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    Visitor's HSEC Induction

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    This document provides an induction for visitors to a smelter modernization project. It outlines the project's health, safety, environment and community (HSEC) mission to complete the project without incidents. Key safety rules are described, including following instructions, reporting hazards, and only using authorized equipment. Personal protective equipment requirements like safety glasses and steel-toed boots are specified. The document also covers policies on drugs and alcohol, discrimination, environmental protection, injury reporting, emergency procedures, and the importance of safety.

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    This document provides an induction for visitors to a smelter modernization project. It outlines the project's health, safety, environment and community (HSEC) mission to complete the project without incidents. Key safety rules are described, including following instructions, reporting hazards, and only using authorized equipment. Personal protective equipment requirements like safety glasses and steel-toed boots are specified. The document also covers policies on drugs and alcohol, discrimination, environmental protection, injury reporting, emergency procedures, and the importance of safety.

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    This document provides an induction for visitors to a smelter modernization project. It outlines the project's health, safety, environment and community (HSEC) mission to complete the project without incidents. Key safety rules are described, including following instructions, reporting hazards, and only using authorized equipment. Personal protective equipment requirements like safety glasses and steel-toed boots are specified. The document also covers policies on drugs and alcohol, discrimination, environmental protection, injury reporting, emergency procedures, and the importance of safety.

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    Visitor's HSEC Induction

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    Dragoljub Đorđević
    This document provides an induction for visitors to a smelter modernization project. It outlines the project's health, safety, environment and community (HSEC) mission to complete the project without incidents. Key safety rules are described, including following instructions, reporting hazards, and only using authorized equipment. Personal protective equipment requirements like safety glasses and steel-toed boots are specified. The document also covers policies on drugs and alcohol, discrimination, environmental protection, injury reporting, emergency procedures, and the importance of safety.

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    VISITORS HSEC

    INDUCTION

    We Care Policy

    04/29/15

    Welcome To RTB Smelter


    Modernization Project!!

    PROJECT HSEC MISSION


    STATEMENT

    It is our sincere desire to complete this project


    Without serious incident or environmental damage !

    All incidents will be reported and


    investigated to
    prevent re-occurrence

    OUR GOAL

    ZERO PERSONNEL INJURIES.

    ZERO PROPERTY / EQUIPMENT


    INCIDENTS.

    ZERO ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS.

    This GOAL can be achieved with the COOPERATION and the


    COMMITMENT of all Project

    THIS IS ALL OF US!!!

    General Safety at Work Rules


    Following safe work practices is a condition of employment.
    All employees, contractors and visitors are responsible for:
    Obey all rules, signs and instructions.
    Obey all barricade tape - Never cross red barricade tape
    or restricted areas.
    Immediately report any condition or practice which
    endangers employees or poses a threat of loss of
    property, equipment or the environment.
    Do not use, adjust or repair equipment if you are not
    certified and/or authorized to do so.

    Road
    Road Safety
    Safety
    Always look both ways when
    crossing the street and at railway
    crossings
    Maintain eye contact with vehicle
    operators
    Walk along the side of the roads
    Do not walk between the railway
    tracks

    SITE CLOTHING
    (minimum requirements)
    Long trousers and shirts
    with sleeves shall be
    worn.
    Special PPE will be
    worn if directed by
    project management.

    STANDARD BASIC PPE TO BE WORN


    ON SITE AT ALL TIMES

    Safety glasses
    with side shields
    Hard hat
    Reflective vest
    Steel toed
    boots
    half-mask
    respirator
    At the end of your visit, please
    return given PPE .

    Drug and Alcohol Policy


    No employee or visitor shall be
    under the influence of drugs or
    alcohol when on Project
    property in order to ensure your
    safety and of those on the
    project.

    No Fighting in the site

    No Horseplay allowed

    Zero Tolerance

    Zero Tolerance

    Discrimination
    Discrimination and
    and Harassment
    Harassment

    ENVIRONMENTAL
    ENVIRONMENTAL
    :

    We need to make sure


    that all personnel:
    Do not spill oils, fuels or
    other pollutants.

    Do not light fires on site


    .
    keep work areas clean.

    PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY

    Weather
    Weather conditions
    conditions
    In warm weather be sure to drink plenty of
    water, do not over exert yourself.
    Dress in layers when weather is cold.
    When electrical storms occur leave the site
    and return to the office

    INJURY MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE


    Any injury, no matter how minor, shall be reported to

    your Supervisor, and be transported to the local


    hospital in Bor .

    The Supervisor or first aider will


    accompany injured person to the Bor
    Medical Clinic / Hospital.

    Must give way to


    all heavy plant
    and emergency
    vehicles

    Site Emergency numbers


    POLICE

    192

    FIRE

    193

    AMBULANCE

    194

    EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
    1

    In case of emergency raise alarm

    In case of alarm

    6
    3

    Stop work when alarm is


    sounded

    Await instructions

    5
    Turn off all equipment

    Do not
    Walk quickly to
    run stay calm

    assembly
    point

    Why is SAFETY so important to ME?


    I stay Injury Free
    I also get paid to work safe and
    to do my job well

    I get to GO HOME SAFE

    GO HOME SAFE

    THANK YOU AND HAVE A


    SAFE DAY!!!
    Please stay with your host all the time !

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