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HSE committee

meetingMay 3 ,2011

YANBU EXPORT REFINERYYANBU EXPORT REFINERY

PROJECTPROJECT33533353--SP1SP1--Tank FarmTank FarmPackagePackage



Meeting Agenda} Introduction by ENPPI construction manager Eng. Ahmed Fawzy (5 min )

} Safety Video ( fatal accidents) (15min)

} HSE goals &statistics by Eng. Khaled Ismail ENPPI HSE manager(10 min)} Heat stress presentation by Eng. Salah Abd Al Diem PTJ HSE Manager(10 min)

} Minutes of meeting ( 20 min )

} Safety award Distribution ( 5 min )

Meeting Agenda



By

Eng/ Ahmed Fawzy

Construction Manager

Introduction

Introduction



Construction HighlightsConstruction Highlights

�� 190,000 m190,000 m22 Soil improvementSoil improvement�� 46 Storage Facilities:46 Storage Facilities:

�� 9 fixed Dome Roof9 fixed Dome Roof�� 11 Internal Floating Roof11 Internal Floating Roof�� 13 External Floating Roof13 External Floating Roof�� 9 Spheres9 Spheres�� 4 Spheroids4 Spheroids

�� 16 Pump Stations (59 Services)16 Pump Stations (59 Services)

�� 16200 m x 2m height Dike walls16200 m x 2m height Dike walls�� 10,000 m U/G (RTR)10,000 m U/G (RTR)�� 2 Substation Buildings2 Substation Buildings�� 50,000 m50,000 m22 RoadsRoads



Unit 143

2 Feed tanks, 2 MMBD

Unit 143

18 Intermediate tanks

Unit 1727 Gasoline/ Diesel/ Benzene

Export tanks

142 SWS

2 Tanks

Unit 143

4 Products tanks

Unit 1439 Spheres (Product)4 Spheroids

(Intermed)



Fatal Accidents

Safety Video



HSE goals &statistics

By

Eng. Khaled Ismail ENPPI HSE manager



Project HSE Policy

HSE Goals & objectives



HSE Goals

} The project HSE goals and Objectives as follow :-

}No accidents ,}No harm to people}and No damage to the environment}achieve safe work man-hours without LTI}Provision of safe working environment.}Identification of sources of hazards and

assessment of risks.



HSE Statistics.,

S.N Title cumulative

1 Total safe Man Hours 42310

2 Fatality Case (Fatal) 0

3 Lost Workday Case (LWC) 0

4 Restricted Workday Case (RWC) 0

5 Medical Treatment Case (MTC) 0

6 First Aid Case (FAC) 2

7 Property Damage (PD) 0

8 Near Miss (NM) 1

9Unsafe Acts/Conditions

7710 Total Recordable Incident

Rate (TRIR)0



positive

Area of imporovement0

10

2030

40

50

60

70

12

113

30 34

64

Safety Observations

Total No. = 77



Unsafe acts / Conditions By type

1

12

1 1

26 5

3

10

2 2

7

3 2

8

21 1 1

31 1 1 1

0

5

10

15

20

25Area of Improvment

Positive Observations

Safety Observations



303.932

389

27 48 27 30

0

200

400600

T.B.T Orientation Excavation Flag man fire fighting Defensive

Driving

Training HRs

Training HRs

HSE Training Sessions

0

1020304050 41.62

15.51

7.26 6.936.937.26

32.082

7.1

33.53

7 7

29.24

12.216.93

10.913.537.26 6.93 8.258.25

22.12

T.B.T

Hrs



Heat stress

byEng. Salah Abd Al Diem PTJ HSE Manager

Heat stress



High temperature

levels

Low levels of air

movement

Heat sources in the area

The physical

activity carried out

The type of

clothing worn

High humidity

levels

Sheet 1 ± The causes of heat stress

Heat stress



Sheet 2 ± Types of heat stress

In order of severity, heat stress includes:

y heat rash;

y heat collapse;

y heat cramps;

y heat exhaustion; and

y heat stroke.

The most severe form of heat stress is heat stroke.

Heat stress



Adapt work schedules

Reduce heat exposure

Increase air flow

Drink water frequentlyAdapt to the heat and

humidity

Have frequent rest breaks

Wear protectiveclothing

Monitor yourself and

your environment

Sheet 3 ± Preventing heat stress

Heat stress



A person suffering from heat stroke requires medical attention urgently

and emergency services should be contacted as soon as possible.

Do not give the patient any stimulants.

Sheet 4 ± Treating heat stroke

While waiting for emergency services

to arrive you should:

y

move the patient to a coolenvironment;

y soak the patient¶s clothing withwater ;

y apply cold packs continuously;

y place them in a tub of cool water;

andy circulate the air around the patient.

Heat stress



Sheet 5 ± Heat stress Index

Heat stress



Heat stroke can result in death.

First aid experts should be calledimmediately to treat those suffering

from heat stroke.

Heat stress occurs when the body is

stressed because of overheating.

Heat stress includes, heat rash, heat

collapse, heat cramps, heat exhaustion

and heat stroke.

Sheet 6 ± Summary

Heat stress can be prevented

by:

y adapting work schedules;

y reducing heat exposure;(heat

shelters )

y increasing air flow;

y drinking water frequently;

y adapting to the heat;

y having frequent rest breaks;

y wearing protective clothing;

and

y monitoring yourself and your

environment.

Heat stress



HSE Minutes of meeting

MINUTES OF MEETING



MINUTES OF MEETING

(Contd)

ITEM No DESCRIPTION OF DISCUSSION ACTION BY DATE

Meeting purpose

Monthly committee meeting will held between sitemanagement and hourly employees at site , to

share , discuses all HSE highlights at month like unsafeactions/conditions, Near misses and incidents lessons

learnt in addition to aware all site stuff by HSE plansand rules

1.0 Work permit procedure:

ENPPI highlighted that ENPPI Work permit procedure

are implemented at site. Permit is signed by area

authority and performing authority after joint site

inspection to work area and HSE comments

Permit type : Hot/cold work permitExcavation work permit

Confined Space Entry Permit

Radiography Work permit

Subcontractors

MINUTES OF MEETING



2.0 Night shift Requirements :

ENPPI declared that work at night shall not startbefore comply with the following :-1. Night shift safe method of statement shall be

prepared

2. Royal commission permit ²required

3. HSE team at night

4. Nurse ²ambulance at night

5. Provide flood lighting for work areas and

access road

Subcontractors

3.0 Summer plan Implementation:-

ENPPI highlighted that all subcontractors shall

comply with summer plan:-

1. Provide adequate No. of heat shelters

2. Provide cold water stations

3. Ice supply and storage

4. Electrolyte replacement drinks

5. Supervision and monitoring

6. Work time reschedule

Subcontractors

MINUTES OF MEETING



4.0 Safety observation Reports

All subcontractors personnel requested to report

any unsafe actions/conditions at site

Subcontractors

5.0 Near-Miss lessons learned:

Release of pressurized Water hose. All pressurized

hoses connections shall be secured by whip chains

to avoid random squeezing

Subcontractors

Additional items

MINUTES OF MEETING



Thank you

BY:

SP1-HSE Team

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