SAFETY SAFETY C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Safety - Introduction Comply with Grace Safety Policy and Procedures Comply with Customer Safety Policy and Procedures Unsafe practices could disadvantage Grace and the Customer Remember - Safety BEFORE Sales! C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S General Rules DO Consider the safety implications of what you are doing and where you are working Consider the changes in weather and daylight when driving and working Be confident enough to say No if asked to participate in unsafe acts Only use equipment you have been trained to use Only use equipment for the purpose it has been designed for Remain aware of your surroundings - conditions relating to your safety are constantly changing Obey your customers site safety rules Report incidents/near misses immediately to your site host and your supervisor/manager C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S General Rules DO NOT DO NOT go to a plant site without the correct PPE DO NOT work beyond your capabilities - lifting, training, understanding, etc. DO NOT use customer equipment that you are not trained to use DO NOT use equipment that is damaged or obviously unsafe, e.g. bare wires, exposed blades/sharp edges, etc. DO NOT adopt bad and unsafe practice to fit in with others DO NOT start work without using the appropriate safety controls including personal protective equipment DO NOT be afraid to report incidents and near misses C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S CLINKER COOLING CLINKER COOLING RAW MATERIALS RAW MATERIALS GRIND GRIND BLEND BLEND DRY DRY PREHEAT PREHEAT CALCINE CALCINE SINTER SINTER CEMENT GRINDING CEMENT GRINDING Limestone or Chalk or Clay Shale Remove H 2 O 100 o C 700 o C Fuel + Air 1000 o C CO 2 1450 o C Fuel + Air ~150 o C Gypsum Cement C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Cement Process Potential Hazards Large Equipment Hot Materials & Surfaces Moving Machinery and Parts Noise Dust Heavy Items Mobile Plant Electrical Equipment Compressed Gas and Air ... C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Access to Cement Plant Comply with Local Site Regulations and Instructions Sign In and Sign Out as required Respect car access and site car parking regulations Know who to Contact Satisfy Local Safety Policy Requirements Wear Visitors Badge as required Obtain permission before working USE PPE As Required/Instructed Comply with No Smoking Policy C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S STOP! STOP at the beginning of every job/activity THINK what could go wrong and take Precautions OBSERVE safety Regulations - ALWAYS PROCEED with care at all times C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Housekeeping Slips, Trips and Falls are the most frequent causes of accidents Clean as You Go. DO NOT drop litter. Keep access clear Always report spillages and follow relevant procedures Take Rubbish away or use designated bins provided Do Not leave equipment out or unattended Take care of trailing wires and tubing C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Access/Egress Keep walkways and gangways clear Keep to designated areas, do not enter restricted areas Obey Local Site Regulations Cross roadways and rail tracks at designated crossings only Avoid confined spaces Avoid working alone, ensure your whereabouts are known Comply with local Permit to Work & Tag Out procedures C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Personal Protective Equipment PPE Hard Hat - MANDATORY Protective Footwear - MANDATORY Eye Protection - MANDATORY High Visibility Overalls or Jacket - MANDATORY Dust Mask - as needed/indicated Hearing Protection - MANDATORY in Mill Building Gloves - as needed/indicated C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Personal Protective Equipment Hard Hat Life C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Noise Hearing Protection is MANDATORY where there is a noise level of 90db(A) or above Crushers, Raw Mills, Cement Mills Hearing protection is advised where there is a noise level above 85db(A) Hearing protection is MANDATORY in Cement Mill House Must be compatible with other PPE C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Moving/Rotating Machinery Know where the Emergency STOP is located All Dangerous Parts should be Guarded Belt Conveyors, Screw Conveyors, Elevators, Mills, Valves Never climb on to Conveyors Always follow Isolation Procedure and Permit to Work Follow Instructions DO NOT work around unguarded equipment C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Mobile Plant Be Aware of Mobile Plant and Equipment Trucks, Cars, Vans Trains, Wagons, Railcars Tippers, Front-End Loaders Fork Lifts Cleaners, Sweepers Bicycles Give right of way Lookout for reversing mobile plant .. C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Manual Handling Avoid manual handling if there is an alternative Assess task before starting Assess Risks Get assistance Get as close to the object as possible Wear Gloves Bend your knees, NOT your back! Lift using your legs, NOT your back! C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Electrical Equipment Only used approved equipment Verify voltage requirement/regulations (can be 110v only for portable equipment). Obey local site regulations Get permission before using site electricity Test BEFORE touching Sub-Station - Authorised access only C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Compressed Air/Gases Be aware of compressed air lines Be aware of gas cylinders C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Working at Heights Carry out a risk assessment before working at height Look for BOTH Fall Hazard AND objects falling from height Use safety harness, where there is possible fall of >2m C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Cement Additives Know and carry the MSDS Rinse equipment and dispose of wash water into the mill NEVER pour additive down the drain Know how to deal with spillages Know spill reporting procedures C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Sampling Procedures Know the Sampling Points before sampling is needed Only those agreed/directed by customer Know the locations (e.g. product, circuit samples) Verify access for sufficient size (and sampler) Assess Safety for access (heights, steps, guard rails, etc) Check for exposure risk to pressure/suction, heat, dust, etc Have suitable equipment (PPE, containers, sample devices, etc) Be aware of moving parts (e.g. rotary valves, screw conveyors) If in Doubt - ASK C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Fire Precautions/Procedures DO NOT Obstruct Fire Exits DO NOT prop open Fire Doors Be Familiar with the local Emergency Procedures Know the Assembly Points Know what the local Fire Alarm sounds like DO NOT remove fire extinguishers C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S First Aid Procedures Know where, who and how First Aid help can be sought Know where there is a First Aid Room C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S Accidents & near Misses Every accident MUST be reported (to Cement Plant and to Grace) Obey both the Local Site and Grace Regulations Correct reporting will allow proper investigation and action to prevent recurrence C E M E N T A D D I T I V E S CEMENT PLANT CEMENT PLANT SAFETY SAFETY If in Doubt, STOP, and ASK STOP at the beginning of every job/activity THINK what could go wrong and take Precautions OBSERVE safety Regulations - ALWAYS PROCEED with care at all times