Chapter 2 - Ehs
Chapter 2 - Ehs
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⚫ 1. What Is EHS?
H——Health OHSAS18001
OHSMS
S——Safety
The EHS management system is the integration of the following two
management systems:
1. Environmental Management System (EMS): The international standard and
specification of the existing EMS is the ISO14001: 2004.
2. Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSMS): The universal
reference standard of the existing OHSMS is Occupational Health and Safety
Assessment Series (OHSAS) 18001: 2007. The OHSAS is not the international
standard currently.
2006
Passed the
2005 OHSAS 18001:
Passed the ISO 2007 certification
2004 14001: 2004 and by DV in June
OHSAS 18001
2003 Initiated the certification by
ISO 14001: BSI in April
2004 system
Initiated OHSAS update in
18001 occupational
2002 health & safety
September
system
Certified by DNV construction
in April; project in June;
Obtained the Completed the
Initiated the ISO
international integration of EMS
14001: 1996
environmental and OHSAS in
environmental
management September;
system
system certificate Passed the OHSAS
construction
issued by UKAS 18001 certification
project in July
in May by BSI in December
Staff safety
Customer safety
Safety
Safety of interested parties
Fire
Hazardous chemicals
Potential environment
System faults
accidents
Natural disasters
Environmental laws and regulations, OHS laws and regulations (national and local), and contractual provisions
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⚫ Warning/Caution Signs
⚫ Emergency Signs
⚫ Mandatory Signs
✓ ✓
First aid
Immediate report
Driver requirements:
⚫ Have a driver‘s license, be trained, healthy, rested, and on guard.
⚫ Avoid the use of mobile phone during driving.
⚫ Do not drive while under the influence of intoxicating beverages or
narcotics drugs.
⚫ Develop a plan for driving in a high hazard
area.
⚫ Set a safe mileage each day.
⚫ Use safety belts.
⚫ Wear safety hamlets when riding a
motorcycle.
No competition driving
⚫ Remain calm.
⚫ Be kind and polite to other drivers.
⚫ Maintain a safe distance when parking and driving.
⚫ Obey the speed limits.
⚫ Do not compete with other drivers.
⚫ Perform the advance planning to reduce the long-distance driving pressure.
⚫ Understand and follow the traffic signs.
✓
When working on the edge at heights, When working at heights, wear the safety
wear the safety clothing, and keep the clothing, and do not only use the safety
tools away from the edge! belts!
Note:
⚫ Climb the tower together with a guard, and do not climb alone.
Breathing stops
Breathing may stop if Asphyxia
a current flows through Most of the electric
the brain due to shock accidents are
electric shock. caused by a current
passing through the
chest. The muscle
spasms may lead to
asphyxia death.
Cardiac arrest
If a current passes
through the heart, it
can cause irregular Fail to let go after electric
heartbeats and lead to shock
cardiac arrest. If the hand touches the
power, the muscle spasms
in the forearm prevents
the victim from letting go
until the power is cut off.
Effects of Current Passing Through the Human Body
Remember
Think Safety, Work Safely
Objectives
• Understand the combustion process and
different fire classes
PRESSURE GAUGE
DISCHARGE LEVER (not found on CO2
extinguishers)
DISCHARGE HOSE
DATA PLATE
DISCHARGE ORIFICE
Fire Extinguisher Types
• Effectiveness decreases as
C Electrical Equipment
PRESSURIZED
COOLING
WATER
CARBON
SMOTHERING
DIOXIDE
MULTIPURPOSE
SMOTHERING
DRY CHEMICAL
Fire Emergency Response
R Rescue
A Alarm
C Contain
E Extinguish
Fighting the Fire
Aim low at
A the base of flames
Summary
• Combustion Process (Fire Triangle)
• Class A, B, C, D, K fires
• Types of portable fire extinguishers:
• Operating procedures
• Capabilities and limitations
• A) oil fires
• B) Electrical fires
• C) paper material fires
• D) none of the above
Quiz Question 2
• A) Paper, trash
• B) Oil or Grease
• C) Electrical
• D) Non of the above
Quiz addendum
A) Smother
B) Baking Soda
C) A&B
Quiz Question 3
• A) Wood, Paper
• B) Electrical
• C) Liquids and grease
• D) All of the above
Quiz Question 4
• A) Combustible chemicals
• B) Magnesium
• C) Potassium
• D) other flammable metals
• E) all of the above
Quiz Question 5
• Guess 1
• Guess 2
• Guess 3
• Guess 4