting Equipment
9. Testing Materials
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REASONS FOR EQUIPMENT NOT BEING TURNED OFF
• Afraid of slow down in production.
• Afraid It would take too long.
• Worker did not know power was on.
• Worker did not now how to turn off equipment ON OFF
• Did not think it was necessary.
SYSTEM
CONTROL
SWITCH
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When using TAGOUT please remember:
• Tags are only warning devices!
• Tags must be securely attached!
• Tags do not provide physical restraint!
• Tags must never be ignored!
• Must withstand environmental conditions!
• Must be legible and understandable!
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RELEASE FROM LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
THE AUTHORIZED EMPLOYEE MUST:
1. Inspect Work Area For Hazards
2. Clear all employees
3. Notify All Affected Employees
4. Remove Isolations, only after receiving approval
in writing by the designated person.
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KEY ELEMENTS TO AN EFFECTIVE PROGRAM
1. Develop and Strictly Adhere LOTO
Procedures.
2. Establish and Enforce Safe Work
Practices.
3. Ensure Proper Training and Supervision.
4. Strengthen and Modify Present Policies.
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Electrical Safety Guidelines
• Entry to the substation is restricted and only
authorized personnel with WP entry is allowed to
work inside substaion.
• Be familiar with the electrical hazards associated
with your workplace.
• Report all electrical problems, including tripped
breakers, broken switches and flickering lights
to the responsible.
• Follow lockout/tagout procedures, as
appropriate.
• Only authorized employees work around high
voltage equipment.
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Electrical Safety Guidelines
• Before working in a high voltage area,
inspect the power supply and check all
protective devices.
• Do not work alone near high voltage.
• Never unplug an appliance by pulling on the
cord, pull on the plug.
• Do not touch any energized equipment with
warning sign.
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Electrical Emergency
Response
[Link] of Electric Shock:
When someone suffers serious electrical
shock, he or she may be knocked
[Link] the victim is still in contact
with the electrical current, immediately
turn off the electrical power source, try to
separate the victim from the power
source with a nonconductive object, such
as a wood-handled broom.
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IMPORTANT
Do not touch a victim that is still in
contact with a power source, you
could electrocute yourself. Call for
emergency medical assistance
immediately. Administer first-aid, as
appropriate.
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In case of Electrical fire:
• If an electrical fire occurs, try to
disconnect the electrical power
source, if possible.
• Use fire extinguisher except water to
extinguish the fire.
• Call for emergency immediately.
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IMPORTANT
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURE
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