Employee and Contractor Induction
Why?
Fact Goal Zero
No Harm
0+ Fatalities (Group)
3 Serious Accident (Megastar)
B
2014 - 2015
A ? Compliance with the rules would have saved
many of these situation (mostly contractor
staff)
• Megastar cares about the safety of all people who work with
and for the company.
• We are Determined to stop people from getting killed and
seriously injured.
• We want people to go home safely every day
• We do not accept death or serious injury as an inevitable
consequence of working in our industry.
• The eleven Rules are not new to megastar, but they
represent activities where non-compliance has the highest
likelihood of causing serious injury or fatality
• Life-Saving Rules are the next step in our Goal Zero Journey
Life-Saving Rules
You And I Go Home Safe Every Day
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Work with a valid work permit when required
You should…
• Understand the Work Permit and
follow it
• Confirm that the Work permit is
valid
• Confirm with the Supervisor or
the Person in Charge of the work
that it is safe to start work
Slide 7
Work with a valid work permit when required
If you are the Supervisor or the Person in
Charge of the work you should
Confirm if a Work Permit is required for
this work.
Confirm that the workplace has been
inspected before work starts
Explain how the Work Permit keeps
you safe
Confirm the Work Permit is signed
Confirm that it is safe to start work.
Get a new Work Permit when the work
or the situation changes
Confirm that the work is completed
Slide 8
Conduct gas tests when required
You should…
• Confirm with the Supervisor or the Person
in Charge of the work that the air is tested
• Confirm with the Supervisor or the Person
in Charge of the work that it is safe to start
work
• Stop work if you smell gas
Gas Testers should:
• Understand which tests the Work Permit
requires and how often
• Use certified equipment for the tests
Slide 9
Conduct daily equipment Check
If you are the Supervisor or the Person
in Charge of the work you should
Confirm that gas testing is carried out
as per Work Permit
Request more gas tests if necessary
Confirm that it is safe to start work.
Slide 10
Verify isolation before work begins and use the specified
life protecting equipment
You should…
• Understand the isolations that
protect you from danger
• Confirm with the Supervisor or the
Person in Charge of the work that
isolations are in place
• Confirm with the Supervisor or the
Person in Charge of the work that it
is safe to start work
Slide 11
Verify isolation before work begins and use the specified
life protecting equipment
If you are the Supervisor or the Person
in Charge of the work you should
Confirm isolation is in place, for
example, lock switches, separate pipes
with spades, or lock access doors
Confirm no stored energy or other
dangers remain
Confirm that it is safe to start work.
Slide 12
Obtain authorisation before entering a confined space
You should…
• Confirm with the Supervisor or the Person in
Charge of the work that it is safe to start work
• Confirm with the Attendant that you can
enter a confined space
• Follow the requirements of the Work Permit
Attendants should:
• Approve and control access to a confined
space
• Have means of communication with people
in the confined space
Slide 13
Obtain authorisation before entering a confined space
If you are the Supervisor or the Person in
Charge of the work you should
Confirm that the requirements of the
Work Permit are in place
Confirm that a qualified Attendant is
always present when people are in a
confined space
Confirm that gas testing is carried out
as per Work Permit
Confirm that it is safe to start work.
Slide 14
Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling
safety critical equipment
You should…
• Obtain authorisation from the
Supervisor or the Person in
Charge before overriding or
disabling safety-critical equipment
Slide 15
Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling
safety critical equipment
If you are the Supervisor or the Person in
Charge you should
Pointout the safety-critical equipment in
your work place.
Confirm the authorisation comes from
the right level
Slide 16
Protect yourself against a fall when working at height
You should…
• Have authorisation to work at
height outside a protective
environment
• Be aware of what fall protection
equipment to use and how to use it
• Check equipment before using it
• Always tie off when at height
outside of a protective environment
Slide 17
Protect yourself against a fall when working at height
If you are the Supervisor or the Person
in Charge of the work you should
Confirm that it is safe to start
work at height.
Slide 18
Do not walk under a suspended load
You should…
•Never cross a barrier controlling
an area with a suspended load
without authorisation
• Follow the instructions of the
Flagman or the Person in Charge of
the lift
Slide 19
Do not walk under a suspended load
If you are the Supervisor or
Person in Charge you should
• Mark the unsafe area and put
barriers in place
• Ensure that nobody walks under a
suspended load
Slide 20
Do not smoke outside designated areas
You should…
• Know where the designated
smoking areas are
• Intervene if you see someone
smoking outside a designated area
Slide 21
Do not smoke outside designated areas
If you are the Supervisor or
Person in Charge you should
Inform people about
designated smoking areas
Ensure that designated
smoking areas are clearly
marked
Slide 22
No alcohol or drugs while working or driving
You should…
• Always inform the Supervisor or
the Person in Charge if you are
taking medicine that may have an
affect on your performance
• If in doubt always check with your
Supervisor or the Person in Charge
who may seek medical advice
• Not use, keep, sell or distribute
illegal drugs
• Intervene if you see a case of
alcohol or drugs abuse
Slide 23
No alcohol or drugs while working or driving
If you are the Supervisor or the
Person in Charge you should
Only assign work to people
who are fit to work
Slide 24
While driving, do not use your phone and do not exceed
speed limits
Drivers should…
• Not use a mobile phone or pager, send
or read a text message, or use a hands-
free mobile phone device
• Stay at or below the maximum
allowable speed for the road you are
driving on as indicated by road signs or
Journey Management instructions
• Stay at or below the maximum
allowable speed limit for the vehicle you
are driving
• Adjust your speed to the prevailing
conditions
Slide 25
While driving, do not use your phone and do not exceed
speed limits
If you are a Passenger you should
Intervene if a Driver is using a
phone in a moving vehicle
Intervene if a Driver is exceeding
the maximum allowable speed
Slide 26
Wear your seat belt
Drivers and Passengers should…
• Always use a 3-point seatbelt (please note
exceptions* below)
• Check that your seatbelt works properly
• Keep your seatbelt properly fastened while
in a moving vehicle
• Check that everyone in the vehicle is
wearing a seatbelt properly before starting
to drive
• Intervene when your fellow passengers are
not wearing seatbelts properly
* Exceptions include vehicles where only lap seatbelts
are available or in public transport where seat belts
are not available.
Slide 27
Follow prescribed Journey Management Plan
If you are the Supervisor or
Person in Charge you should
routinely
Check that the Journey
Management Plan is in place and is
being followed
Check that the Driver
understands and complies to the
Journey Management Plan
Slide 28
Intervene
Maximum
disciplinary
action
Life Saving Rules - Your Role
Today – 15,August
•Know the Life-Saving Rules – purpose, application and consequences for non-compliance.
•Discuss the Rules and what they mean to you with your supervisor
•Look out for areas where it seems you may have difficulty in complying and report to your
supervisor.
•If and When in doubt, Ask your supervisor
Post-15,August
•Comply with the Rules !
•If you see a Life-Saving Rule being broken we expect you to intervene if it is safe to do so.
•If the behaviour was not corrected, then escalate it to your supervisor.
Life -Sa v in g Ru le s
You And I Go Home Safe Every Day
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