Name: your role in preventing serious injuries and fatalities (SIF)
Uploaded: 2022-03-31
Duration: 12 min 56 s
Description: your role in preventing serious injuries and fatalities (SIF).

your role in preventing serious injuries and fatalities (SIF). 

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your role in preventing serious injuries and fatalities (SIF)

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Welcome to our Operations!   We believe that every person who works or visits a chevron facility should go home to his/her family without any injury at the end of their workday or visit. This presentation will provide you with what you need to know and do to ensure your safety and the safety of others while at work. We urge you to pay attention to the information to help us assure serious injury and fatality free operations.

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You will learn about:. Workplace hazards identification and control. 

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What you need to know and do to prevent serious injury and fatality

Workplace hazards identification and control

Safe planning and execution of work using:

Save Your Life Actions (SYLA)/Start Work Checks (SWC)

Workplace Hazards Identification and Control. 

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Workplace Hazards Identification and Control

A Hazard is a condition or action that has the potential for an unplanned release of, or unwanted contact with, an energy source that may result in harm or injury to people, property or the environment.. 

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The  likelihood  of the hazard resulting in an incident is known as the  Risk

A Hazard is a condition or action that has the potential for an unplanned release of, or unwanted contact with, an energy source that may result in harm or injury to people, property or the environment.

To eliminate them before:. Someone gets hurt or even fatally injured. 

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To eliminate or reduce risk, effective controls/ safeguards must be present to address hazards

Someone gets hurt or even fatally injured

Property is damaged, or business is interrupted

Use the Energy Wheel to:. Energy Wheel. Identify the sources of energy that are associated with your work. 

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Identify the sources of energy that are associated with your work

Analyze them to confirm for any potential to cause harm

Ensure the right safeguards are in place and effective to eliminate and mitigate the risks.

Gravity :The force that attracts all objects to the surface of the earth.. 

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Gravity       	 :The force that attracts all objects to the surface of the earth.

Examples:  Falling objects, a collapsing roof, a person tripping or falling.

Motion : The change in the position of objects or substances including the human body.. 

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Motion     	 : The change in the position of objects or substances including the human body.

Examples:  Vehicle, vessel or equipment movement, flowing water, wind, and body positioning when lifting, straining or bending.

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Mechanical : The energy components of a mechanical system, such as rotation, vibration or motion within an otherwise stationary piece of equipment or machinery.. 

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Examples:  Rotating equipment, compressed springs, drive belts, conveyors, and motors.

Mechanical	         : The energy components of a mechanical system, such as rotation, vibration or motion within an otherwise stationary piece of equipment or machinery.

Electrical : The presence and flow of an electric charge.. 

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Electrical     	 :  The presence and flow of an electric charge.

Examples:  Turbine generators, wiring, batteries, transformers, lightning, energized equipment, wiring and batteries, static electricity.

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Pressure : The energy applied by a liquid or gas that has been compressed or is under a vacuum.. 

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Examples:  Pressure piping, compressed cylinders, control lines, vessels, tanks, hoses and pneumatic and hydraulic equipment.

Pressure       	: The energy applied by a liquid or gas that has been compressed or is under a vacuum.

Temperature : The measurement of differences in the thermal energy of objects or the environment which the human body senses as either heat or cold.. 

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Temperature     	 :  The measurement of differences in the thermal energy of objects or the environment which the human body senses as either heat or cold.

Examples:  Open flames, ignition sources, hot or cold surfaces, liquids or gases, steam, friction, weather conditions

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Chemical :The energy present in chemicals with potential to create a physical or health hazard.. 

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Examples:  Reactive materials, carcinogens, corrosives, pyrophoric substances, combustibles, oxygen-deficient atmospheric, welding fumes and dusts.

Chemical       	 :The energy present in chemicals with potential to create a physical or health hazard.

Biological : Living organisms that can present a hazard.. 

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Biological     	  :  Living organisms that can present a hazard.

Examples:  Animals, bacteria, viruses, insects, blood-borne pathogens, improperly handled food and contaminated water.

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Radiation : The energy emitted from radioactive elements or sources and naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM).. 

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Examples:  Lighting issues, welding arcs, solar rays, microwaves, lasers, X-rays and NORM scale.

Radiation       	: The energy emitted from radioactive elements or sources and naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM).

Sound : Sound is produced when a force causes an object or substance to vibrate, and the energy is transferred through the substance in waves.. 

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Sound     	  :  Sound is produced when a force causes an object or substance to vibrate, and the energy is transferred through the substance in waves.

Examples:  Equipment noise, impact noise, vibration, high-pressure release, and the impact of noise to communication.

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Temperature. Gravity. Motion. Identifying energy sources in a work environment. 

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Identifying energy sources in a work environment

Biological. Gravity. Pressure. Identifying energy sources in a work environment. 

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Eliminate the hazards by:. Hierarchy of Controls effective Elimination Substitution Engineering Controls Administrative Controls PPE Least effective Physiülly remove the hazard Replace the hazard Isolate people from the hazard Change the way people work Protect the worker with personal Protective Equipment. 

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shutting down power supply, removing unneeded objects from overhead surfaces.

Prevent the release of unwanted energy by using:. 

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Prevent the release of unwanted energy by using:

barriers on the energy source e.g., electrical and thermal insulation.

containment and guards e.g., railings on elevations, secondary containment for container with chemicals.

automatic interlocks e.g., shut down devices.

safe work practices and procedures; adequate supervision/ oversight.

detection systems e.g., temperature gauges, smoke detectors.

Protect from the release by:. Most Least Hierarchy of Controls Elimination Substitution Engineering Controls Administrative Controls PPE Physically remove the hazard Replace the hazard Isolate pople from the hazard Change the way FOPIe work Protect the worker with Personal Protætive Equipment. 

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Providing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) e.g., safety harness and lanyard for working at heights.

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Plan and execute all high-risk jobs by:. using all applicable permits. 

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Ensure you have received the requisite training before using a permit

Use applicable hazard analysis tools for all high-risk jobs. Ensure you participate fully in:. 

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Use applicable hazard analysis tools for all high-risk jobs. Ensure you participate fully in:

Always conduct your Individual Hazard Assessments (IHA) by using the Think Incident Free (TIF) Tool.

Use the listed SYLAs and SWCs to physically and visually verify that critical life-saving safeguards / controls are in place and functioning.. 

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Use the listed SYLAs and SWCs to physically and visually verify that critical life-saving safeguards / controls are in place and functioning.

Ensure that verifiers are qualified and independent of the work team.

Stop and seek help when SWCs cannot be completely carried out.

NMA SYLAs/SWCs  Commercial Diving  Confined Space Entry Electrical Safe Work (De-energized electrical work) Electrical Safe Work (Energized/Live electrical work) Excavation Hot Work IHE Lifting and Rigging Working at Heights Dropped Object Prevention Hazardous Chemical Handling & Storage Export Mooring and Towing Open Day Boats/Small Crafts Operation Blasting

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A Near miss is any unplanned event having a potential but unrealized consequence for injury/illness or damage to property, the environment, the company’s reputation or financial performance.. 

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A Near miss is any unplanned event having a potential but unrealized consequence for injury/illness or damage to property, the environment, the company’s reputation or financial performance.

Near miss reporting is critical to preventing incidents

Near misses are reported to:. prevent injury, environmental/property damage, and financial loss.. 

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prevent injury, environmental/property damage, and financial loss.

identify something that is not working as designed or planned.

Near Misses are reported using the  Incident Management System (IMS) IT Tool

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Ensure you have a valid certificate of fitness before reporting to work.. 

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Ensure you have a valid certificate of fitness before reporting to work.

If you feel unwell, report immediately to  your supervisor.

Always comply with all FFD requirements including certification before coming to work

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You can stop unsafe acts and conditions to prevent injuries and loss incidents.. 

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You can stop unsafe acts and conditions to prevent injuries and loss incidents.

We all have the responsibility and authority to stop unsafe work. “If you see it, you own it”

No one will be punished for speaking up and/or stopping unsafe work.

If something doesn’t look or feel right and you are in doubt: SPEAK UP!

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Know the hazards in your work that can hurt or harm you or your co-workers or cause other high-consequence incidents.. 

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Your key actions to prevent serious injury and fatality

Know the hazards in your work that can hurt or harm you or your co-workers or cause other high-consequence incidents.

Know the safeguards required to conduct your work.

Know the work tasks, checks, and function tests that assure that the safeguards for your work are in place and effective.

Take ownership of the safeguards required for your work and ensure they are in place and functioning before you start work.. 

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Take ownership of the safeguards required for your work and ensure they are in place and functioning before you start work.

Participate in hazard analysis (PPHA/JSA) and use Save Your Life Actions (SYLAs) / Start Work Checks (SWCs) to ensure all relevant hazards are mitigated before starting work.

Maintain a high sense of vulnerability, stay focused and rigorously follow required steps when carrying out your work.

At the end of each workday, take a few minutes to do a look-back to identify and address any drift you observed while carrying out your work.

Stop work if safeguards are missing or ineffective. Use your Stop Work Authority!. 

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Stop work if safeguards are missing or ineffective. Use your Stop Work Authority!

Speak up immediately if things aren't going as planned or don't feel right.

Share personal experiences about hazards and the potential for high consequence incidents or impacts.

Access the following SIF resources when conducting high risk jobs:. 

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Access the following SIF resources when conducting high risk jobs:

Speak to your supervisor if you need help or clarification.

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 Near Misses are reported using the  Incident Management System (IMS) IT Tool