Site Induction: Lindelani–Siyakhathala CYCC Upgrade, Additions and Refurbishment

[Audio] Site Induction: Lindelani–Siyakhathala CYCC Upgrade, Additions and Refurbishment Stellenbosch Winelands | Western Cape Government Department of Infrastructure.

[Audio] Project Overview Project: SIYAKHATHALA CYCC – UPGRADES, ADDITIONS AND REFURBISHMENTS Principal Contractor: Atuba Construction Client: Western Cape Government – Department of Infrastructure Duration: 18 Months Scope: Demolition, Asbestos Removal, Fire Protection, New Buildings & Upgrades.

[Audio] Key Site Personnel Construction Manager: Cecil Stander Site Supervisor: Leigh Josias Safety Officer / First Aider: Maron Mafuzha Emergency Assembly Point: TBI Nearest Hospital: Huis Ebenhaeser.

[Audio] Induction Objectives Understand site risks and controls Know emergency procedures Recognize your HSE responsibilities Follow safe work practices Know when to stop work and report issues.

[Audio] Policies & Procedures Client CHSS to be adhered to at all times Strict adherence to Health & Safety Policy Substance Abuse Policy HIV Policy Cell phone Policy Safe Work Procedures.

[Audio] Major Site Risks Demolition & structural instability Asbestos exposure Working at height Electrical & fire hazards Heavy machinery and vehicles Noise, dust, and vibration.

[Audio] Control Measures Permit-to-work system DSTI’s Barricades and signage Asbestos control plans Fire extinguishers and no-smoking zones Daily pre-start inspections Toolbox talks & PPE compliance.

[Audio] Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Hard hat, safety boots, high-visibility vest Gloves, goggles or face shield (if required) Hearing protection (if required) Respirator for asbestos or dust areas Harness for working at height.

[Audio] Roles & Responsibilities All employees shall: Follow site safety rules and instructions Report hazards or unsafe acts immediately Attend safety briefings and toolbox talks Use tools and equipment safely Never modify or bypass safety controls Ensure PPE compliance Be their “brother’s keeper”.

[Audio] Emergency Procedures Raise the alarm – shout 'Emergency!' Stop work, make it safe (if not in imminent danger) and move to assembly point Follow instructions from Safety Officer First aid by appointed, trained personnel only Report all incidents and near misses.

[Audio] Stop Work Authority If work controls cannot be met – STOP! Do not improvise or 'make-shift' methods Notify Supervisor or Construction Manager Work will resume only after risk is re-assessed Safety is everyone’s responsibility.

[Audio] Environmental & Community Care Minimize noise and dust emissions Control waste and spills Respect surrounding community and facilities Report environmental incidents immediately Employees are required not to engage with public around Lindelani/Siyakhathala area.

[Audio] Facilities Facilities will be provided by Atuba Construction as per OHSA & Facilities Regulations 2 & 5 Facilities will be enough to accommodate all staff Facilities will be cleaned at least once a week No smoking are permitted in said facilities Employees are required to keep facilities.

[Audio] Housekeeping Keep work areas clean and organized Dispose of waste in designated skips No blocking of walkways or emergency/fire exits Stack materials safely and neatly.

[Audio] Vehicle & Plant Safety Operators must be licensed and competent Spotters required in busy areas Obey site traffic routes and speed limits (10km/h) Stay clear of reversing plant.

[Audio] Demolition & Asbestos Work Follow approved method statements & safe work procedures Area to be isolated and barricaded Authorized personnel only Asbestos handled by certified specialists Air monitoring and clearance required.

[Audio] Fire Safety No smoking in restricted zones, designated smoking areas to be indicated\ Know fire extinguisher locations Hot works require a permit Keep exits and equipment clear Report fire hazards immediately.

[Audio] Health & Welfare Wash hands before eating or drinking Use provided toilets and rest areas Report illness or injury promptly Stay hydrated and take breaks as needed.

[Audio] Incident & Hazard Reporting All incidents must be reported immediately/ before the end of shift Near misses included to proactively control unforeseen hazards/risks Use the flash report to keep record of Incidents Supervisor and Safety Officer to investigate.

[Audio] Site Rules No alcohol, drugs, or horseplay Access only in designated areas Follow instructions from supervisors Visitors must be escorted at all times The use of cell phones on the construction work areas is prohibited. Only managers or team leaders can use phones for business purpose but must be used in a safe place only..

[Audio] Health & Hygiene Measures Maintain good hygiene practices Restrict the build-up of food waste to guard against pest infestation Clean shared tools and equipment Follow site health & safety guidelines.

[Audio] Human Error Prevention The biggest hazard present on any construction site will always be the Human Factor. Because humans are fallible, we are likely to err. Here are some small practices to minimize those mistakes: STAR – Stop, Think, Act & Review Double Verification – if you are unsure, ask the question and get a second opinion. Procedure use and adherence – know your procedures and method statements and consult them to ensure you the correct thing in the correct sequence. Place keeping – use your sequence of works procedure (MS) and mark the steps down that is in progress and which ones are completed. This makes it better and easier for your peer to take over if a change of personnel is needed. This way you ensure that no steps are missed and the desired outcome is achieved..

[Audio] End of Induction Safety first – every task, every time If unsure – STOP and ASK Together, we build safely and responsibly.