YANBU EXPORT

REFINERY PROJECT
3353-SP1-Tank Farm Package
HSE committee
meeting
May 3 ,2011
 Meeting Agenda

SP1
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 )
 Introduction

SP1

Introduction
By
Eng/ Ahmed Fawzy
Construction Manager
Construction Highlights
• 190,000 m2 Soil improvement
• 46 Storage Facilities:
• 9 fixed Dome Roof
SP1 Floating Roof
• 11 Internal
• 13 External Floating Roof
• 9 Spheres
• 4 Spheroids
• 16 Pump Stations (59 Services)
• 16200 m x 2m height Dike walls
• 10,000 m U/G (RTR)
• 2 Substation Buildings
• 50,000 m2 Roads
Unit
Unit 143
143 Unit 143 142
142 SWS
SWS
44 Products
Products tanks
tanks 2 Feed tanks, 2 MMBD 2 Tanks
2 Tanks
Unit
Unit 143
143 Unit 172
99 Spheres
Unit 143
Spheres (Product)
(Product) 7 Gasoline/ Diesel/ Benzene
18 Intermediate tanks
44 Spheroids
Spheroids (Intermed)
(Intermed) Export tanks
 Safety Video

SP1
Fatal Accidents
SP1

HSE goals &statistics

By
Eng. Khaled Ismail ENPPI HSE manager
 HSE Goals & objectives

SP1
Project HSE Policy
 HSE Goals

SP1
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

SP1 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
9 Unsafe Acts/Conditions 77
10 Total Recordable Incident Rate 0
(TRIR)
 Safety Observations

70SP1 Total No. = 77

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50

40 30 34

30

20
12
10 13
1 Area of imporovement
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 Safety Observations

Unsafe acts / Conditions By type

25SP1
Area of Improvment
20 Positive Observations
10
15

10

12
5 8
6 7
2 5 2
3 2 2 3 2 3
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
0
 HSE Training Sessions

SP1 T.B.T
50 41.62
40 32.08 33.53
29.24
30 22.12
15.51
20 7.26 6.93 6.93 7.26 7.1 7 7
12.21
6.93
10.913.53
7.26 6.93 8.25 8.25
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400
303.93
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T.B.T Orientation Excavation Flag man fire fighting Defensive
Driving
 Heat stress

SP1

Heat stress
by
Eng. Salah Abd Al Diem PTJ HSE Manager
 Heat stress

Sheet 1 – The causes of heat stress

High temperature
levels

The type of High humidity

clothing worn levels

The physical Low levels of air

activity carried out movement

Heat sources in the area

 Heat stress

Sheet 2 – Types of heat stress

In order of severity, heat stress includes:

· heat rash;
· heat collapse;
· heat cramps;
· heat exhaustion; and
· heat stroke.

The most severe form of heat stress is heat stroke.

 Heat stress

Sheet 3 – Preventing heat stress

Monitor yourself and Adapt work schedules

your environment

Wear protective Reduce heat exposure

clothing

Have frequent rest breaks Increase air flow

Adapt to the heat and Drink water frequently

humidity
 Heat stress

Sheet 4 – Treating heat stroke

A person suffering from heat stroke requires medical attention urgently

and emergency services should be contacted as soon as possible.

While waiting for emergency services

to arrive you should:
· move the patient to a cool
environment;
· soak the patient’s clothing with
water;
· apply cold packs continuously;
· place them in a tub of cool water;
and
· circulate the air around the patient.

Do not give the patient any stimulants.

 Heat stress
Sheet 5 – Heat stress Index
 Heat stress

Sheet 6 – Summary

Heat
Heat stress
stress can
can be
be prevented
prevented
Heat
Heat stress
stress occurs
occurs when
when the
the body
body is
is by:
by:
stressed
stressed because
because of
of overheating.
overheating. ·· adapting
adapting work
work schedules;
schedules;
Heat
Heat stress
stress includes,
includes, heat
heat rash,
rash, heat
heat ·· reducing
reducing heat
heat exposure;(heat
exposure;(heat
collapse,
collapse, heat
heat cramps,
cramps, heat
heat exhaustion
exhaustion shelters
shelters ))
and
and heat
heat stroke.
stroke. ·· increasing
increasing air
air flow;
flow;
·· drinking
drinking water
water frequently;
frequently;
·· adapting
adapting to
to the
the heat;
heat;
·· having
having frequent
frequent rest
rest breaks;
breaks;
Heat
Heat stroke
stroke can
can result
result in
in death.
death. ·· wearing
wearing protective
protective clothing;
clothing;
and
and
First
First aid
aid experts
experts should
should be
be called
called
immediately
immediately toto treat
treat those
those suffering
suffering ·· monitoring
monitoring yourself
yourself and
and your
your
from
from heat
heat stroke.
stroke. environment.
environment.
 MINUTES OF MEETING

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 site
management and hourly employees at site , to share , discuses
all HSE highlights at month like unsafe actions/conditions,
Near misses and incidents lessons learnt in addition to aware
all site stuff by HSE plans and rules

1.0 Work permit procedure: Subcontractors

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 permit
Excavation work permit
Confined Space Entry Permit
Radiography Work permit
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 2.0 Night shift Requirements : Subcontractors  
ENPPI declared that work at night shall not start before
comply with the following :-
1. Night shift safe method of statement shall be prepared
2. Royal commission permit –required
3. HSE team at night
4. Nurse –ambulance at night
5. Provide flood lighting for work areas and access road

3.0 Summer plan Implementation:- Subcontractors  

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
 
 MINUTES OF MEETING

4.0 Safety observation Reports Subcontractors  

All subcontractors personnel requested to report any unsafe
actions/conditions at site

5.0 Near-Miss lessons learned: Subcontractors  

Release of pressurized Water hose. All pressurized hoses
connections shall be secured by whip chains to avoid random
squeezing

  Additional items    
 Thank you

BY:
SP1-HSE Team