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Safety Harness Equipment’s for Clothing Industries
Safety Harness Equipment’s for Clothing Industries – To provide safety harnesses and lifelines to protect workers carrying out hazardous work above 8 feet from floor level and or where the is risk of falling can result in injury or death and also working within confined space
Safety HarnessProcedure:
Survey to be carried out to determine where harness required.
The correct types of harnesses to be provided.
Safety harnesses to be used where required.
Training in the use of harnesses should be given.
Harnesses and attachments on register and regularly checked once in 3 month.
Stocks to be at store and checked during issue.
Discard any defective belt and or ropes by Safety Harness
Hearing conservation
To
prevent permanent or diminished loss of hearing caused by working at specified
activities which creates zone where the equivalent noise level is equal to or
exceeds 85 dBA.
Procedure:
A noise surveys the premises to be conducted.
The noise zones to be identified.
Survey to carried out to determine where hand protection is required.
Suitable gloves to be provided for Safety Harness
Supervisors to check that hand protection are in good condition and used where required.
Issue gloves and keep records of such issue.
Issue gloves and keep records of such issue.
Contractors to use suitable gloves where needed.
Symbolic signs to be poster.
Approved hearing protectors to be provided.
Hearing protectors to be worn where required.
Supervisors to check if worn.
Respiratory Equipment
To
provide the correct type of respiratory equipment to ensure a safe working
environment and in the event of an emergency on site.
Procedure:
Self contained breathing apparatus to be used for all entries into confined space.
Person /persons to be trained in the use of the apparatus.
Apparatus to be kept in Gate House / Store and issued on request.
Apparatus to be checked and certified once every 3 months and recorded.
Defective apparatus to be made operative or destroyed.
Respiratory Equipment
To
provide the correct type of respiratory equipment to ensure a safe working
environment and in the event of an emergency on site.
Procedure:
Self contained breathing apparatus to be used for all entries into confined space.
Person /persons to be trained in the use of the apparatus.
Apparatus to be kept in Gate House / Store and issued on request.
Apparatus to be checked and certified once every 3 months and recorded.
Defective apparatus to be made operative or destroyed.
Protective Clothing
Objective:To
ensure that the correct protective clothing is issued to the work force for the
environment they are working.
Procedure:Loose fit clothes not allowed within shop floors. BOL provides uniform to all permanent workers which are tailored not to be loose fit.
Contractors / Casual or contract labour:Sufficient
control to be exercised to check and see that contract labours and or Casual
labours do not use loose clothing while working on or near any machines with
moving parts.
Special Clothing
To
study and find out requirement of special protective clothing e.g. Aprons, head
covers etc.To
provide protective clothing to company employee.
Contractors
working within the premises to provide the same for their workforce. All protective clothing issued to the workforce should be clean & in good repair. End of Safety Harness
All fire extinguishing equipment numbered / Identified, on register and checked monthly by safety representative according to the checklist attached. The objective of this section is to implement and manage a system to effectively control the employment and placement, training, delegation of duties to and involvement of personal and job factors which give rise to unsafe acts and or conditions are identified and that steps be taken to eliminate or minimize these in order to prevent injury or damage causing accidents…
General Checks Applicable to all Fire Extinguishers
General condition and cleaning ness for Fire Fighting Equipment Maintenance
Legibility, correctness and completeness of marking
Check for corrosion and serious physical damage to the container of the extinguisher. Damage
to seam or joints is not acceptable and the extinguisher to be taken out of service.
Check for any corrosion or physical damage to any component parts.
Check the operation of operating levers, plungers, discharge control valves, safety relief valves etc.
Examine all threads for mechanical damage.
Examine all seals or sealing edges for physical damage.
Record date of inspection on durable adhesive label or any other type of label and fix
firmly on to the extinguisher.
Examine mounting brackets for physical damage and anchorage for security.
Check List
Fire Fighting Equipment Maintenance – Check the mass of the extinguisher against the mass recorded when put into service. Recharge if the loss of mass exceeds 5% of the contents or more than the percentage recommended by the manufacturer.
Check the hose horn & operating mechanism for proper condition & functioning.
Senior Executive Manager Designated Responsible for safety
Person(s) Made Responsible for Safety / Occupational Hygiene Coordination
Designation of Safety Representatives
Safety Committee
On the Job Safety Communication
First Aider and Facilities
First Aid Training
Posters, Bulletins, Newsletter, Safety Films and Internal Competitions, Etc.
Injury Experience and Star Grading Board
Suggestion Scheme
Safety Reference Library
Annual Report ( Monthly, Quarterly, Bi-annually)
Induction and Job Safety Training
NOSA Approved Safety Training Courses.
Medical Examination
Selection and Placement
Plant inspection Safety Representative
Management Safety Audit
Safety Specifications: Purchasing and Engineering Control-New Plant and Contractors.
Written Safe Work Procedures: Issued and used
Planned Job Observation
Work Permits
Off the Job Safety
Safety Policy: Management Involvement
Open the container and pour the powder into a clean receptacle.
Open the extinguisher, check the liquid level. Pour into a clean container the foam solution.
Check the mass of gas cartridge against that marked on the cartridge. The cartridge must be renewed if a loss of more than 5% of the contents is recorded or more than that recommended by the manufacturer.
Replace the initial liquid charge.
Visually inspect the control valve seal, nozzle and draw-off shackle fitted. Check that the nozzle is not blocked. Check that lock opens and shuts easily. Lubricate and replace if still difficult to operate. Check reel box is firmly bolted to wall.
Un-roll all hose check general condition, replace if perished. Check hose clamps for tightness. Rewind hose and store nozzle in holders.
Visually inspect the hydrant pillar. Check rubber washers, replace if perished. Flash hydrant to remove any foreign matter in the hydrant pipe.
Remove all traces of powder from the inside and outside of the container, discharge hose nozzle and the control valve assembly and the actuating machineries.
Examine the powder for caking, lumps or foreign matter and if present a complete new charge of powder must be used.
Check the mass of the cartridge against that marked on the cartridge. The cartridge must be renewed if loss of more than 5% of the contents is recorded or more than that recommended by the manufacturer.
Avoid mixing or cross contamination of different powders for Fire Fighting Equipment Maintenance
Fire Extinguishing Equipment
To provide adequate equipment to
ensure effective response in the event of a fire.
Fire risks identified and
assessed.( attach details of assessment
indicating persons consulted, date and results of assessment and action plan )
Adequate number of correct types of fire extinguishing equipment provided and correctly located. ( provide list of equipment along with locations )
All existinguishers to be mounted with tops approximately 1.2 to 1.3 m above floor level in easily accessible locations.( Indicate fire extinguisher locations on a site plan provide a fire plan at / near gate house )
To control access to company premises to prevent losses.Control of entry and exit of persons, vehicles, etc.(list details of security system used) Security Staff reporting unsafe acts/conditions. Security staff to be trained to identify unsafe acts/conditions, spot checks. Conducted on fire equipment, lighting, air conditions etc. and reported in Occurrence Book.
Objective:To ensure corrective coordination
of fire and emergency activities.Appointed in writing duties
defined as per format.
(Copy of letter of designation to be placed on file) Minimum Training
(Details of training to be listed) Emergency Action Plan available
Emergency plan devised to cover
all eventualities and copies to be available to all employees on a “
need-to-know” basis.
Fire safety for workplace – The objective of this section is to implement and maintain a system to effectively control the reporting, recording and investigation of accidents and incidents and implementation of preventive measures to ensure that recurrence of similar incident is prevented or minimized…
As a
Coordinator your duties will be the following:
To maintain the fire
prevention programme to an optimum level including checking of all fire
fighting equipments monthly and ensuring that the equipments are in
working order ( the respective representatives are responsible for any
maintenance/upkeep)
To identify all fire risks
and taking action to eliminate or reduce these.
To form & coordinate the
fire team and train the team for all emergencies.
To register all fire fighting
equipments with serial numbers.
To keep liaison with local
fire department.
Are aisle, stairways and emergency exits unblocked/clear to traffic?
(as per regulated by local law or at least two exits) (E.g. Fire alarm, Smoke detector and Sprinkler system…etc.) (hazardous waste or other substances) (how many employees are trained?) (i.e. How many cubic meter/feet per person) Are aisle, stairways and emergency exits unblocked/clear to traffic? Are all exits doors unlocked during working hours? Are any hazardous substances exposed in the workplace? Are bathrooms and toilets functional and sanitary? Are bathrooms and toilets segregated by gender? Are chemicals labeled properly? Are chemicals separated and contained safely? Are common and recreational areas available? Are documents on chemical available in local language (MSDS)? Are dormitories well ventilated and clean? Are employees trained on how to operate fire fighting equipment? Are employees trained on proper use of fire fighting equipment? Are extinguishers appropriate for the types of possible fires Are extinguishers appropriate for the types of possible firesin the various areas of the facility? Are fire extinguishers charged and in good working condition? Are fire extinguishers charged and in good working condition? Are fire extinguishers visible and accessible at every floor? Are fire extinguishers visible and accessible at every floor? Are sleeping quarters segregated by gender? Are the bedrooms overcrowded? Are there “HIGH VOLTAGE” signs displayed within the factory? Are there “NO SMOKING” signs displayed within the factory? Are there adequate numbers of emergency exits on each floor? Are there any local law that rules on environmental protection? Are there any local laws that rule on fire safety for dormitory? Are there any local laws that rule on Fire/Workplace safety? Are there any local laws that rules on health and safety Are there emer gency lights above exits and stairways? Are there emergency evacuation drills at least twice a year? Are there locker provided for workers’ personal items? Are there written fire emergency evacuation plans posted or at dormitory? discharge standard? Do these emergency exits lead to a safe and unblocked area? Do these emergency exits lead to a safe and unblocked area? Does factory have a copy of these laws posted? Does factory have a copy of these laws posted? Does factory have a copy of this law posted? Does factory have a copy of this law posted? Does the effluent from the factory meet local wastewater Does the factory discharge its sewage & effluent into a municipal Emergency evacuations drill conducted at least twice a year? Emergency lights above exits and stairwells? Has an asbestos survey ever been done for the facility? Has factory been cited for any fire safety violation on the ? Has the facility in the last 2 years violated or been cited for any Has there been any fire incidents within the past 5 years? How many employees are trained? How many? How many? in the various areas of the facility? Is there any automatic safety short circuit protection system for electrical leakage? Is there any early warning system in case of an emergency? (Indicate) Is there desk/table and chairs accessible at every room? mapped out at every floor? sewer system? violation of laws or other regulations regarding sewage emissions? Does the factory generate any emissions without control?
Personal protective equipments are using by the worker & according to our policy wearing of personal protective equipments is obligatory for the workers..
Awareness training on environmental health & safety, occupational health & safety, using of PPE, Chemical safety, fire safety etc. are conducted regularly following a yearly training schedule & trainings are conducted by skilled training personnel in reference.
We are ensuring pure drinking water for the .We have adequate number of toilets for both male & female and we are always keeping it clean by the cleaners & sweepers. Towel & soaps are always being provided at toilet. Admin department is monitoring the toilet periodically as well as by sudden visit.
We have a health & safety committee comprise of 19 numbers of members from different floor according to the health & safety policy. We follow fire safety, electrical safety, machine safety, chemical safety committees which are very much functional to keep the safety level uphold. Health & safety committee meeting is being held at least once in every two month but according to our procedure it may be held emergency in crises.
Personal Security Equipment List
Hard Hats personal security equipment
Safety Glasses personal security equipment
Cutting Goggles
Attachable Face Shields
Attachable Welding Shields
Proper work clothing (long-sleeves /Nomex Coveralls in Live Plant)
Properly Gloves for each job task
Proper work boots or shoes for job task
Fall protection inspected, color coded and tie-off points identified
Hearing protection available and in use
Tools and Equipment:
Electrical tools and cords inspected and color coded
Guards in place on all power tools
Proper disc installed on grinders
Air hoses with proper connect, whip checks, pins
Welding leads in good condition and without repairs 6ft from electrode
Hoses, leads, and cords placed out of walkways and protected
Welding machines grounded/earthed and spill protection installed
Torch hoses in good condition, gauges in good condition, check valves, flashback Arrester, and is a Sticker available to ignite the torch
Cylinders secured properly (Chain or wire or in rack)
Rigging and Lifting Equipment:
All slings, coming-alongs, chain-falls, etc inspected and color coded
Crane swing radius barricaded with danger barricade
Beam-clamps inspected SWL noted and installed properly
All lifting-beams with SWL posted
Crane outriggers fully extended and wood/metal pads installed
Crane daily inspection completed
Crane functioning properly
Operator certified personal security equipment
Rigger escorting crane during movements
Riggers wearing proper vest
Tag-lines available and in use
Chemical Use:
MSDS sheet on the job and workers trained to use chemicals
Chemicals stored properly
Other:
Work area hazards barricaded
Jack- stands placed on stable surface, in good condition and SWL posted were required
Fire Extinguishers in place and inspected
Drinking water in place and cups available
Trash bins available
JSA/Work-Permit completed properly
Ladders inspected and color coded and scaffolds inspected for the week by (CP) for personal security equipment
We have adequate numbers of cleaners & sweepers to keep the premises clean. We follows periodical monitoring system (daily, weekly & monthly) regularly monitor by designated monitoring team that always upkeep the cleaning up to the level.
Survey of PPE requirement:PPL
for issue to individual Staff given accordingly to Job/Designation.
PPE
Required: Leather Hand Gloves, Eye Protection Leather Apron, Safety Boot.
Work Shop
Electrician
Work
on LT side: Maintenance: Fitting: Grinding:
Electrician’s
Rubber Hand Gloves, Leather Hand Gloves, Eye Protection Leather Apron, Safety
Boot.
Electrician Helper
Work
on LT side: Maintenance: Fitting: Grinding:
Electrician’s
Rubber Hand Gloves, Leather Hand Gloves, Eye Protection Leather Apron, Safety
Boot.
Machinist
Turning:
Grinding: Fitting:
PPE
REQUIRED: Eye Protection, Cotton Apron, Safety Boots.
Fitter
Maintenance
PPE
Required: Eye Protection, Leather Hand Gloves, Safety Boot.
Welder
Welding:
Grinding: Cutting.
PPE
required: Welding Shield, Leather Apron, Leg Guard, Safety Boot, Eye Protection
both for Gas welding & Grinding, Leather Hand Gloves.
WTC
Demonstrators / Instructors
Leather
Apron / Canvass Apron, Ankle High Boots, Leather Hand Gloves, Leg Guards, Arms
Guards, Leather Cap, Helmet, Hand screen, Gas welding goggles, Grinding
goggles.
Students
Leather
Apron/Canvass Apron, Ankle High Boots, Leather Hand Gloves, Leg Guards, Helmet,
Hand Screen, Gas Welding goggles, Grinding goggles.
Factories are well ventilated with adequate numbers
of window, doors & proper number of industrial exhaust fan. We are
assessing sound level periodically & taking proper measures to keep it within
the tolerable limit accordingly. In some area like generator & fusing room
sound is over the level & the workers at those areas are using proper PPE
at working.
Personal Protective Equipment appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) not provided to the workers and factory does not ensure that it is being used by them, such as active carbon organic vapour dust masks, gloves, chain mail gloves, safety glasses, rubber mat, ear plug, boots (e.g. washing plant) …
masks/scarves not provided for all workers especially thread sucking machine operator, knitting operator, cutting & sewing section (should be 100%), overlock operators, fusing section etc.
To have a control on issue and proper maintenance of PPE so that these are used where needed. Ear plugs not provided for thread sucking operators.
A survey of requirement of PPE to be made. bandknife machines does not have 2 steel chain mail gloves provided only one (should have 2 as it is a 2 hand operation)electrical iron operators do not stand on rubber mats rubber mat not used in front of panel board in main electric panel room
embroidery operators do not use ear plugs A safety representatives is responsible to see that workforce under him are issued with the proper PPE and acknowledgment obtained on the proforma attached. spray operators do not use hand gloves no PPE manual distributed to workers
The safety Representative is to ensure that these are used and maintained properly. metal gloves found torn An inspector to be appointed for regular checks and reporting to the Site Safety Coordiantor. health & safety training is not recorded
broken needle register not available (covering sewing needles, hand sewing needles, mending needles, tag guns etc.)
Head Protectors
Eye & Face Protection
Footwear
Protective Clothing
Respiratory Equipment
Hearing Conservation
Safety Harness
Hand Protection
Control Over PPE
To ensure that the standard
& procedure set for the element / item for which you have been appointed
as an Inspector are fully followed and necessary records are kept by the
person entrusted for the above said item.
You will carry out monthly
inspections and submit report to the Safety Coordinator which will be
discussed at the Safety Committee Meetings.
sharp tool policy not in place and not effective, incl. records for the use of tag guns and their needles. Any sharp tools should be counted in and out on a daily basis (incl. tweezers).
clippers, scissors, knitting needles (for fault marking) found unattached to workstation and no positive daily release system in place
razor blade found in winding section
pin used to mark button position
contaminated products (based on metal detection check) not kept in a segregated area away from production and procedure not in place for their safe disposal
areas not found in approved building plan e.g. dining area
approval missing for construction of certain areas of the building e.g. additional floors
Building Stability Certificate missing
last upper stair found much higher than other stairs i.e. double, needs to be even
electrical control panels blocked e.g. in dining area
electrical installations not checked periodically in a scheduled and recorded manner
electric wires used without plug
no safety cover installed for some switches
DB , electric supply channel board and electric switchboards are made of wood, should rather be steel or anything similar that is non-flammable
no danger sign posted on electrical panel boards
elevator operator’s permit not up-to-date and not available at the factory for inspection
workers insurance policies not kept up to date
no workers participation and welfare fund to share benefit
noise risk assessment not undertaken to avoid e.g. excessive noise of generator near production area
diesel barrels not stored separately and not protected to avoid accidents
cartons/items kept above 6 feet high, e.g. in fabric and finished goods store. Factory should indicate height limit in relevant areas to avoid going above.
factory does not take care of the safety issues where security guards take rest (i.e. first aid boxes, fire fighting equipment, drinking water, other basic health & safety needs) – no instruction found posted regarding loose clothing, jewellery or long hair near moving machinery
Chemicals
no MSDS displayed where chemicals are stored and used (chemical store room, spot removal room)
spot removing operator not aware of hazards of spot removing agents
chemicals are not labelled with warning sign/safety label (i.e. alcohol, scrap oil, solvents) and are not segregated and stored safely
chemicals not stored in secondary container (e.g. diesel oil drums, chemical containers in spot removal rooms, chemical storage area of washing section)
no spot cleaning room (there should be one for each finishing section)
spot cleaning rooms without eye wash station (wash basin) and proper ventilation
spot cleaning room found not fully covered (no door or door open during working hours)
No water connection at eye wash station
No exhaust fan at spot removal room or common chemical store room
PPE missing in chemical store
Summery
Personal Protective Equipment detergents of washing plant stored at goods in storage area, should be kept in laundry area or other safe, separate location . diesel barrels are kept without protection
Electrical, Mechanical, Protective Equipment
Traffic Signs, Symbolic Safety Signs
To ensure that all work areas are suitably designated by
international symbolic signs and informatory signs.
Carbide
Drums Handling, Grinding Chipping & Turning, Liquid Product, LO LN
Handling, for cylinder handling during filling & Loading/unloading
trucks, during maintenance jobs at all works.
Rubber
Hand Gloves
Handling
Caustic Soda, Acids, Cleaning agents acidic or basic.
Certified
Hand Gloves
LT
& HT Electrical Lines and Equipment by Electricians
