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WORKSHOP HSE & SECURITY BRIEFING & INTRODUCTION TO RECSB HSE DEPARMENT RV01/2025.

[Audio] Have you registered yourself upon entering the RECSB facility? If not, please take note of the safety and security measures in place. This is an important part of our WORKSHOP HSE & SECURITY BRIEFING & INTRODUCTION TO RECSB HSE DEPARTMENT. Our discussion today is on building evacuation and emergency procedures, specifically on slide 2 out of 50. It is crucial that everyone is prepared in case of an emergency. In the event of a building evacuation, it is important to remain calm and alert and follow instructions from the emergency response team. Use the nearest exit, avoiding elevators and any obstacles. If unable to evacuate, find a safe place to take shelter. Once outside, proceed to the designated assembly point and await further instructions. In case of a fire, pull the nearest fire alarm and call for help. In a medical emergency, call for medical assistance. It is important for everyone to play a role in maintaining a safe workplace, so please register upon entering the RECSB facility. Thank you for your attention and let's move on to the next slide..

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[Audio] We will be discussing building evacuation and emergency procedures in today's workshop on HSE and security briefing. The image on slide number 4 depicts RAHABCO's site office, which includes the mechanical site office, civil and HSE department office, and the company's yard and workshop, SWK1510. A well-functioning site office is crucial for efficient operation of a company, serving as a central hub for communication, planning, and monitoring of work progress. It also stores important documents and information. The mechanical site office oversees maintenance and repairs of equipment, while the civil and HSE department office ensures adherence to safety protocols and regulations. The company's yard and workshop, SWK1510, stores construction materials and equipment. Each department plays a crucial role in project success and ensuring a safe work environment. In case of emergencies, such as fire or natural disasters, organized building evacuation and emergency procedures are essential. The safety and well-being of our workers is our top priority, and an efficient site office and emergency procedures are critical for achieving this. We will continue discussing this topic in the following slides..

[Audio] We are now on slide number 5 of our presentation on the HSE & Security Briefing and Introduction to the RECSB HSE Department. This workshop is a crucial part of our curriculum as it equips students with essential knowledge and skills for workplace safety and security. The topic for this slide is "Building Evacuation & Emergency Procedure". It is important for everyone to have a clear understanding of what to do in case of an emergency. This includes knowing evacuation routes, assembly points, and how to use emergency equipment. In the event of an emergency, it is crucial to remain calm and follow the evacuation procedures as instructed by assigned emergency marshals. Our top priority is the safety and well-being of everyone in the building. We also have a responsibility to report potential hazards or unsafe conditions to the RECSB HSE Department. Let's take a look at the images on the slide. The first image is the logo for the Habco New Workshop, our base for this training. The second image shows the evacuation routes and assembly points. The last image is a reminder to always be prepared for emergencies. Remember, safety is everyone's responsibility and we must work together to create a safe environment for all. That concludes our presentation for slide number 5. Let's move on to the next one..

[Audio] Our workshop focuses on HSE and security briefing, as well as an introduction to the RECSB HSE department. We will be discussing the important topic of building evacuation and emergency procedures, which is crucial for workplace safety. On slide 6, there are two images - a 3D rendering of a building to emphasize the need for emergency preparedness and a beautiful orange California poppy flower to symbolize new beginnings. The text on the slide highlights a product that serves as a reminder to always be prepared and stay safe in the workplace. We will cover the proper procedures for building evacuation and the responsibilities of the RECSB HSE department in ensuring the safety of all employees. It is important to pay attention and take note of this information, as it can be useful in both the workplace and personal life during emergencies. Thank you for your attention. Now, let's continue our discussion on HSE and security..

[Audio] In this slide, we will discuss the important topic of building evacuation and emergency procedures. It is crucial to have a plan in place to ensure the safety and security of our workplace and employees during emergencies. It is important to know the designated evacuation routes and assembly points in case of a fire, earthquake, or other emergency. Let's focus on the image on this slide, which is an 8-inch 3dRose commemorative plate featuring a beautiful orange California Poppy flower. This serves as a reminder to always have safety measures in place. Along with designated evacuation routes, it is also important to have trained personnel who can guide everyone to safety during emergencies. At our school, we have a designated HSE department responsible for creating and implementing safety protocols. As a teacher, I encourage you to familiarize yourselves with emergency procedures and participate in safety drills. It is our responsibility to ensure our safety and that of our colleagues. Let's move on to the next slide and continue exploring workplace safety..

[Audio] Today in our workshop on HSE & Security Briefing and Introduction to RECSB HSE Department, we will be discussing important aspects of workplace safety and security. We have already covered various key topics related to maintaining a safe and secure work environment. Now, our focus will be on emergency equipment layout, specifically in regards to building evacuation and emergency procedures. On slide number 8, you will see an image of a beautiful California poppy flower. Along with the image, there is an important reminder for all of us. It is our responsibility to be prepared for any emergency situations that may occur and ensure the safety of our workplace. In the event of an emergency, it is crucial that we are familiar with the layout of emergency equipment in our building, including the nearest exits, emergency alarms, and assembly points. This information is displayed in the emergency equipment layout, as shown in the image. We must always keep this layout in mind as time is of the essence in an emergency, and being prepared can make a significant difference. As members of the RECSB HSE Department, it is our duty to prioritize the safety and well-being of everyone in our workplace. Let us all work together to create a safe and secure environment for everyone. Remember, safety comes first. Be aware of potential hazards and always be prepared for any emergency. Together, we can make a difference..

[Audio] During the HSE and security briefing, we will now review the organization chart for our company's emergency response team. This is the ninth slide out of fifty, so please follow as we go through this important information. The Marshall and Deputy Marshall are responsible for making critical decisions during an emergency. They lead the response team and communicate with external agencies. They also give permission for employees to return after the threat has been cleared and are in charge of preparing an incident report. The Wardens conduct a head count of all individuals on the premises and report any missing workers to the Marshall or Deputy Marshall in case of an emergency. The Firefighters are responsible for planning and fighting fire incidents under the instruction of the Marshall or Deputy Marshall. The First Aiders ensure our first aid boxes are well-stocked and provide basic assistance until the ambulance arrives. They follow instructions from the Marshall and Deputy Marshall. The Traffic Controllers are aware of escape routes and direct traffic in an orderly manner during evacuations. They also ensure clear escape routes and make way for emergency vehicles under the direction of the Marshall and Deputy Marshall. It is important to fully understand the roles and responsibilities of each team member..

[Audio] We will be discussing the essential topic of building evacuation and emergency procedures. We have designated emergency escape routes in all our meeting rooms, clearly marked with the RECSB logo. It is crucial to have a well-defined escape route in case of an emergency. It is important to immediately respond to the alarm and follow the pre-determined evacuation route. It is our duty as members of the RECSB community to be aware of the emergency procedures and be prepared for unforeseen circumstances. Having a clear and practiced evacuation plan can save lives in times of emergency. Let's now move on to the next slide for more important information on HSE and Security in our department..

[Audio] The 11th slide discusses building evacuation and emergency procedures. It is crucial to be prepared for potential emergencies in the workplace. The slide includes important information such as emergency contact numbers. These numbers should be easily accessible and prominently displayed in the workplace. In case of an emergency, these numbers should be used to seek assistance. Contact information for specific individuals trained in handling emergencies is also provided. Mdm. Juliana Muhammed can be reached at 019 805 1200, Mr. Ambrose Martin at 011 1620 0510, Mr. Geling Ganyai at 019 855 1368, and Mr. Kailash Raj at 014 400 2428. It is important to familiarize ourselves with this information and be prepared to handle any emergency situation. Let's all work together to ensure the safety and well-being of our workplace..

[Audio] Slide number 12 of our presentation focuses on the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the workplace. This is an important aspect of workplace safety and is regulated by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH). Employers must understand the legislation surrounding PPE in order to ensure the safety of their employees. There are 7 types of PPE that require approval from the Director General of DOSH, including respiratory, hearing, eye, hand, foot, body, and head protection. The enforcement date for different types of PPE varies, with head and foot protection already in effect since June 2020, while other types will not be enforced until June 2022. It is crucial for employers to ensure that all PPE used in the workplace have the DOSH-SIRIM certification mark, which indicates that they meet safety standards. This requirement was introduced by DOSH in 2016 and it is the responsibility of PPE suppliers and manufacturers to obtain this approval before selling their products. We hope this information has been valuable and we thank you for your attention..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing essential safety measures and procedures for entering and working in the workshop at RECSB. Safety is our top priority and it is important that we take precautionary measures to ensure a safe working environment. Let's begin with the basics. Slide number 13 lists the 6 necessary PPE for entering and working in the workshop. The first item is a coverall, a full-body protective suit to shield you from potential hazards. Hearing protection is also crucial to protect your ears from loud noises. Hand protection, in the form of gloves, is necessary at all times while working with tools and equipment. A hard hat or safety helmet is essential for protecting your head and face from falling objects. Eye protection, such as safety glasses or goggles, is also important depending on the type of work being done. Finally, safety shoes are a must to protect your feet from sharp objects. These 6 PPE are mandatory and should be worn at all times in the workshop to prevent accidents. The RECSB HSE Department takes safety seriously and we expect you to do the same. Remember, safety is everyone's responsibility and we must work together to maintain a secure working environment. Thank you for your attention and let's continue with the rest of the presentation..

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[Audio] Today, our workshop will focus on HSE, or health, safety, and environment. This is slide number 15 out of 50. HSE is crucial in creating a safe workplace for employees and contractors. It also plays a vital role in preventing hazards. Specifically, we will be discussing consequence management for HSE non-compliance. In any workplace, there are rules to ensure everyone's safety. However, there may be cases of non-compliance where these rules are not followed. The RECSB HSE Department is responsible for managing the consequences of non-compliance. They work closely with staff and contractors to ensure that all safety protocols are followed. It is important for each of us to understand the potential consequences of non-compliance and take responsibility for staying compliant with HSE regulations. Wearing the appropriate PPE for each job is an effective way to prevent non-compliance. PPE is designed to protect us from hazards and it is essential to wear the correct gear for each specific job. This not only ensures our safety, but also helps prevent any consequences of non-compliance. In conclusion, let's work together to create a safe and compliant work environment by following HSE regulations and wearing the correct PPE for the job..

[Audio] In this part of the workshop, we will cover the importance of building evacuation and emergency procedures. Our top priority at RECSB is the safety of our visitors. To ensure this, we have established rules and regulations that we kindly request you to follow. It is important to always follow the instructions of your sponsor or RAHABCO employee while in the facility, as they are here to assist and guide you. Additionally, we ask all visitors to comply with the RECSB HSE & Security instructions. Smoking is only permitted in designated areas, so please refrain from smoking elsewhere. In case of a fire or emergency, please evacuate the facility and make your way to the nearest safe exit, following the detailed emergency escape route and plan provided by RAHABCO. Once outside, proceed to the designated assembly point. In the event of accidents, injuries, or near misses, it is crucial to report them immediately to your sponsor or RAHABCO employee. This will help prevent any further incidents. Please note that photography and video-taking are not allowed without prior approval from the workshop's management. For your own safety, always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) in the work area and pay attention to safety signage throughout the facility. If you require assistance, please inform your sponsor. We thank you for your cooperation and understanding in following these safety measures and working together to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit..

[Audio] Slide number 17 out of 50 in our presentation on "WORKSHOP HSE & SECURITY BRIEFING & INTRODUCTION TO RECSB HSE DEPARMENT RV01/2025" will cover the important topic of "BUILDING EVACUATION & EMERGENCY PROCEDURE" presented by Mr. Mcgeary Martin Jam. Safety is our top priority at ENGlobal, making it crucial for us to be aware of proper emergency procedures in the workplace. During the workshop, Mr. Jam will guide us through the building evacuation process and the necessary steps for our safety and the safety of our colleagues. It is important to familiarize ourselves with emergency exits, assembly points, and designated evacuation routes as time is of the essence during emergencies. Mr. Jam will also discuss different types of emergency situations and the appropriate response for each. Additionally, we will learn about the emergency equipment available in our workplace, including fire extinguishers, first aid kits, and emergency alarms. Mr. Jam will demonstrate and provide instructions on how to properly use this equipment during emergencies. Our goal is to create a safe and secure work environment, and with Mr. Jam's guidance and the implementation of our emergency procedures, we can ensure the well-being of ourselves and our colleagues. Let us all pay close attention and actively participate in this presentation with the confidence that we will leave with a better understanding and preparedness for any emergency. Now, let's proceed to the next slide..

[Audio] This is slide number eighteen out of fifty in our presentation on "Workshop HSE & Security Briefing and Introduction to RECSB HSE Department RV01/2025". The image on the screen shows the number of personnel in RAHABCO and our sub-contractors. RAHABCO has over 100 employees and our sub-contractors have more than 300. This significant number highlights the importance of having a well-established safety and security protocol in place. We must be prepared and equipped to handle accidents and emergencies that can happen at any time. Let's now discuss building evacuation and emergency procedures. In an emergency, it is crucial to have a clear and organized plan of action. This includes knowing the nearest emergency exits and assembly points, as well as understanding procedures for various emergencies. Our HSE department works continuously to ensure the safety and well-being of our employees and subcontractors. As we continue with this presentation, we will discuss the roles and responsibilities of our HSE department, as well as the safety procedures and policies in place. By educating and creating awareness, we can promote a safer and healthier working environment for all. Let's work together towards a safer and more secure workplace..

[Audio] Slide number 19 of our presentation on WORKSHOP HSE & SECURITY BRIEFING & INTRODUCTION TO RECSB HSE DEPARTMENT RV01/2025 focuses on the team that makes up RAHAßCO SAFER. This team is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of our company and employees. The key members of this team are Mr. Geling Ganyai, our Managing Director, Mdm. Agnes Hiing, our Director, and Mdm. Juliana Muhammed, our Director and Admin & Finance Manager. Mr. Ganyai oversees all safety and security operations, while Mdm. Hiing is in charge of implementing protocols and procedures to protect our employees. Mdm. Muhammed handles the administrative and financial aspects of our safety and security measures. Their expertise and dedication are essential in maintaining the highest standards of safety and security within our company. We prioritize the well-being of our employees and the protection of our workplace at RAHAßCO SAFER. We are committed to continuously improving our safety and security measures to ensure a safe and secure environment for all. Let's move on to the next slide..

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[Audio] This is a workshop on HSE and Security Briefing, and Introduction to the RECSB HSE Department. The presenter is Mr. Mcgeary Martin Jam. We are currently on slide number 21, where we will be discussing the important roles and responsibilities of key individuals in our organization. These individuals, including the MD/CEO, the General Manager of the HSE Department, and the Operational Manager, all have important roles in ensuring the safety and security of our workplace and employees. The SHOs/EO are responsible for monitoring and reporting safety hazards, while Project Managers are in charge of implementing safety measures in their projects. Our Directors provide guidance and support to the HSE Department and the rest of the organization. Let's now move on to our next slide for a discussion on Building Evacuation and Emergency Procedure..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing the roles and responsibilities of the RECSB HSE Department in ensuring the safety and security of the workplace. Our esteemed guests, Mr. Visvam Muniandy, Mr. Ramli Angga, Mr. Lim Kian Wei, Mr. Anthony Alexius, and Mr. Ramasubramani, are experts in the field of HSE and security and will be sharing their knowledge and experiences with us. During this workshop, we will learn about the procedures in place for building evacuation and emergency situations. Please pay close attention and take notes as we go through this presentation. It is important to remember that the safety and security of our workplace is a shared responsibility and it is crucial for all of us to follow the guidelines and protocols in place. Let us work together towards a safer and more secure environment. Our experts will now guide us through the next steps..

[Audio] Today, we will be covering slide number 23 out of 50 in our workshop on HSE and Security Briefing. We will be discussing the topic of Building Evacuation and Emergency Procedure, as well as introducing the RECSB HSE Department. Our presenter for today is Mr. Mcgeary Martin Jam. The table on this slide displays data on the gender diversity within our company, with 10 male employees and 9 female employees. Of these, 6 hold executive positions. This showcases our company's commitment to equal opportunities for all individuals. This data reflects our progress in promoting gender equality and the importance of diversity in the workplace for the success of our company. In our workshop, we will explore ways to further promote diversity and inclusion within our company, with the help of the RECSB HSE Department. Safety always comes first and we appreciate your attention. Let's continue our discussion on HSE and Security Briefing..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing slide number 24 out of 50 in our WORKSHOP HSE & SECURITY BRIEFING & INTRODUCTION TO RECSB HSE DEPARMENT RV01/2025 presentation. This slide contains a table with important data for the HSE Committee Members Program Plan for the year 2025, including the plan for each quarter and upcoming committee meetings and audits/site visits. These dates are crucial for our HSE department and it is important for each committee member to mark them on their calendars and prioritize them accordingly. Tick icons have been used to symbolize the completion of each event and remind us of the importance of our responsibilities. We encourage each member to actively participate and contribute to the success of our program. Let us continue to work together towards a safer and more secure workplace..

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[Audio] Today, we will be discussing the important topic of substance misuse and the policies surrounding it. Substance misuse is a serious issue that involves using illegal or harmful substances. It not only affects the person using the substance but also has a negative impact on their work, personal life, and the safety of those around them. Our company, RECSB, prioritizes the safety of our employees and the community. This is why we have a strict policy on substance misuse that prohibits the use or possession of illegal substances in company premises, during work hours, and at company events and gatherings. Any violation of this policy will result in severe consequences, including termination of employment. The purpose of this policy is to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone in the company and create a healthy and productive work environment. We also provide support systems for those struggling with substance abuse. Our company provides resources and assistance for those in need of help. We do not tolerate the use of any illegal or harmful substances in our company. Let's all work together to keep our workplace safe and free from substance misuse. Thank you for listening and let's continue to promote a positive and responsible work culture here at RECSB. This concludes our discussion on the Policy on Substance Misuse..

[Audio] Our presentation for today will cover the building evacuation and emergency procedures, which are vital for the safety of all individuals within our organization. Emergencies can occur at any time, making it crucial for us to be well-prepared. This is where the DASAR STOP WORK POLICY comes into play. It is a procedure that must be followed in the event of an emergency, such as a fire, natural disaster, or any other potential hazard. The policy ensures the safety of all employees by requiring them to immediately stop work and evacuate the building through designated emergency exits. In the case of a fire, it is important to remember the acronym RA HAßCO SAFER - Rescue, Alarm, Hazard, Assess, Shut off, Close doors, Obstruct, and Safeguard. This is a simple and effective way to remember the steps to take during a fire emergency. Along with the DASAR STOP WORK POLICY, it is crucial to know the building evacuation procedures, including the nearest emergency exits, assembly points, and safe zones for each department. It is also important to have a plan in place for evacuating employees with disabilities. In the event of an emergency, it is important to stay calm and follow the instructions of the designated emergency response team. Never re-enter the building until it has been declared safe. By being prepared and familiar with the DASAR STOP WORK POLICY and building evacuation procedures, we can minimize risks and manage emergencies in a safe and efficient manner. Thank you for your attention. That concludes our discussion of these important procedures. Let's move on to the next slide..

[Audio] Slide 28 of our workshop on HSE and security briefing will be discussing the importance of an anti-bribery policy within our organization. Bribery is a serious issue that can greatly impact the integrity and reputation of a company. An anti-bribery policy is a set of guidelines and procedures that aim to prevent bribery and corrupt practices within the company. This policy ensures that all employees are aware of what constitutes as bribery and the consequences of engaging in such activities. It also sets out the procedures for reporting any suspicions of bribery and the measures that will be taken to address them. Our company has a zero-tolerance policy towards bribery, and any form of it, whether giving or receiving, will result in immediate termination of employment. Having an anti-bribery policy not only safeguards the company's reputation, but it also promotes a culture of honesty and integrity within the workplace and ensures compliance with local laws and regulations. In conclusion, it is crucial for us to uphold this policy and report any suspicions of bribery. Let's move on to the next slide..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing slide number 29 out of 50, which is about RAHAßCO SAFER: BUILDING EVACUATION & EMERGENCY PROCEDURE. This slide shows that RAHAßCO has received a management system certificate for its safety practices. The company has been certified under ISO 9001:2015 by the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand (JAS-ANZ), demonstrating their commitment to maintaining high safety standards in all areas. Additionally, RAHAßCO holds internationally recognized certifications for safety, including OSTN011VUIS19-3H and 31VDlB11H-3D. These certifications showcase the company's dedication and efforts in ensuring the safety and well-being of employees and clients. On this slide, we can see the DODO logo, representing the company's dedication to a safe work environment, and the RAHAßCO management system certificate, further highlighting their commitment to safety. In conclusion, RAHAßCO places a high priority on safety and has been recognized for their efforts through certifications and strict safety protocols and procedures. Let's move on to the next slide for more information about our HSE department..

[Audio] This presentation covers the importance of RAHABCO's Working Life Rules (WLR) in ensuring a safe work environment. WLR is a crucial principle that requires all activities within the company to be carried out safely. Non-compliance with these rules is not tolerated. The main goal of WLR is to prevent accidents and fatalities by ensuring high-risk activities are carried out safely. All employees and contractors must adhere to WLR at all times. It should be noted that WLR supplements existing safety rules and regulations set by RAHABCO ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION SDN. BHD. and any applicable laws and regulations in the location of work. This includes using walkie-talkies and mobile phones, wearing seat belts, and following speed limits when operating company-owned, hired, or leased vehicles. These rules also apply to employees when traveling for company business. Additionally, WLR must be followed in conjunction with existing safety rules and regulations. Let's continue to prioritize safety in all our activities..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing the important topic of Consequence Management for HSE Non-compliance. This is a crucial aspect of ensuring the safety of our working environment and the well-being of everyone involved. We have a well-defined Consequence Management process in place, which involves various steps designed to promote accountability and responsibility in our workplace. One key component of this process is the HSE Committee, made up of members from different departments who work together to ensure the effective implementation of HSE guidelines. Their role is to monitor and address any HSE related issues that may arise. In the event of non-compliance, it is essential to report the incident using the company's confidential reporting mechanism. The HSE Committee will review the report and take necessary actions to address the non-compliance. Major non-compliances will be investigated by the company and appropriate measures will be taken to prevent future incidents. Minor non-compliances can be addressed through the company's grievance mechanism. It is crucial to report and address any non-compliance to ensure the safety of everyone involved. The consequences for non-compliance may vary, with minor incidents resulting in a warning or retraining and major incidents potentially leading to disciplinary actions such as suspension or termination of employment. These measures are in place to ensure the safety of all individuals, including staff and contractors. To prevent non-compliances, it is important to always follow safety measures such as obtaining proper authorization, wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, and following driving safety protocols. It is also vital to avoid being under suspended loads and using the correct tools for the job. In conclusion, Consequence Management for HSE Non-compliance is essential for maintaining a secure and healthy working environment, and it is important to follow safety measures to prevent any incidents..

[Audio] Today we will be discussing the HSE and Security Briefing and the RECSB HSE Department. This is the 32nd slide in our presentation. The table in this slide shows the HSE Non-Compliance Tracking Working Life Rules Consequence Management for April 2025. There were no cases in January, February, and March, but in April, a worker from UNION ENGINEERING WORK / SIGNAJAYA SDN. BHD. named Mr. Methew Rampai Anak Kanun violated the Substance Misuse Policy at the MLNG Project TA-Mod 2. This resulted in his termination and implementation of Other Working Life Rules. A similar violation occurred in April involving a worker named Wilson Anak Renja. He was also terminated and the Other Working Life Rules were implemented. In the following months, there were no cases, highlighting the importance of following HSE and Security protocols to avoid non-compliance and consequences. Let us all continue to prioritize safety and well-being for ourselves and our colleagues..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing the RECSB document master list, which contains valuable information necessary for our workshop on HSE and security briefing, as well as our introduction to the RECSB HSE department. Our organization prioritizes safety, integrity, and transparency, and has policies and procedures in place to ensure the well-being of our employees. The table on slide 33 lists the various policies and procedures, document types, revision numbers, release dates, and responsible authority. These policies must be followed by all employees to maintain a safe and conducive work environment. We have policies on human rights, protective equipment, anti-harassment and bullying, gender equality, anti-money laundering, and no gift policies. There are also procedures for general housekeeping and office safety, managing subcontractors, HSE roles and responsibilities, working life rules, and mental health management. These procedures are regularly reviewed and updated by the managing director to ensure their effectiveness. It is important for all employees to be familiar with these policies and procedures for their own safety and the well-being of their colleagues. Let's move on to the next slide..

[Audio] In this workshop on HSE and Security Briefing, we will be discussing the importance of safety measures in the workplace. Safety should always be our top priority, and it is essential for all employees to be well-informed about emergency procedures. Our table lists important data that highlights key concerns regarding HSE, including the ICOP register for managing safety and security, industrial hygiene for noise exposure and hearing conservation, safe working in confined spaces, and chemical management. We also have two parts discussing occupational health - one on preventing and managing substance abuse, and the other on assessing and managing psychosocial risks. Lastly, we will touch on the prevention and management of HIV/AIDS in the workplace. Let us remember that HSE is a way of life and we must all strive to implement these measures in our daily work routines. Thank you for your attention and let's move on to the next slide.".

[Audio] Slide number 35 in our presentation focuses on building evacuation and emergency procedures for our workshop on HSE and Security. The table on this slide contains data on HIRARC monitoring and registration, which stands for Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment, and Risk Control. This process is crucial for workplace safety. Our office has eight activities that require special attention in order to identify and mitigate potential hazards and risks. The first activity is office work, which may seem simple but can have hazards such as fire or electrical shock. Desludging, which involves removing sludge from tanks or vessels, can be hazardous due to toxic fumes. Excavation using an excavator can also be risky, with potential dangers such as cave-ins and equipment malfunctions. Hot work, including welding and cutting, must be done carefully to avoid fire accidents. Scaffolding is important in our work and must be properly maintained for safety. Blasting and painting may seem like basic tasks, but proper precautions must be taken to prevent any accidents. Repairing and servicing non-powered equipment also requires following safety protocols, as it involves working with sharp tools and unstable machinery. Lastly, handling fuel and chemical storage must be done with utmost caution to avoid explosions. As an organization, it is our responsibility to prioritize the safety and security of our employees and workplace. Understanding and implementing evacuation and emergency procedures is crucial in case of any unforeseen events. Thank you for your attention and let us continue to work towards a safe and secure environment..

[Audio] In this slide, we will focus on emergency procedures and safety monitoring. Safety is our top priority here at RA HAßCO and we have strict standards and regulations in place to ensure the wellbeing of all employees and visitors. This includes following Standard Operating Procedures for various tasks and activities, such as SOP-001-FORKLIFT, SOP-004-HAMMERS & MALLETS, and SOP-012-RESPIRATORY PROTECTION. It is essential to familiarize yourself with these SOPs and always follow them to maintain your own safety and that of those around you. Our SOPs also cover daily office tasks and activities, such as SOP-022-OPENING OFFICE DOORS GLASS DOORS and SOP-023-PHOTOCOPIER USE. Even seemingly mundane tasks can carry potential risks, so proper procedures are necessary. For emergency situations, we have SOPs like SOP-036-EMERGENCY EYE WASH, SOP-039-MANUAL HANDLING, and SOP-040-USING LPG GAS. These are crucial for a quick and safe response during emergencies. We also have SOPs for operating equipment and machinery, such as SOP-047-4X4 VEHICLES and SOP-051-OPERATING EXCAVATOR, to prevent accidents and injuries. It's important to note that our SOPs are constantly monitored and updated by our dedicated HSE department. Our SOPs may seem limiting, but they are in place to ensure a safe and secure environment for all. As a team, we must take responsibility in following these procedures and reporting any safety concerns to our HSE department. Thank you for your attention. Let's continue with the rest of our presentation..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing an important topic regarding HSE and Security Briefing. Safety is a top priority for any company and it is our responsibility to create a safe and secure environment for our employees and clients. The current topic is building evacuation and emergency procedures, which is crucial in any workplace. Our company is RAHABCO Engineering & Construction SDN. BHD., located in Bintulu, Sarawak. We are registered with DOSH and focus on providing a safe working environment. Let's move on to the topic at hand - building evacuation and emergency procedures. It is important to have a proper evacuation plan in case of any emergency, and our company has a well-established plan with designated exits, assembly points, and communication systems. We also have a trained emergency response team and it is essential to follow their instructions during an emergency. We conduct regular safety drills to prepare for any unforeseen situation and it is important for everyone to take them seriously. In the case of a chemical emergency, we have a Chemical Health Risk Assessment Report conducted by our assessor, Mr. Thong Cia Ming. This report identifies potential risks and implements preventive measures for the safety of our employees. Additionally, we also have a Noise Risk Assessment report that is regularly conducted..

[Audio] We will be discussing Building Evacuation and Emergency Procedures, which are essential for the safety and well-being of our employees at RAH facilities. Our key performance indicators include developing a knowledgeable and competent team through company OH&S training for new personnel within one month of onboarding. Our target is to have 100% attendance and we currently have 8 personnel who have completed the training with no absences. We also aim to enhance our corporate image and cultivate a strong HSE culture through annual management reviews of our OHSMS and HSE performance. We will be tracking this through the Management Review MOM, which currently shows no reviews have been conducted this year. We will also be conducting evacuation and emergency response drills at RAH facilities once a year with a target of 100% participation. Our drill report shows that we have conducted 4 drills, with 3 being successful and 1 with room for improvement. Identifying and rectifying hazards is crucial for maintaining safety and our goal is to have at least 1 meaningful hazard identification during SHC walkabouts and achieve 100% rectification. Currently, there have been no hazard identifications or rectifications according to the HSE Inspection Record. We strive for a goal of zero fatalities, a low LTIFR and zero recordable incidents to maintain a safe work environment. These will be tracked through our Accident Report and HSE Report, both of which show no incidents so far. Finally, we aim to have zero attrition or resignations due to work-related stress, which will be monitored through our HR Report..

[Audio] We will be discussing the OSH performance index for RAHABCO. This table contains data from the years 2025 to 2016, providing an overview of safety and incident rates. The exposure total man-hours worked has increased due to project site expansion and the addition of our Saberkas Admin Site Office. This number is important in determining incident rates. In the safety section, there were no fatalities or loss time incidents recorded in any of the years. However, there were a few cases of lost work days, restricted work days, medical treatment, and first aid. These numbers show our effective safety procedures. We are proud to say that there were no near miss incidents recorded in any of the years. The safety fatal accident rate and total recordable case frequency have increased from 2020 to 2025, and we will work to improve this in the coming years. In the environmental section, there were no recorded cases of loss of primary containment. This reflects our continuous efforts to prioritize the safety and well-being of our employees and contractors. We will continue to monitor and improve our safety and environmental practices to maintain a safe workplace for everyone..

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[Audio] We will be discussing the importance of HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) and Security Briefing and their integration into our daily lives. This is slide number 41 out of 50 in our presentation titled "WORKSHOP HSE & SECURITY BRIEFING & INTRODUCTION TO RECSB HSE DEPARTMENT RV01/2025." Our HSE department plays a critical role in keeping everyone in our organization safe by ensuring the protection of employees, visitors, and assets. Their dedication to creating a safe and healthy work environment is essential. Next, we will cover Building Evacuation & Emergency Procedure in case of any emergency. It is crucial to know the evacuation procedures and designated points and to follow them for the safety of all. Let's move on to the very serious matter of fire safety. Our goal is to have no fire incidents by being well-informed and prepared. We must be prepared for potential hazards in confined spaces as well to prevent accidents. It is an achievement to have worked a significant number of man-hours without any fatalities, showing the importance of following safety protocols and the efforts of our HSE department. In conclusion, safety is everyone's responsibility, and we must prioritize it to maintain a safe working environment. Thank you for your attention and always prioritize safety for yourself and others. Stay safe, everyone..

[Audio] Our workshop on HSE and security briefing has focused on one important aspect of workplace safety - building evacuation and emergency procedures. These procedures are crucial for the safety and well-being of every individual in our company. When faced with an emergency, it is important to remain calm and follow the established evacuation procedures. Our building has designated evacuation routes and emergency exits for different types of emergencies, such as fire, earthquake, or other potential dangers. It is important for everyone to familiarize themselves with these routes and exits, as well as the assembly point outside the building. Additionally, we have specific emergency procedures outlined in the employee handbook for different scenarios. It is important for all employees to read and understand these procedures in order to respond quickly and efficiently in case of an emergency. To increase awareness and promote safety in the workplace, we will be conducting a monthly HSE campaign with various activities and training sessions. As a way to recognize and reward individuals who go above and beyond in promoting HSE practices and maintaining a safe work environment, a focus recognition and award will be implemented in fiscal year 2025. This will not only motivate employees to prioritize safety, but also create a culture of HSE within our company. Remember, safety is everyone's responsibility and it is important to always be aware and prepared. Let's work together to make our workplace a safer and more secure environment for all. We will now move on to the remaining topics of our workshop..

[Audio] In this slide, we will be discussing the RAHABCO HSE performance calendar and plan for the year 2025. Our safety goals are a top priority at RAHABCO and we are dedicated to strong leadership and commitment in achieving our policy and strategic objectives. Our Project Manager, Mr. Ramli Angga, will be leading the way in ensuring our HSE goals are met, with support from our HSE Department team. We are pleased to announce that AREA-1 and MLNG will be participating in our HSE activities this month. On Friday, January 24th, there will be a special program at MLNG's contractor yard, beginning at 8:30AM. We highly encourage everyone to attend. The program will include a generative culture campaign, monthly mass toolbox talk, and the presentation of the Workers Award and Focus Recognition. These activities aim to promote a safe and healthy workplace and cultivate a culture of safety and excellence. We look forward to seeing everyone at the designated venue and working together towards a safer and better tomorrow..

[Audio] Today, we will be discussing slide number 44 out of 50, which covers the HSE and Security briefing and introduction to RAHABCO's HSE Department. This is an important topic, as safety is a top priority in any workplace. The presentation is about the HSE and Security briefing and introduction to the RECSB HSE Department for the months of January and February. It will be presented by Mr. Ambrose Martin, RAHABCO's Management representative, and Mr. Mcgeary M., part of the HSE Department, along with Ms. Flowrence V S and EO. This presentation will take place on Thursday, February 8th, 2025 at 8:30 AM at ABF's Contractor Yard. It is a monthly event that includes a mass toolbox meeting and recognition of our hardworking employees. It is important for all of us to attend and understand the HSE and Security protocols in place. Safety is a collective responsibility and we must work together to create a safe and secure working environment. Let's work together to make our workplace a safe and productive one..

[Audio] Slide number 45 out of 50 of our workshop on HSE and Security briefing is focused on building evacuation and emergency procedures. Our esteemed panel of speakers includes Mr. Ramli Angga, Mr. Ambrose Martin, Mr. Lim Kian Wei, and representatives from RAHABCO's HSE department. The event is scheduled for Friday, March 8th, 2025 at MLNG's parking lot. It will be a monthly mass toolbox and workers award, as well as a focus recognition event. This is an opportunity to appreciate the hard work and dedication of our workers and discuss important safety measures for their well-being. As we approach February, let us remember the importance of safety and security in the workplace and work together to create a safe and healthy environment. Our company prioritizes HSE and security for the betterment of our employees..

[Audio] This is slide number 46 out of 50 in our presentation on the Workshop HSE & Security Briefing and Introduction to RAHABCO HSE Department. Today, we will be discussing the building evacuation and emergency procedures because it is crucial for the safety and well-being of all individuals within our organization. Our Management Representative, Mr. Ambrose Martin, will be joining us in the month of February/March and will be working closely with our HSE Department to ensure the highest level of safety and security within our company. Joining us are Mr. Mcgeary M., SHO, Mr. Valentine M., and Ms. Flowrence V S - EO from our HSE Department, who have been working tirelessly to implement and improve our safety protocols in the workplace. Save the date for our workshop on Friday, 14th March 2025 at 8:30AM, which will be held at ABF's Contractor Yard. We will be discussing the "Stay Out of the Line of Fire" campaign, as well as our monthly mass toolbox and workers' award and focus recognition. We encourage everyone to actively participate in this workshop and share your thoughts and ideas, as it is our responsibility to ensure a safe and secure working environment for all employees. Stay safe and stay informed..

[Audio] We are now on slide number 47 of our presentation on "Workshop HSE & Security Briefing and Introduction to RECSB HSE Department RV01/2025". Today, we will be discussing building evacuation and emergency procedures as part of our HSE program. It is crucial that we are all well-informed and prepared for potential emergencies. This month, we have some updates from RAHABCO, our Project Manager Mr. Ramli Angga, and our HSE Department led by Mr. Christopher Laing and his team of Safety and Health Officers - Mr. Valentine M., Mr. Mcgeary M., and Ms. Flowrence V S We also want to acknowledge and thank all of our staff members for their commitment to maintaining a safe workplace. On the 18th of March 2025 at 8:30 AM, there will be a meet and greet event at MLNG's Contractor Gate. This is a great opportunity for us to exchange knowledge, share ideas, and strengthen our HSE practices. We encourage everyone to attend and actively participate. Let's work together to make our workplace a safer and more secure place. See you at the meet and greet..

[Audio] Our workshop on HSE and security briefing, as well as an introduction to our RECSB HSE department, is now in session. We are currently on slide number 48 out of 50, and will be discussing important workplace safety procedures - specifically building evacuation and emergency procedures. It is essential for every individual to be familiar with these procedures in case of an emergency. Up next, we have our monthly mass toolbox and workers award, along with focus recognition, on Friday, March 28th, 2025 at 7:30am in the MLNG's parking lot. We encourage all to attend as it will provide a great opportunity to refresh our knowledge on HSE and security, and recognize the hard work and dedication of our workers. Let's continue to prioritize safety and security in our workplace..

[Audio] Today we will discuss the important topic of Building Evacuation and Emergency Procedure. Safety is our top priority at RAHABCO and our management representative, Mr. Ambrose Martin, along with our HSE Department are constantly working towards ensuring a safe working environment. It is important for us to know the proper evacuation protocol in case of any emergency. This includes being familiar with emergency exits, assembly points, and the emergency communication system. We will also conduct monthly toolbox talks to discuss safety measures and launch a Working Life Rules Campaign to promote responsible behavior in the workplace. We will also introduce a Workers Award and Focus Recognition program to appreciate team members who adhere to safety protocols. Together, let's ensure a safe and secure working environment for everyone..

[Audio] Welcome everyone to the final slide of our presentation on the WORKSHOP HSE & SECURITY BRIEFING & INTRODUCTION TO RECSB HSE DEPARMENT RV01/2025. This is slide number 50 and we have a lot to cover, so let's begin. Safety and security are of utmost importance in any workplace and as a reminder, we have dedicated the month of April to focus on our mental health campaign while also conducting our monthly mass toolbox sessions. In addition, we have a special event, the Workers Award & Focus Recognition, planned for our employees. The event will take place on WED, 23RD APRIL 2025 at 8:30AM at ABF's contractor yard. We are lucky to have RAHABCO's Management Representative, Mr. Ambrose Martin, and our HSE Department representative, Mr. Mcgeary M. – SHO, to guide us through these important topics. The mental health campaign is a reminder to prioritize our physical and mental wellbeing while we work, and to offer support and resources to those who may be struggling. Our monthly mass toolbox sessions are necessary for refreshing our knowledge and skills on safety procedures and protocols, ensuring we are always ready for emergencies. Lastly, we will be recognizing and appreciating the hard work and dedication of our employees during the Workers Award & Focus Recognition. We want to thank you all for joining us and we hope you have found this presentation on HSE and security informative and beneficial. Remember, safety is everyone's responsibility and we must work together to maintain a safe and secure workplace. Thank you for your attention and have a great day!.