AESM CSSC

Accidents

Immediately caused by unsafe acts or unsafe conditions

Proper Attitude

By developing this attitude towards safety you could remove, and prevent accidents

Be Safe+ Program(formerly STOP)

Applied to prevent accidents at sea

S - Safety

T - Training

O - Observation

P - Program

5 Steps In Risk Assessment

• Know the risk

• Identify the hazards

• Know the likely consequence

• Assess the risk

• Take action in order to eliminate or reduce the risk

Attitude

• Is important in all aspect of safety

• A person’s mindset

Behavior

• Implies the action

• Outward expression of attitude

Safety Culture

Is the values and practices shared by management and all personel to minimize and mitigate the risk

The Company’s Aim

Zero Accident And Incidents

Zero Accident And Incidents

Could be achieve by making personal safety a habit

Accident

An undesired event which results to

PEOPLE : Injury, Illness, Death

PROPERTY : Damage

ENVIRONMENT : Damage

LOSS TO PROCESS : Fines, Delays, Reduction of Revenue

Loss

It is the result of an accident

Near Miss

An incident without loss

Risk Assessment

Continuous process of identifying hazards, assessing risk, taking action to eliminate or reduce risk.

Why is there a need to identify hazards before starting the job?

To be aware of the hazards and actions to take to eliminate or reduce the risk.

Hazard

A condition or practice with the potential to cause an accident.

Risk

Is the chance of something adverse happening.

Health Hazard

Conditions which can cause diseases or illness

Physical Hazards

Heat, Vibration, Noise, Radiation

Chemical Hazards

Solvents, Heavy Metals, Acids

Biological Hazards

Bacteria, Virus, Fungus, Insects

Ergonomic Hazards

Manual handling, Repetitive Work

Psychosocial Hazards

Stress which can lead to alcohol or drug abuse and even suicidal.

Safety Hazards

Conditions where harm to workers is immediate and of violent nature. These may result in injury.

Mechanical Hazards

Example: Machinery or Moving objects which can result to cuts, broken bones and entanglement.

Height (Gravity)

Falling objects on people or people falling from height.

Electrical Hazards

Can lead to electric shock, electrocution, electrical burns.

Combustible Materials

Example: Oil leakages, paper, etc. which can lead to fire or explosion and injury.

Confined or Enclosed Space

Lack of oxygen (asphyxia), presence of toxic gas (gas poisoning)

Asphyxia

Lack of oxygen