Emergency Response

Be familiar in the location of the following Emergency equipment

• Location Of Emergency Equipment

• Be familiar in the location of the following Emergency equipment
• Ambulance
• Fire Extinguishers
• Fire Hydrants
• First Aid Boxes

Types of alarm system

• Emergency Site Alarms

• Types of alarm system
• Emergency Alarm
• General Evacuation Alarm

• Upon hearing the alarm
• Continue working in work areas not affected by the emergency
• Be prepared to go to your muster point if instructed to do so
• Ensure that you know where your muster point location is

• Test alarm
• All clear alarm

Emergency Alarm

• Example of Site Alarm Systems

• Emergency Alarm
• One long one short alternating blast (specific area, 15:5 seconds)
• General Evacuation alarm (all area)
• Continuous short blast (about 5 seconds each blast)
• All clear alarm
• One time long blast for about 1 minute
• Test Alarm
• Each Wednesday at 12:00 noon (3 consecutive 20 seconds blast)
• (Note: Alarm system should follow the specific alarm system of the Existing Plant,
• in case work is done near or within Existing Plant)

• Liaison Road

• EASTERN CONTRACTORS AREA

• PIPERACK

• COOLING TOWER

• LNG TANK 3

• CONDENSATE STABILISATION

• POWER GENERATION

• TRAIN 3

• COMMON FRACTIONATION

• TRAIN 4

• TRAIN 5

• NEW
• FLARE

• New Power Gen.

• CBI

• W/Shop

• W/House

• 200m Limit

• 200m Limit

• Segregation Fence

• Outer Fence Line

• O

• MUSTER
• POINTS

• Gate 1

• ROAD E

• Gate 2

• ROAD E

• TRAIN 6

• Sample Site Muster Point Plan

Emergency Evacuation of Seriously Sick or Injured personnel

• Medical Emergency

• Emergency Evacuation of Seriously Sick or Injured personnel
• Site Nurse administer First aid treatment
• Inform Safety Officer and your Supervisor / Section Manager
• HSE Manager will immediately inform Client HSE Representative by Radio or Telephone if the injury is work related

Inform HSE Manager / Incharge

• Medical Emergency

• Inform HSE Manager / Incharge
• Evacuation of victim through ambulance or other emergency means of transportation (e.g. helicopter)
• Transport the victim to the nearest hospital

If anybody discovers a Fire he must shout FIRE!FIRE!FIRE! to get immediate attention

• Fire Emergency

• If anybody discovers a Fire he must shout FIRE!FIRE!FIRE! to get immediate attention
• Sound the alarm
• Fire wardens to be immediately mobilized to the fire scene
• Immediately try to extinguish the fire through portable fire fighting equipment
• If fire is too big, Fire fighters will be the only designated groups that will do fire fighting

• FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!