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FOREWORD

This Safety Handbook serves as a guide on the

most important safety provisions. However it is

not meant to be a complete simplified versions of

our Huawei Technologies Corporate Safety

Manual.

Hoping that the site management and workers will

find this handbook useful in understanding the

main provisions of the Corporate Safety Manual.

As a guide, this booklet has no legal standing.Hence, in all cases of doubt reference shall be

made to the Huawei Technologies Corporate

Safety Manual.

This manual will mark another milestone in the

commitment to safety by the management ofHuawei Technologies. May you place yourself in

the responsibility party as you follow through this

handbook.

Remember: Think Safety, Work Safely.


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CONTENTS

No. Descriptions Page

1 Site Safety Requirements 4

2 Safety Helmets Co lour Codes 5

3 Personal Protective Equipment 6

4 Barricades 9

5 Working on the Edge/Height 11

6 Working Platform 18

7 Safety Ladder 19

8 Safety Mobile Scaffold 20

9 Safety Welding Process 23

10 Safety Machinery/Equipment 25

11 Safety Housekeeping 30

12 Floor Opening 33

13 Safety Electrical 35

14 Safety Earthwork 39

15 Safety Confined Space 4016 Safety Working Pipes 41

17 Safety Chemical Jobs 43

18 Emergency Response 48

19 Acknowledgement 50

20 Emergency Contact Numbers 51


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SAFETY HELMET

SITE PASS

Ensure that you have the above items before you workon site.

SAFETYSHOES/BOOTS

SAFETY HARNESS(WHEN WORKING ON

HEIGHT)

SITE REQUIREMENTS

SAFETY BELT


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Wearing of safety helmet protects the head from accidental fallingobjects. Wear your safety helmet according to the stated colourcode. This is for easy identification.

SAFETY HARD HAT(HELMET) COLOUR CODE


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Always wear good condition personal protectiveequipment (PPE). Damage PPE cannot provide fullprotection for you. Get your damage PPE changed.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT


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Safety shoes prevent/minimise foot injury. No casual

shoes, sandals or slippers are allowed in the worksite.



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SAFETY GOGGLE

SAFETY GLOVES

EAR PLUGS

When welding, grinding, or any other operations,always wear the required and proper ppeassociated to that particular job.



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Do not used red and white tape or ropes as barricades.

RED AND WHITE TAPE

BARRICADES


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Only cable, tubular pipes and other rigid materials whichare able to withstand 100 kg/f are allowed to be used asbarricades. Good and proper barricades will prevent sitepersonnel from falling of the edge or openings.

CABLE WIRE

TUBULAR PIPE

BARRICADES


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Wear and anchor your safety harness when workingon height, near openings and edges.

WORKING ON THEEDGE/HEIGHT


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When near edges or openings, that you areanchored to a lifeline. Tools are not to be placednear the edge. Keep them in a tool box and awayfrom the edge.



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When working at height,

ensure that the ground

below are cleared.

Barricade the affected area.

Station a watchman, and putup a warning signboard.



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Personnel working at a height should havecorresponding certificates and be in goodphysical condition without suffering fromacrophobia.

No drinking before working at a height.

Personnel Safety Operation At Height


Not wearing

safety

belts/harness


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Use proper work platform, instead on the picture shown

above, a step ladder will be good and safe to use.


Personnel Safety Indoor Operations (1)


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Make sure the ladder( or other load bearing facility )is rigid and stable when working at a height.

Place operation tools and materials properly toavoid falling off.

Personnel Safety Indoor Operations (2)



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Take safety measures( e.g. tie the safe rope)for outer-wall overheadjobs.

Operations are strictlyprohibited under

critical weatherconditions ( e.g. strongwind, thunderstorm).

Try to avoid operationsat night, in rain andsnow.

Operators should wearsafe ropes, tightclothes and rubbershoes with all tools inkit-bags.

Personnel Safety Outdoor Operations (1)



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Tightly bind and fixthe goods to bemoved upwards, soas to prevent themfrom falling off and

injuring people anddamaging the goods.




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Personnel working on ground should take protectionmeasures, wear safety helmet and unrelated personnelshould keep away from the operation site.

No safety

belts/harness

No safety

belts/harness

No safety hard hats/helmets and not

wearing shoes (safety)

Penalties:

Not wearing safety hard hat/(helmet)

Not wearing shoes (safety)

Not wearing safety belts (harness)

Not wearing shirts and long pants

What does this

hard hat doing

here?


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When using a ladder as a working platform ensure

that someone holds it firmly for you or use a step

ladder that could stand alone.

SAFETY LADDER


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Mobile scaffolds should be constructed according

to the above requirement.

SAFETY MOBILESCAFFOLD


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Locked the mobile scaffold wheels when it is on thestationary position. Anchor your safety harness to a rigidanchoring point and not to the mobile scaffold. This is toprevent you from falling with the mobile scaffold if themobile scaffold topples.

PRESS DOWNTO LOCK



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DO NOT push the mobile scaffold when there is

somebody on it.



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Ensure that the equipment, properties, machineryand unremovable flammable materials are coveredwith fire blankets before any welding to be carriedout.

SAFETY WELDINGPROCESS


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Ensure no flammable materials are present nearbyat the welding area.

SAFETY WELDINGPROCESS


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Do not overload your equipment/machinery, check first

the specification of the machine. Only authorized

personnel are allowed to operate heavy machinery

and equipment.

SAFETY MACHINERY/EQUIPMENT


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Concentrate when operating machinery

e.g excavator, cranes and bulldozer.

Lack of concentration will results in undesirable incidents.



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Ensure that the load is secured before moving it.



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Do not go near machinery while they are being operated. Nounauthorised person is allowed to enter the work area whenlifting, piling and excavation in progress.



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Do not remove machinery guard. Do not use theequipment if there are no safety guards.



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Poor housekeeping can produce accidental tripping

hazards. Keep your work area clean.

SAFETY HOUSEKEEPING


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Do not dispose your unwanted materials from height.

Dispose at allocated dustbin points.

SAFETY HOUSEKEEPING


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Remove all protruding nails or bend them over.

SAFETY = GOODHOUSEKEEPING


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Do not leave open holes unprotected. Report to your

safety department immediately to have it covered.

FLOOR OPENING


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CABLE GUARDRAILS

NETTING

For bigger open holes, the requirement is a barricade

with side netting. The side netting will prevent site

personnel or materials from falling through it.

FLOOR OPENING


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Do not lay temporary electrical cables on

the ground.

SAFETY ELECTRICALWORKS


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Do not overload your convenience outlet.



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Never use damage electrical

plugs, extension cords and

appliances.



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Ensure that the sides of excavation pit are properly

shored before you go down to work.



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Proper shoring, access ladder and barricade are the

main essential in excavation works. Ensure their

presence before you start working.

SAFETY EARTHWORK


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Confined space are to be ventilated and gas checked

before proceeding at any work.

SAFETY CONFINE SPACE


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Do not horseplay and clinched on pipes. These pipes

may contain dangerous chemicals and gases.

SAFETY WORKING ONPIPES


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Do not walk on pipes.

SAFETY WORKING ONPIPES


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When dealing with chemicals ensure that you are

fully protected. Do not touch chemicals with your

bare hands.

SAFETY CHEMICALWORKS


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In the event where chemicals are splashed onto your

body, quickly proceed to the nearest water shower

and rinse yourself until help arrives.



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Always keep your flammable chemical drums in an

upright position with drip tray and strictly NO

SMOKING at this area.



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Store all containers containing chemicals in a proper

storage area. Remember to label them. Provide fire

extinguisher in the chemical storeroom.



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Wash your eyes immediately when some

chemical drop on it. Do not rub your eyes.

Report immediately to the First Aider for further

medical treatment.



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In case of emergency or accident happened at the

site, contact directly any Huawei staff immediately.

Only qualified First Aider are allowed to render first

aid to casualties, to prevent complication to the

injured personnel.

EMERGENCY


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Last and not least, whatever job youdo, do it safely. Remember! Yourfamily needs you!!!


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I have received the Huawei Safety, Health and Environment

Handbook.

I have been trained and understood the safety requirements, and

shall do my work according to the safety rules and regulations. I shall

abide to all safety rules and regulations at all Huawei sites.

I also understand that it is my duty to safeguard all lives and

property. Where I do not understand, my supervisor has explained

this clearly to me.

Signature :_________________________________

Name :_________________________________

Company Name :_________________________________

Name of Supervisor :_________________________________

Signature of Supervisor :_________________________________

Date :_________________________________


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