Definition - Health, Safety, Welfare & Environmental Protection

HEALTH

The protection of bodies and minds of people from illness due to occupational exposure to chemicals and certain hazards leading to such consequences like cancer, silicosis, noise induced hearing loss, Vibration white finger etc.

SAFETY

The protection of people from physical injury – Eg. Cuts, crush, amputation, etc. It refers to a workplace having an acceptable degree of freedom from risk (i.e) Risk is reduced as low as reasonably practicable. 

WELFARE

Looking after people’s basic needs. Provision of welfare facilities such as clean drinking water, hygienic washroom facilities, clinic facilities, rest area to relax, transport facilities from workplace to camp/residence and back.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Protection of the environment from Air pollution, water pollution and land pollution in order to protect Animals, Birds, plants, Water / sea living organisms and human from health effects of pollution.

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Factors that should be considered when assessing the risk of an incident while driving at work

Distance Travelled - Persons driving long distance may drive long periods without a break and hence are at more risk.

Driving Hours – In order to get to the destination faster , drivers may be tempted to drive for a long period without break , even during odd hours and thus increases the risk of an incident due to fatigue and lapses of attention.

Work Schedules – Poor planning and unreasonable work schedules that don’t allow adequate time between trips can cause drivers to take risks.

Stress – Heavy traffic conditions and road works can cause stress to drivers.

Weather Conditions – Adverse weather conditions such as poor visibility , Fog effects, Snow effects , High winds can increase risk of an incident.

Driver Competency – Holding of valid driving license , Adequate experience and appropriate training are important factors to be considered.

Driver fitness – Whether has undergone medical examination, and be passed as fit.

Vehicle Suitability – Whether Suitable for intended purpose and provided with safety equipment such as seat belts ,airbags ,head restraints, emergency triangle , fire extinguisher & First-aid Kit.

Ergonomic Considerations – Adjustability of seat position and vehicle controls to ensure driver comfort and minimize fatigue.

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Unit IOG1 : Management of International Oil and Gas Operational Safety
Element 1: Health Safety and Environmental Management in Context
Element 2: Hydrocarbon Process Safety 1
Element 3: Hydrocarbon Process Safety 2
Element 4: Fire Protection and Emergency Response
Element 5: Logistics and Transport Operations

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