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BARAKAH NUCLEAR POWER PLANT PROJECT

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SCREEN

Don’t Panic11

Switch Off All Electrical Equipment22


Don’t Run, Walk Fast!33

Go to the Assembly Point44

Wait for the Final Instruction55

1. Safety Moment

2. Previous Meeting

1. Safety Moment

2. Previous Meeting

6. Incident Reports

7. Weekly Inspection

Committee Inspection

6. Incident Reports

7. Weekly Inspection

Committee Inspection. rograms

4. HSE Statistics

Performance per Area and Total

5. HSE Findings Summary

Findings analysis- cause

. rograms

4. HSE Statistics

Performance per Area and Total

5. HSE Findings Summary

Findings analysis- cause

Weekly Inspection

8. Environmental Issues

9. Action Plans

Advan

Sung Chang

Weekly Inspection

8. Environmental Issues

9. Action Plans

Advan

Sung Chang


w se, ompany, an rea HSE Findings by Company

Reported Near Miss

Evaluation by Findings Score

w se, ompany, an rea HSE Findings by Company

Reported Near Miss

Evaluation by Findings Score



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NO.NO. ITEMSITEMS ACTION ACTION PLANSPLANS ACTION BY ACTION BYDUEDUE

DATEDATESTATUSSTATUS

1High HSE

Findings

Top findings issued by KEPCO & HSJV

ADVAN got the highest findings landing to

16.1 for this week. Advised to report their

Corrective Action Plan next meeting.

AdvanNext

Meeting

The or anization raised low number of HSE


2 Low HSEFindings

noncompliance compare

to

Contractors

number of HSE issues.

Sungchang NextMeeting



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Descripti on :Descripti on :

Clear GlassClear Glass

Combination GlassCombination Glass

a ety ass tan ar y ana ety ass tan ar y an --

Z87.1,Z87.1,

1.1. Glasses must have s ide shieldsGlasses must have side shields

2.2. Tinted lenses are not al lowed unlessTinted lenses are not al lowed unl ess

required (for example, welding w orks)required (for example, welding w orks)

3.3. Frames must bear manufacturer ’sFrames must bear manufacturer’s

ident i f icat ion trademark for both frontsident i f icat ion trademark for both fronts

and tem le.and tem le.


Reading GlassReadi ng Gl as s Glas ses im properl y u sedGlasses imp roper ly used Us ing sung lassesUsing sunglasses

4.4. Lenses made of 3 mm. th ickLenses made of 3 mm. thick

5.5. Lenses must be marked wi th the let ter Lenses must be marked with th e let ter “ H” and “ CE” .“ H” and “ CE” .



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Descript ion :Descript ion :

Monthly HSE and Quality Recognit ion Ceremony, awards given to BestMonthly HSE and Quality Recognit ion Ceremony, awards given to Best

Subcontractor , Indiv idual and Spot Awards, Slogan and Poster contest awards.Subcontractor , Indiv idual and Spot Awards, Slogan and Poster contest awards.

Total o f Total o f 3535 awards given this month.awards given this month.



The Subcontractor shou ld correct unsafe condit ion s present in their workp lace.The Subcontractor shou ld correct unsafe condit ion s present in their workp lace.

Findings related to scaf folding nonconformance ( incomplete plat form, open edge,Findings related to scaf folding nonconformance ( incomplete plat form, open edge,

no toe boards, & others). Structure open edge and housekeeping are another no toe boards, & others). Structure open edge and housekeeping are another

concerns which the organizat ion need to act .concerns which the organizat ion need to act .



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1.1 . Gas fue led and e lec t r ical ly poweredGas fueled and electrically powered

stoves are st r ic t ly prohi bi ted ins idestoves are st r ic t ly prohi bi ted ins ide

the room accommodat ions tothe room accommodat ions to

ensure that no occupants w i l lensure that no occupants w i l l

at tempt to cook ins ide their rooms.at tempt to cook ins ide their rooms.

2.2 . Any one f ound w i t h cook ing An y one found wi th cooking

utensi ls shal l be quest ioned i f theyutensi ls shal l be quest ioned i f they

have cooking stoves ins ide their have cooking stoves ins ide their

rooms.rooms.


COOKING INSIDE ACCOMODATION ROOM ARECOOKING INSIDE ACCOMODATION ROOM ARE

STRICKTLY “PROHIBITEDSTRICKTLY “PROHIBITED”


Date : 2013 Apri l 4 ~ 15Date : 2013 Apri l 4 ~ 15

Time : 16:30 PMTime : 16:30 PM

Locat ion : HSE TrainingLocat ion : HSE Training

Center Center

At ten dee At ten dee

Sub Contractor ForemanSub Contractor Foreman

Site Manager Site Manager

Trainer Trainer


ENEC Safety Cu ltur e(SC)ENEC Safety Cu ltur e(SC)Team (Team (Mr Mr. Christopher . Christo pher))

HSJV HSE Train er HSJV HSE Train er

TopicTopic

Safety AwarenessSafety Awareness



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DAILY NOISE

LEVEL

MONITORING

@

POWER

BLOCK

No . Date

Measurement, dB(A) in these locations

L3 RCB 1

Hearin Protection Pro ramHearin Protection Pro ram

AB 2/4 AB 1/3 TGB 1 TGB 1 CPB CPBOutside Topside Inside

1 02 April 2013 82.1 81.5 95.9 87.4 89.2 85.5 6 7. 7 75 .1 79 .5

2 03 April 2013 88.1 81.8 89.1 86.4 93.8 83.9 81.3 75.8 82.5

3 04 April 2013 86.8 82.6 83.3 87.6 92.8 81.2 84.1 82.6 87.9


AccordingAccording toto HSEHSE‐‐PP5353 NoiseNoise procedure,procedure, whenwhen employeesemployees areare exposedexposed toto

noisenoise levelslevels of of 8585dBdB andand above,above, hearinghearing protectionprotection andand suitablesuitable warningwarning

signssigns shouldshould bebe providedprovided..

TheThe noisenoise levelslevels of of 8585dBdB isis similarsimilar withwith belowbelow

11.. HairHair drierdrier

22.. CityCity TrafficTraffic (inside(inside car)car)

Daily Noise Level MonitoringDaily Noise Level Monitoring

Provision of Controls Provision of Controls

1.1. Warning SignsWarning Signs

2.2. Ear plugs or muffsEar plugs or muffs




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Item Ancil lary Ar ea Camp Area Offic e Area Power Blo ck Village 1 Village 2 HSJV Total NMDC Total

For theWeek

CumFor theWeek

CumFor theWeek

CumFor theWeek

CumFor theWeek

CumFor theWeek

CumFor theWeek

CumFor theWeek

Cum

Near Misses 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 11 0 0 0 0 1 13 0 0

Over speeding 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

(This Week From March 30 – April 5, 2013)

First Aid Cases

(FA) 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 16 0 4 0 2 4 25 0 0

Medical

Treatment Cases(MTC)

0 1 0 1 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 11 0 0

Restricted WorkCases (RWC) 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0

LTI’s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0

Property/Vehicle

Accid ents 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 6 0 1 0 1 0 13 0 0

Environmental


Legend : Ancill ary – Rebar Shop, Batch Plant, Paint Shop, Heavy Equipm ent Shop

Power Block – Cut –Off Wall, Wharf Area, Concrete Block Area

* : 41 cases (Oc t- Dec. 2011), 64 cases (2012), 10 (2013)

Release

For this week Cumulative

One Strike Policy 0 115*



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Issued

Near MissNear Miss

CARCAR

0 1 0 1

0 68 174 242

Findings TotalK

E

P

C

O

H

S

J

V

S

U

B

C

O

N

Open Closed

KEPCO HSJV Subcon KEPCO SubconHSJV

0 0 0 0 1 0

0 8 0 0 60 174


TOTALTOTAL

OC &

WFOC

&

WF 0 30 426 456

0 99 600 699

0 0 0 0 30 426

0 8 0 0 91 600



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4445

4950

57

Material Management

Electrical Safety

Scaffolding

PPE

Access & Egress


1314

2020

2425

273030

3139

43

Documents

Excavation

Fall Protection

Training

Lifting

Health & Welfare

Working at Height

Hand & Power Tools

Waste Management

Plant & Equipment

Color Coding

Signs, Barriers & barricades

Fire Prevention


11

26 7

810

12

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

Manual Handling

Confined Space

Road Safety

Supervision

Poor Illumination

Environmental

Hot Works

PTW

Source: CAR, Near Miss, Walkthrough and Observation Card

Arrangemen t of weld ingcable obstructing pathway

( Power Block,( Power Block, YounYoun ChangChang Damaged and rusted scaffold

Securing ladder with

approved clamps

( CPB,( CPB, Advan Advan))

1 32

PB)PB)

Proper keeping of

protruding nails scattered

on ground (Power (Power Block,Block, Advan Advan))

Practice proper cable

management.

(CWDC,(CWDC, GusanGusan))

p p es s ou no e use .(Power Block,(Power Block, SamjinSamjin))

Toe boards shoul d be

installed in any scaffold

(TGB,(TGB, IsamIsam KabbaniKabbani))

Workers will use only

inspected scaffold

(RCB/AB1,(RCB/AB1, JonghapJonghap))

Scaffold should have the

appropriate handrails (Power (Power

Block,Block, SamjinSamjin))

Close the gap on access

located across a concrete

slab.

(CWDC,(CWDC, GusanGusan))


Access & Egress Scaff old ingPPE

Observe good

housekeeping at floor areas

(ADB, Hyundai C&I)(ADB, Hyundai C&I)

Scaffold tag should beinspected and updated in

timely manner. (Village(Village

2,2, HanlimHanl im))

Provide access for carpenters working i n

vertical form erection.

(TGB, D & I)(TGB, D & I)



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61

5148

60

13

31

10 119

20

30

40


2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2

0



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60

70Poor Illumination3

Supervision2Emergency & Evacuation

Road Safety

Supervision

Manual Handling

20

30

40

Environmental

Poor Illumination

PTW

Documents

Health & Welfare

Hot Works

Fall Protection

Hand & Power Tools

Training

Color Coding

Excavation

LIfting

Fire Prevention


0

10Plant & Equipment

Waste Management

Working at Height

Electrical Safety

Material Management

Signs, Barriers & Barricades

PPE

Scaffolding

Housekeeping

Access & Egress

700

800

70

80KEPCO/HSJV

SUBCON


100

200

300

400

500

600

10

20

30

40

50

60 Manpower


00

S e o y o n g

S e o y o n g ( P B )

T o w e r s T e c h

G u s a n

G u s a n ( P B )

E u n m i n

J o n g h a p

J o n g h a p ( P B )

Y o u n C h a n g

Y o u n C h a n g ( P B )

H w a c h o n

W B G

H i l a l c o

A d v a n

H a n l i m

U w e l l

Y o o A

H y u n d a i C & I

S a m j i n

E u g e n e

D a e m y u n g

S e o b o n

D & I

A l R a e e l

D O W

S a m h o

S u n g c h a n g

S e i l



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10.0

12.0

8.6

Findings Score = Number of Causal x Risk(Factor Score)Findings Score = Number of Causal x Risk(Factor Score)

Source: CAR, Near Miss, Walkthrough and

Observation Card reported by KEPCO & HSJV

0.0

2.0

4.0

6.0

8.0

4.4

6.6

0.7 1.0 1.22.2 1.9

1.0

3.5

.

1.51.0 1.0

2.02.9

1.0

2.51.5

0.2

2.0


Action PlanAction Plan for Company requiring assistance and support from the systemfor Company requiring assistance and support from the system

1. Joint Inspection will be carried out by Area Management Team.

2. Spot Training will be given to workers about major findings

3. Action plan will be submitted to HSJV HSE Team develop by D&I

Legend : (I) Infra, (PB) Power Block




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Top Hazards

Total No. of Findings: 45 Access & Egress, 11

Electrical Safety, 1

Health & Welfare, 1

Working at Height,

1

PTW, 1Lifting, 1

Poor Illumination,

1

Access & Egress 11

Scaffolding 6

Control Measure Due Date

Ladder should be fixed by

suitable part, access must

be clear of obstruction

Alw ays

Waste Management, 3

Color Coding, 2

Signs, Barriers & Barricades, 2


Ensurethat toe boards &

platform are properly

installed

Alw ays

Scaffolding, 6

Hand & Power Tools, 5

Housekeeping, 4Fire Prevention, 3

PPE, 3


Top Hazards

Total No. of Findings: 42

Fire Prevention, 7

Color Coding, 2Fall Protection, 1

Plant & Equipment, 1 Working at

Height, 1Hand & Power

Tools, 1 Waste Management, 1

Cause Nos

Fire Prevention 7

Signs & Barriers 7


Proper handling and

inspection of cylinder gas

regularly.

Alw ays

Signs, Barriers & Barricades, 7

Scaffolding, 3

Electrical Safety, 2

Material Management, 2

Hot Works, 2


Protruding rebarsand

sharp edges should be

provided with proper

protectionand precaution.

Alw ays

Access & Egress, 6

Housekeeping, 5LIfting, 5

PPE, 4




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Top Hazards

Total No. of Findings : 24

Material Management, 5

Electrical Safety, 1Fall Protection, 1

Waste Management, 1 Health &

Welfare, 1 Excavation, 1

Cause Nos

Material Management 5

Housekeeping 3


Construction materials

should be stacked and

properly segregated.

Alw ays

Plant & Lifting, 1

Confined Space, 1

Documents, 1


Removal of protruding

nails and providing of cable

hangers.

Alw ays

ouse eep ng, 3

Access &

Egress,

2

PPE, 2Poor

Illumination, 1Hand & Power

Tools, 1

PTW, 1

Equipment, 1





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AREA AREA : Power B lock AB (Seoyong): Power Block AB (Seoyong) Apri l 4, 2012 Apr il 4, 2012

CORRECTIVE ACTION:CORRECTIVE ACTION:


PLANNED SUPERVISOR PREVENTIVE ACTIONPLANNED SUPERVISOR PREVENTIVE ACTION




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InspectionInspection DateDate Attendees Att endees RemarkRemark

Commit tee Inspec tion 2013-04-02 HSJV, KEPCO, HSE Managemen t Team 0 Find ings

Weekly Inspection 2013-04-03 HSJV HSE Team 15 Findings

4

5

6

Findings per Company Total

3

4

Improper Storage

Poor Management

Findings per Causal

5

1 1 12

4

10

1

2

Advan D&I Geumhwa Seoyong (PB) Yoo A Youn Chang Youn Chang (PB)


1

1

1

1

2

2

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5

No Color Coding

Damaged Hose

Damaged Regulator

No PTW

No Fire Extinguisher

Poor Housekeeping

Key item : Gas Cutting



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No.Source of

In jury Area Descr iption

Immediate

Act ion

Planned

Supervisor

1Pain, low

back

HSJV

(Work Shop)

Concrete Pump

Operator

The worker was helping

with the cleaning of his

Concrete pump using a

hose. He was bending

forward while holding the

Assessment

done by Dr. Kim

Topical Analgesic

applied

Oral Analgesic


or s op rea

31‐03‐2013

13:30

hose when

felt

a sudden

pain on his back and thus

brought to the clinic.

Instructed of

proper body

mechanics



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No.Source of

Injury Area Descr iption

Immediate

Act ion

Planned

Supervisor

2

Pain and

swelling in

the left ring

Seoyong

Carpenter

RCB AB UNIT‐2

While performing as a

steel fixer helper when

accidently his finger was

pinch in between rebar

size‐32 mm that result

his finger to get swollen

he was rush to safety

Cleaning and

dressing done

Analgesic spray

given

Referral to


finger02‐04‐2013

08:30 am

office cabin for first aid,

first aid given and was

brought to Kepco Clinic

for treatment

hospital‐

orthopedic

surgeon

No.Source of

In jury Area Descr iption

Immediate

Act ion

Planned

Supervisor

3Wound on

left arm

Seoyong

Carpenter

RCB AB ‐3

POWER BLOCK

While performing from

dismantling on RCBAD‐3

area together with his

foreman when accidently

his left hand finger

puncture with nail that

Cleaning and

wound dressing

done

Injection Tetanus


02‐04‐2013

10:30 am

.

Safety officers

took

him

to

site office for first aid and

rush him to Kepco Clinic .

toxoid given



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No.Source of

Injury Area Descr iption

Immediate

Act ion

Planned

Supervisor

Preventive Acti on

4Felt dizzy and

weak

Advan

HSE Supervisor

Power Block

(CPB)

While talking to one HSE

Supervisor, suddenly he

felt dizzy and weak.

IP brought to

KEPCO Clinic for

further

examination.


05‐03‐2013

07:47




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Location TGB Unit 2, Power Block

Description Hazardous substances not contained in a safe and standard storage area. No Spill ki t and no driptray available.

Act ion taken Installed drip tray in chemical s torage and placed spill kits according to HSE P41 ‘Hazardous

Material Handling’

Status CLOSED

Metallic Waste Metallic Waste

Skip BinSkip Bin

Uncontained Uncontained

Metallic WasteMetallic Waste

Wood Waste Wood Waste

inside the inside the

Metal Skip BinMetal Skip Bin


Location Laydown Area, Power Block

Description Assorted met al waste w as not con tain ed inside a metal ski p, bu t on t he gro und .

Skip intended for metal w aste contained wood waste.

Act ion taken Conducted waste management spot training and segregated wood waste from metal w aste.

Status CLOSED



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No.0 Date Action by

CompanyDescription Status Closing Date

Expiration

DateRef. No.

Main

AreaSub-Area Issued By

Issuer

Company

1 01-Ap ri l- 13 Seo yo ngHazardous subst ances not contained in

a safe and standard st orage area. No

Spill kit and Fire Extinguisher available.

CLOSE 06-April-1306-April-13 2013-0821 PB TGB 2 HSJVRenato

Ponce

3 01-April-13 Advan

Assor ted m etall ic w aste were no t

contained inside an intended skip and

left unattended.

Skip intended for metallic waste contain

ed waste wooden materials.

CLOSE 06-April-13 06-April-12013-0845

PB Laydown HSJVRenato

Ponce


WASTE MANAGEMENT UPDATE

Week = 30/03/2013 – 05/04/2013

WASTE TYPEThis week Last week

Collected (m3) Disposal (m3) Recycled (m3) Recycle(%) Collected (m3) Disposal (m3) Recycled (m3) Recycle(%)

Metal 56 0 0 64 0 45

Construction 64 1215 0 88 630 0

Concrete 0 0 0 0 0 0Wood(Good) 0 0 0 0 0 0Wood(Bad) 280 270 0 272 360 0

Plastic 136 0 45 96 0 0Municipal 0 288 0 0 336 0


Legend: Collected ‐ Waste from Site to Temporary Storage Area

Disposal ‐ Waste from Temporary Storage Area to Landfill Area

Recycle ‐ Treated waste ( GMET) to Recycling Plants

azar ous

0Total Solid Waste 640 1789 45 2.51% 592 1334 90 6.75%



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