General Health & Safety (H&S) Refresher Training

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General Health & Safety (H&S) Refresher Training November 2007 Annette Nienhaus D5 29.11.06 Contents Objectives of the Health & Safety Management at DESY Legal Background for Providing a Safe Working Environment Specific Topics General Hazards and Safety Rules Coordination of Activities Installation and Dismantling Internal Transport First Aid 1

Objectives Design, construction and purchase of safe installations and equipment Implementing safe working procedures Qualified and trained employees working safely Risk assessment and determination of protective measures for remaining risks to avoid accidents and occupational diseases Legal Background As an employer,, DESY has to Identify the H&S hazards associated with the activities performed, Implement appropriate H&S measures to protect employees against harmful impacts, Implement adequate organisational measures and provide sufficient resources for H&S measures in line with the DESY operations, Provide the required instructions and orders to employees and verify adherence to these orders, Close down installations if they represent an immediate hazard. (according to the Accident Prevention Regulation GUV-V A1 and the Labour Protection Act) 2

Legal Background As an employee, you have to Support all H&S measures, Adhere to the instructions of your supervisors related to the prevention of accidents, Must not use damaged equipment correct any damages or inform your supervisor if you do not have the qualification to do it yourself Use all provided machines, devices, tools, substances, transport and other equipment in line with their intended use. Use technical and personal protective equipment in line with its intended use. (according to the Accident Prevention Regulation GUV-V A1 and the Labour Protection Act) Accidents at DESY Accidents 2005 by activity Office w ork 2% Working w ith tools / tool machines 7% Assembly and set-up 20% Transport and storage 12% Road accident on the w ay to/from w ork 42% Road accident on DESY sites 17% Accidents at DESY in Hamburg 2004 2005 2006 (P) Reported to D5 and V2 by accident notification (Unfallanzeige) 35 41 35 - Of which reportable accidents (> 3 lost days) at work 14 9 12 - Of which reportable road accidents to/from work (> 3 lost days) 4 11 5 3

Root Cause Analysis In some cases very simple Root Cause Analysis In some cases more demanding 4

Specific Topics General Hazards and Safety Rules at DESY Coordination of Activities Installation and Dismantling Internal Transport General Hazards Observe warning signs and access restrictions Danger Electrical Equipment Activities in areas outside your group s responsibility have to be announced to the responsible person(s) of the affected group(s). 5

Elektro-Magnetic Fields In some areas at DESY you may come into contact with electromagnetic fields caused by strong magnets, power supplies or radio frequency installations. Areas where such fields may occur are marked like this: Warning Electro- Magnetic Field Warning - Magnetic Field Access to these areas is prohibited for persons with pacemakers! Laser Beams In areas marked with this sign there may be an elevated hazard from laser beams. Warning Laser Beam DESY has appointed Laser Protection Officers (Laserschutzbeauftragte) for the safe operation of lasers. They provide further guidance in case of questions. 6

Dangerous Substances Dangerous substances are labelled according to their hazard characteristics: Extremely Flammable Highly Flammable Oxydising Explosive Highly toxic Toxic Harmful Irritant Corrosive Hazardous to the environment Biohazard Dangerous Substances Containers, vessels, pipes etc. have to be labelled unambiguously and permanently. No!!! After transferring dangerous substances into other containers, these also have to be labelled. Never use food or beverage containers for storing dangerous substances. Observe the Material Safety Data Sheets and Operational Instructions when using dangerous substances! 7

Cryogenic Gases Risks associated with the handling of cryogenic gases include Cold burns caused by direct (skin) contact with cryogenic gases Oxygen enrichment Asphyxiation (in enclosed rooms) due to sudden boiling (or leakage) of cryogenic gases Therefore, the use of cryogenic gases is only permitted for specifically trained persons. Tool Machines For working at tool machines, you have to - have the required qualification and training for working safely at the specific machine - be ordered to perform the work by your supervisor - prior to commencing work, verify the safe operating condition (state of tools, presence and state of protective equipment, maintenance condition of the machine) especially if the machine is only used occasionally - use appropriate tools and all required protective installations in line with the intended work 8

Specific Topics General Hazards and Safety Rules at DESY Coordination of Activities Installation and Dismantling Internal Transport Coordination of Activities If several groups are working in one area, the activities must be coordinated to avoid mutual hazards associated with the tasks (appoint a responsible individual or coordinator). In cooperation with all parties involved, the coordinator plans the workflow, defines safety precautions, and organises the supervision of subcontractors! ( with respect to avoiding mutual hazards) 9

Coordination Scaffolding beam removed after blocking access for a large component Ensure work of subcontractors is appropriately supervised / inspected Coordinate the activities of all parties involved in the work Coordination Examples for activities of several groups or parties in one area at DESY: Maintenance day or shutdown in the DESY accelerators Installation work in new or extended buildings (interior finishing, installation of cranes, electrical equipment, supply facilities, machinery ) Comprehensive refurbishing of existing buildings Activities of several groups in common areas, especially when involving frequent transport activities or frequently changing setups For civil construction works, German H&S regulations require additional safety-related coordination measures. 10

Coordination Flammable gases are present in several areas at DESY, e.g. in the hall Hallenumbau. Work in such areas has to be coordinated in detail with the Responsible Person. Warning explosible atmosphere Smoking prohibited Fire, open flame and smoking prohibited The release of flammable substances may result in the generation of explosible atmosphere. Flammable substances (e.g. cleaners, adhesives) must not be used near activities generating sparks or flames (such as welding). Explosion during cutting of empty oil drums with an abrasive cutter Incorrect information about actual contents (solvent!) Insufficient planning of the work (drums not appropriately cleaned) Source: BG Chemie 11

Specific Topics General Hazards and Safety Rules at DESY Coordination of Activities Installation and Dismantling Internal Transport Installation and Dismantling The dismantling of installations may only commence after Installations / equipment have been disconnected from all energy supplies, and unauthorised, accidental or unexpected re-start is effectively prevented Hazardous movements due to residual energy are effectively prevented hydraulic or pneumatic energy potential energy (gravity) kinetic energy (flywheels) electrical energy springs Dangerous substances, gases etc. have been removed or the accidental release of such substances is effectively prevented 12

Installation and Dismantling When planning the work, consider potential additional hazards and determine precautionary measures - Are hazardous compounds generated or released during the activity (such as dust, artificial mineral fibres, welding fumes)? Use protective systems such as air extraction or dust collection systems, use PPE if required Consider hazards for colleagues working nearby, split the activities - Are there any other hazards (e.g. water, damp environments)? Installation and Dismantling Overhead cutting of an unused water pipe with an electrical saw Assess hazards prior to commencing work and plan work accordingly (here: hazard generated from presence of water / overhead cutting / electrical tool)! 13

Installation and Dismantling Installation and dismantling work does often include activities on elevated platforms with risk of falling. Serious accidents may occur even at a falling height of 1 m. Where possible, use fixed installations with fall prevention for performing such work (scaffolding, movable scaffolding, lifting platforms). Use ladders only for work of short duration and up to a maximum height of 7 m. Observe correct placing, maximum loads and correct use (instructions for use can be found on the ladder). Consider mutual hazards for persons working in elevated areas and below when planning the work! Installation and Dismantling Plan the work in a way which ensures that transport, dismantling and installation near strong magnetic fields are avoided if possible. Warning - magnetic field Visualise the danger zones! 14

Risk Assessment (sorry only available in German)! Specific Topics General Hazards Coordination of Activities Installation and Dismantling Internal Transport 15

Planning of Transport Activities Prior to commencing work, consider all transport activities required up to the final position of the equipment. Consider maximum permitted loads (including floor loads)! Select the places for (intermediate) storage of components, containers, vehicles etc. in a way which does not affect access (and emergency escape!) routes and transport activities. Optimise transport routes - try to keep them short. Planning of Transport Activities Design lifting equipment and beams with specific consideration of the components and parts to be lifted. Beams manufactured by DESY are subject to the EU Machinery Directive (a risk assessment and conformity declaration / CE label are required). 16

In case of an accident If you or one of your colleagues have an accident at DESY Evacuate the injured person from the hazard area and secure the area without creating a hazard for yourself. Report the accident to doorman: Tel. 7222 Doorman will order an ambulance and escort it to the place of the accident. Provide first aid for life-threatening injuries. There are several first aid helpers in your group who have been trained in first aid measures. Our occupational liability insurance Landesunfallkasse Hamburg (LUK) As a DESY employee, you are insured through LUK during work, on the direct route to or from work and on route between the different DESY sites. 17

If an accident has occurred What else has to be done after an accident? Report each accident to your supervisor immediately! An accident notification is required if the accident results in more than three days absence from work, or in treatment by an external doctor or in a hospital. Enter all minor injuries in the first aid logbook. This is important to demonstrate that the accident occurred during work during this time, you are insured through the Occupational Liability Insurance LUK. If you have taken significant amounts of first-aid material from the first aid boxes, or if you notice that something is missing, ensure that the missing material is replaced (contact Mr. Schöneich). At your workplace, you are the expert! Are there any hazards associated with your workplace, your working area or the way to or from work? What can be done to mitigate these hazards? At your workplace or within your working area, are there any possibilities to improve the protection of the enviroment? How can this be done? Thank you for your attention! 18