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Authorized Gas TestingTUTIS TRAINING

Introduction of yourselfCourse descriptionDetails of emergency procedure: exits, muster pointsBreak details

1Course description

2Course DescriptionCourse designed in accordance with:ANSI Z390.1API RP 49API RP 55Standard Requires refresher training on an annual basis

3Why do we need to test for gas?

4Some of the gasses we work with can be very dangerous, so we need to make sure the atmosphere is safe to work in Before any work starts AND during the time the work is taking placeWhy Test Gas?

Why Test Gas?To make sure there are no toxic (poisonous) gasses present in the air, and that the atmosphere is safe to breath.

To make sure there is sufficient Oxygen in the air to support life.

To make sure there are no explosive gasses, and so minimize the possibility of an explosion happening.

Why Test Gas?H2S and SO2 under certain circumstances, it is possible that these toxic gasses can be found in the atmosphere.

Methane this explosive gas could be present if there was a leak in the (CH4) processing equipment or many flow lines.

Oxygen Before we enter any Confined Space, we must make (O2) there is sufficient life supporting oxygen to support human life.

Who can carry out gas testing?Only those people who have attended Authorized Gas Tester training can certify a gas test.

Who can carry?

AGT - Authorized Gas Tester.CH4 - Methane (A Flammable Hydrocarbon Gas).H2S - Hydrogen Sulphide (a toxic gas).LEL - Lower Explosive Limit.UEL - Upper Explosive Limit.PPM - Parts per million.

Some abbreviations

Where expect to find explosive gas?

Hazardous Area ClassificationThe classification in zones or zoning is the partition of the installation into volumes in which aflammable atmosphere may be present (refer to the definition of a hazardous area).

Where explosive gas?

Where explosive gas?Zone 0That part of a hazardous area in which a flammable atmosphere is continuously present or present for long periods.

Zone 1That part of a hazardous area in which a flammable atmosphere is likely to occur innormal operation.

Zone 2That part of a hazardous area in which a flammable atmosphere is not likely to occur in normal operation, and, if it occurs, will exist only for a short period.

Voids/cofferdams casing vents Drain valves Valve spindles Empty flow lines Flanges Low points Sludge Open pits/ditches High points Open drains

Most important place to be tested?

Explosive limitAll combustible gases and vapours have an eexplosive limit, between which the gas or vapour, mixed with air, is capable of sustaining the spread of flame.

These can be referred to as the explosive or flammable limits. Explosive Limit15Too RichIMPORTANT!10050Upper Explosive Limit (UEL)Lower Explosive Limit (LEL)Not enough gas (to create an explosion)

% Methane (CH4) IN AirToo much gas (not enough oxygen to support combustion)Explosive Range (for Methane)The lower explosive limit (LEL) refers to the lowest concentration of a gas in the atmosphere which results in a combustible mixture. For example, the LEL of Methane in Air is 5% by volume.

This means that if there is less than 5% by volume of Methane in air the mixture is too lean to support combustion.

When Methane Gas Test equipment indicates 100% LEL, there is 5% by volume of Methane in the test atmosphere.Explosive LimitThe Upper Explosive Limit (UEL) refers to the highest concentration of a gas in the atmosphere which results in a combustible mixture. For example, the UEL of Methane in air is 15% by volume, which means that if there is more than 15% of Methane in the air by volume the mixture is too rich to support combustion.Explosive LimitIf an atmosphere exceeds the UEL, then as the gas slowly disperses, it will have to pass through its explosive range before it gets to its LEL.

This is a very the dangerous time!Tips of UEL

Note : Meters must be calibrated for each individual gas.Example of UEL/LELFor most practical Gas Testing purposes it is the LEL which is significant.

The AGT is responsible for recording the percentage of LEL for the specific flammable gas being tested on the permit. Tips of Gas TestToxic gasThe two main toxic gasses we are concerned are :

SULPHUR DIOXIDE SO2

HYDROGEN SULPHIDE (SULFIDE) H2S

Important Note:H2S is ALSO EXPLOSIVE Toxic gas? Potentially lethal. Colourless. Heavier than air. Readily dispersed by wind or air currents. Flammable - burns with a blue flame. Odour of rotten eggs (below concentration of 100ppm). Highly corrosive to certain materials (e.g. steel). Charactristics of H2S?Long-term exposure limit. (LTEL)(over on 8 hour reference period) of 10ppm.Short-term exposure limit. (STEL)(over a 10 minute reference period) of 15ppm.

The way in which H2S affects you depends on the length of time the individual is exposed, and on the concentrationCharactristics of H2S?Sulphur Dioxide SO2

SO2 is not combustible but is hazardous to health.Low level alarm 2ppmHigh level alarm5ppm

PrecautionsIf SO2 is detected - vacate the area.About S02Confined SpaceTOXIC OR FLAMMABLE GASESLOW OXYGEN CONTENTROTATING OR MOVING EQUIPMENT NOT ISOLATEDFLUID OR GAS INLETS OR OUTLETS NOT ISOLATEDRESIDUE FROM PREVIOUS CONTENTSSLIP TRIP OR FALL HAZARDSLACK OF ADEQUATE LIGHTING Hazards in Confined SpacesConcentrations of gases or vapors can arise from sources both inside and outside confined spaces.

Some examples are:

Dangerous CircumstancesGas or vapor remaining from a process which has previously been carried out in the confined space.

Dangerous Circumstances Oxygen content may be low or absent due to a variety of reasons Purging with Inert Gas such as nitrogen Displacement by other gases from adjoining plant area Depletion due to oxidation ( rusting ) of metals Depletion due to fire or welding / cutting process Low Oxygen remains as the single biggest hazard in Confined Spaces Oxygen Gas or vapor from adjoining plant due to ineffective isolation.Fumes emitted when sludge deposits are disturbed during inspection / cleaning

Fumes produced by an operation inside a confined space, e.g. welding, flame cutting, lead lining, rubber lining, brush and spray painting, molding GRP (fiberglass), use of adhesives, solvents , etc.

The production or combustion of various fuels.

Dangerous CircumstancesThe tests should check for the presence of gas or toxic fumes and the adequacy of the supply and content of Oxygen. The tests must start from outside the confined space, and/or the AGT must wear a SCBA. Never enter in a confined space without a stand-by man. Gas can be trapped at a high level. The tests must be done at different places and at different levels.

Testing in Confined SpacesInstrument for Gas Detection35Instruments for gas detection Describe use and limitations of detector tubes Identify major components of detector tube devices Demonstrate pre use inspection and operation of detector tube devices Identify major components of personal H2S monitors

1-Detector Tube Devices:Detector Tube devices are portable, measure the presence of gas and identify approximate concentrations. They test an atmosphere at a point in time, but do not give a continuous reading.

2 -PISTON TYPE UNIT The piston type unit is a pump operated by the action of a piston to create a vacuum. The unit consists of: A cylinder 2. A piston with handle. An Inlet. 4. Vacuum indicator. 5. Valves and seals.

3 - BELLOWS TYPE UNITIn the unit, a bellows pump is used to create the vacuum necessary to take a sample. Bellows type unit consists of:A spring loaded bellows (with hand grip).An inlet.3. Vacuum indicator.4. Stroke counter.5. A valve and seals

4- Electronic H2S Monitors.Electronic monitors use sophisticated electronic to detect H2S and other gases.Some units are capable of monitoring more than one gas. They provide very accurate readings, if functioning properly. These units are designed to continuously monitor gas levels. The purpose of these devices is to protect your safety be warning of the presence of the hazardous gas.

Major components of Electronic H2S MonitorsWhether it is personal, portable or fixed monitor, the basic components of the unit include:A power source.Sensor.Visual display (may be a flashing light and red).An audible alarm.5 - FIXED MONITORS

Fixed monitors are permanently installed units and usually found in gas plants and oil batteries. This is the most sophisticated type of electronic monitors.The system consists of:1. A central control unit. 2. Remote sensors.3. Alarms.

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MSA ORIONMULTI-HEAD GAS MONITORAfSTCGas DetectorNOTE: An acceptable result must be obtained before work in any area proceeds.

L.E.L - 0%C0 - 0 PPMH2S - 0 PPM02 - 20.8 %Gas Test InfoGas tester must be re-calibrated every 6 months, or after having shown a great amount of gas.Calibration Info

Gas Test Info

Miniwarn gas detector with telescopic probe

The battery charge will be reduced by running the pump.

Make sure no liquids are allowed to enter the probe because it will damage the sensor heads

Mini Warn Gas DetectorImportantWhen performing an atmospheric test for a confined space put the probe into the confined space, NOT your head.

Mini Warn Gas DetectorMeters must be calibrated - IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS (normally every 6 months)Meters must be calibrated by AN AUTHORISED AGENT .Do not use meters without an in-date calibration sticker.Calibration InfoDetection EquipmentDetection EquipmentManufacturers recommendations should be followed for the installation, maintenance, calibration, and repair of detection equipment. An adequate number of fixed or portable or both type detectors should be provided for the safety of personnel working.

Detection EquipmentFixed Monitoring Detection SystemsFixed hydrogen sulfide monitoring systems shall include visual and audible alarms, located where the alarm can be seen or heard throughout the work area. Monitoring equipment should be used during all drilling, work over, and well servicing operations where there is a possibility of a release of hydrogen sulfide above the allowed levels.

Fixed Detection EquipmentSensors for fixed detections systems should be used at the following Locations as appropriate:Bell nippleMud-return lineShale shakerTrip tankWell control fluid pit areaDriller/operators stationLiving quartersAll other areas where h2S may accumulate

Portable DetectorsThere are three main types of portable detection methods available.Lead Acetate tapes can be used to reveal the presence of Hydrogen Sulfide. H2S reacts with lead acetate and stains the paper. The amount of staining is directly proportional to the concentration.Requires constant monitoring as there is no alarm.Takes about three minutes to take a sample.

Portable DetectorsColormetric tubesChemical SpecificWorks by chemical reactionTube is graduated with unit of measureSome chemicals have tubes which cover different ranges

Portable DetectorsElectronic Gas Detectors are the most common typeof detector used. Some models are disposable and somehave a battery which can be replaced. These detectors usuallyhave an audible, visual, tactile, or combination type alarms. Itis important to read the manual from the manufacturer to make sure the unit is used properly.

Portable DetectorsNot keeping the detector clean can lead to premature sensor failures. These detectors can come as a single gas detector or a multi-gas detector. Single gas detectors only test for one gas and some multi-gas detectors can test up to five different things. Single gas detectors are generally more accurate than multi-gas detectors. Sensors must be directly exposed to the atmosphere to operate properly so dont keep it in your pocket.

Portable DetectorsDisposable gas detectors usually are maintenance free but do require daily bump calibration. Bump calibration required hooking the detector up to a cylinder with a known quantity of test gas. If the detector reads the same as the cylinder amount then the detector is calibrated and functioning properly

Personal Protective Equipment Personal Protective Equipment Personal Protective Equipment or PPE should be provided to all personnel expected to work in areas which may contain hazardous concentrations of hydrogen sulfide. The primary PPE used for H2S is respiratory protection which we will discuss further. For personnel working in these areas the following items should be discussed:Location of Supplied Air RespiratorsLocations of spare cylinders, if applicableSite specific issuesSituations that would require respiratorsLimitations and capabilities of positive pressure/full face piece respiratorsLimitations and capabilities of air supplied and air purifying respiratorsBrand/model/ size of respirators availableA respiratory protection program should be in place

Personal Protective EquipmentPPE is the least preferred method of controlling hazards, all attempts should be made to remove or limit the hazards to personnel.Selection of PPE is very important and to understand this personnel must understand the equipment available.

RespiratorsA respirator is a device designed to protect the wearer from inhaling harmful dusts, fumes, vapors, and/or gases. Respirators come in a wide range of types and sizes used by the military, private industry, and the public. Respirators range from cheap single-use disposable masks, to reusable models with replaceable cartridges. There are two main types of respirators:Air Purifying RespiratorsSupplied Air Respirators

Air Purifying Respirators All respirators have some type of face piece held to the wearer's head with straps, a cloth harness, or some other method. Face pieces come in many different styles and sizes, to accommodate all types of face shapes.

Supplied Air Respirators These respirators are supplied with an alternate source of air. Supplied air respirators are the only type allowed to be used to protect workers from exposure to H2S. There are two basic types of supplied air respirators. The two types are the closed circuit and the open circuit. Open circuit are the type most commonly used for working with Hydrogen Sulfide and will be the type covered here.

Open CircuitClosed CircuitClosed Circuit SCBA

OXYGENSupplied Air RespiratorsThere are three basic types of Supplied Air Respirators (SAR). There are many manufactures of fresh air equipment on the market here are a few.Scott and MSA are the two most common manufacturers and most widely used.MSA ScottDraegerISISurviveAirCairnsEscape UnitsThe escape Unit can be used for only one purpose, ESCAPE. The unit has a minimal quantity of air and is very limited in its capabilities. It is designed as a simple easy to use system with minimal parts and is designed for quick donning. The cylinder capacity can vary depending on manufacturer. The most common are rated at 5 minute, 10 minute, and 15 minute capacities. Most models have an anti-fog hood that lets you see where you're going and fits comfortably over bulky eyeglasses and full beards.

Escape UnitThe escape units are made to be donned very quickly and can usually be applied using these few steps:If In a case , remove from the caseLoop the strap over your neck or over your shoulderSlip hood over your head and tighten if the device has this optionTurn on the air cylinderLeave the area immediately !!!!After use, you should clean and air dry the hood. Refill the cylinder. Return the unit to its proper location. The location of escape units should have signs alerting personnel to their location.

Workline UnitWorkline Units can be used to work for extended periods of time in a hazardous atmosphere. They are commonly used for confined space entries because of their relatively small sizeThey usually have a cylinder rated at 5, 10, or 15 minute capacity to be used to escape in the event of an emergency. During normal operation the cylinder valve remains closed and the user draws air from an external air source such as a cascade system.

Workline Unit

Workline UnitsWorkline units are equipped with a fitting which allows connection to external air supplies. In order to work with these units the air must be drawn from the external source and not the escape cylinder. Care must be taken to protect the supply hoses from getting caught or cut by objects. The hose is also a hazard around rotating equipment. Make sure the hose does not catch on any valve handles or operating controls.

Self Contained Breathing Apparatus(SCBA)The SCBA is filled with filtered compressed air, the same air that we breathe. The air should be grade D or better in quality. Most new standards require that the SCBA be of the positive-pressure type. Positive pressure scbas maintain a positive pressure inside the facepiece during inhalation and exhalation. This is a safety measure added to reduce the chance of contaminated air entering through a break in the seal of the mask.

SCBA ComponentsBackpack and Harness assembly is used to secure the cylinder in place. It will have some type of strap configuration to attach the device to the body. The design of these strap configurations can vary from different manufacturers and different models.

SCBA Air Cylinder Assembly

SCBA CylinderSCBA Cylinders come in a variety of sizes, volumes, and operating pressures. It is important to use the correct cylinders with the correct model regulator. A few of the configurations you will we are the following:30-minute, 3000 psi30-minute, 4500 psi45-minute, 4500 psi60-minute, 4500 psi

MSA Cylinder OptionsStealth L-3030 minute2216 psig7 lb - 9 oz.Stealth L-30+30 minute3000 psig9 lb - 14 oz.Kevlar Fully-Wound30 minute3000 psig10 lb - 14 oz.Fiberglass Fully-Wound30 minute2216 psig9 lb - 14 oz.Fiberglass Hoop-Wound30 minute2216 psig13 lbAluminum30 minute2216 psig18 lbStealth H-3030 minute4500 psig7 lb - 3 oz.Fiberglass Fully-Wound30 minute4500 psig11 lb - 1 oz.Stealth H-4545 minute4500 psig10 lb - 9 oz.Stealth H-6060 minute4500 psig12 lb - 11 oz.Fiberglass Fully-Wound60 minute4500 psig18 lb - 9 oz.SCBA CylindersThe ratings that are given to the cylinders do not take into consideration the type of activity being done nor the physical condition of the user. On low means they only get a little over 20 minutes of air. The harder the work, the faster the person will breathe and use up the air. So dont be fooled into thinking you have 30 actual minutes of breathing time.

SCBA CylindersThe cylinders can be made of solid metal such as aluminum or a light weight alloy which is wrapped with some type of fiber for increased strength. All cylinders must be hydrostatically tested. Metal cylinders must be tested every 5 years and have an unlimited service life while composite wrapped cylinders must be tested every three years and have a maximum service life of 15 years

Regulator AssemblyMost SCBAs come with a two stage regulator. They come in two basic configurations.Face Piece mounted regulatorBelt mounted regulatorAir moves from the cylinder, travels through the high-pressure hose and into the regulator. The regulator reduces the pressure of the cylinder air to slightly above atmospheric pressure and controls the flow of air to meet the respiratory requirements of the wearer.

Regulator AssemblyMost newer SCBAs will have a regulator the connects to the face piece. Face piece mounted regulators have many benefits compared to face mounted types:Communication is easierLess likely to cut or damage low pressure hoseEasier to shut off air in non hazardous locations which saves airHere are a few photos of some face piece mounted regulators

Regulator AssemblyThe regulator is equipped with a low air alarm to warn the user. This alarm can be audible, visual, tactile, or a combination. Audible alarms are usually a bell or whistle. Visual alarms are usually an LED display in the mask. Tactile alarms are usually a vibration of the Regulator.Low air alarms should be set at 25% or 1/4th of the cylinder capacity. They are not set by minutes because of the varying capacities of cylinders.

Regulator AssemblyAlways make sure that the cylinder gauge and regulator gauge read approximately the same. In low air situations they may differ so use the lower. If the cylinder gauge and regulator gauge differ by more than 100 psi the unit must be taken out of service and repaired.In the event of regulator failure use the red by-pass. Open, breath, then close until next breath to save air. Immediately leave area.

Facepiece AssemblyThe facepiece assembly is made of four basic parts:FacepieceNose cupExhalation valveHead harnessFacial hair can interfere with the seal of the mask an put personnel at risk. Many companies have a no facial hair policy for workers in areas in which they may need to use respiratory equipment. Here culturally, many males grow facial hair, so just be aware you are putting yourself at risk. The mask to face seal is one of the most important parts of the system.

Facepiece AssemblySome facepieces have a nose cup inside the mask. The nose cup is there to minimize fogging to the mask . If the cold air from the mask mixes with your hot breath, the mask will fog up minimizing visibility. The nose cup directs air out the exhaust port instead of out into the facepiece.Always check the strap configuration on the head harness. Even on the same types of SCBAs they may have mask with different strap configurations. The straps can be rubber or a cloth type. Be careful with rubber straps that you do not snap them while tightening. Always pull straps toward s the rear.

Facepiece AssemblySome masks have:Two strapsFour strapsFive straps

Dont pull the straps to tight as it will actually be harder to get a good seal. Most mask will not be able to be used with glasses. Inserts may have to be used. Masks do come in different sizes and should be fit tested on users to get the best possible seal. Always read the documentation with the SCBA to know the correct way to attach the regulator to the mask.

LimitationsFacepiece only provides limited protection. It only provides limited impact resistance. It will only protect the airway if:The mask is in good working condition The mask is donned properly and the seal is maintainedFacial hair or improper mask size does not interfere with the ability of the mask to seal to the face.Increased weight of the apparatus will affect stamina and can cause discomfort in some cases.Decreased Mobility- The size of the pack may limit which areas are accessible to the rescuer/worker. In confined space entries sometimes it is necessary to remove the pack from the body while still breathing through unit.

LimitationsDecreased Ability to Communicate- Users will experience great difficulty in communicating while breathing air. Some SCBAs have amplifiers or radio accessories installed in the facepiece to combat this problemLimited Visibility- The users field of view is narrowed because of the facepiece. It is important to be very aware of footing when going up and down stairs or when walking through areas with tripping hazards.

LimitationsAir Supply Limitations- The work or rescue time is limited by the quantity of air in the cylinder. It is important to make sure that the cylinders remain full to capacity so the maximum amount of air is available. The duration the cylinder lasts depends on a few factors:Physical condition of the userDegree of exertionCondition of the SCBACylinder pressure before useTraining and experience of the user

Storage, Inspection, MaintenancePersonal breathing equipment shall be located so that the equipment is quickly and easily available to essential personnel. Breathing equipment shall be maintained and stored in a clean sanitary location. They should be stored to protect them from damage, contamination, dust, sunlight, extreme temperatures and damaging chemicals. The equipment should be packed and stored to prevent deformation of the facepiece and exhalation valve.

Storage, Inspection, MaintenanceAll breathing equipment shall be checked before and after each use and inspected at least monthly to ensure that it is maintained in a satisfactory condition. A record should be kept documenting inspection results, dates and findings and maintained for one year.SCBA Masks should be cleaned after every use using mild soapy water. Do not use bleach or sanitizer as they may degrade the rubber. Hang to dry not in sunlight.

Donning ProceduresSCBA Safety ProceduresNever remove or compromise the seal until you have left the contaminated area.Always use the buddy system when working with respiratory protection. Always use two people and in rescue situations and have a back up team of two on stand-by.If there is a regulator malfunction, use the bypass and immediately escape to fresh air.If making an entry into a confined space, taglines should be used.If working in an IDLH atmospheres, a Rescue standby team shall be on site comprised of personnel trained in rescue techniques dealing with H2S. They must have the proper safety equipment to perform these types of rescue.

9. Emergency ResponseEmergency ResponseEffective use of contingency plan, engineering controls, and personal protective equipment (PPE) should reduce the chances of personnel being exposed to hydrogen sulfide gas. In event that these protective measures fail, it is important to know how to respond to these emergencies.

Emergency ResponsePersonnel should always be aware of wind direction. When an H2S alarm goes off the first thing personnel should do is check wind direction and proceed to a safe muster point. All unnecessary possible ignitions sources should be eliminated. Equipment can be used to prevent possible ignition sources:Intrinsically safe electronic equipmentNon-sparking hand toolsSpark arrestorsCooling systems on Rig Motor manifolds

First AidAlways immediately remove injured personnel to fresh air. Rescue personnel should always be protected prior to attempting a rescue.

Inhalation ExposureMove victims to fresh air. Emergency personnel should avoid self-exposure to hydrogen sulfide gas.Evaluate vital signs including pulse and respiratory rate, and note any trauma. If no pulse is detected, provide CPR. If not breathing, provide artificial respiration. If breathing is labored, administer oxygen or other respiratory support.Obtain authorization and/or further instructions from the local hospital for administration of an antidote or performance of other invasive procedures.RUSH to a health care facility as one side effect of exposure is delayed onset of pulmonary edema.

Dermal/Eye ExposureRemove victims from exposure. Emergency personnel should avoid self- exposure to hydrogen sulfide.Evaluate vital signs including pulse and respiratory rate, and note any trauma. If no pulse is detected, provide CPR. If not breathing, provide artificial respiration. If breathing is labored, administer oxygen or other respiratory support.Remove contaminated clothing as soon as possible.If eye exposure has occurred, eyes must be flushed with lukewarm water for at least 15 minutes.Wash exposed skin areas for at least 15 minutes with soap and water.RUSH to a health care facility!

Emergency ResponseA well thought out emergency plan is essential because improperly executed rescue attempts are most often fatal to the rescuer. There are many H2S emergencies on record in which there are multiple fatalities because the personnel were not properly prepared and educated on how to deal with H2S emergencies.It is important that all rescues are made as soon as possible. When a victim is not breathing it takes approximately 6 minutes for brain death to occur and permanent damage occurs prior to that. The best chances of survival have been recorded with personnel which were rescued and resuscitated within 3 minutes.

Emergency ResponseA variety of techniques can be used to remove the injured from the contaminated area. You can use carries and drags to accomplish this:Collar DragExtremity carry (2 people)Firemans CarryOne arm or two arm carry

Wellsite Safety (API RP 49)IntroductionThe intent of this section is to promote personnel safety, protection of the environment, and integrity of the facilities through the use of prudent practices and methods in well drilling, completion, servicing, and workover operations.Due to the toxic nature of hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide, precautions must be taken to ensure personnel safety during any operation. When protective breathing equipment must be worn by all working personnel, all nonessential personnel shall proceed to the safe briefing area. All operations shall be conducted in accordance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations.

PlanningAn operations work plan should be established. Prior to starting operations, operating company, contracting company, service company, and other job-related service company, and other job-related representatives should discuss pertinent well data and information pertaining to the operations.The operator or his representative should provide and review the hydrogen sulfide contingency plan with the drilling or service company representative prior to rig up of the equipment. The operator should also review the service companys immediate action plan to ensure coordinated response in the event of a hydrogen sulfide emergency.

Daily ChecksDaily Checks should be performed by the designated wellsite supervisor prior to the beginning of each work day. The following items should be checked:The worksite for the presence of hydrogen sulfideWind direction indicators ( may require changing safe briefing areas)Hydrogen sulfide monitoring or detection equipmentPlacement of personal protective breathing equipmentPlacement of fire protection equipmentAppropriate first aid equipment

Fluid StorageHydrogen sulfide gas breaking out of stored fluid can be hazardous to personnel, especially if located in an enclosed space. Extreme caution should be exercised where there is a potential that the fluid has been exposed to hydrogen sulfide and is stored in mud or workover pits, trip tanks, reserve pits, or other tanks.Hydrogen Sulfide may be generated by chemical reactions between stored fluids and other materials (residual or added). Personnel should take appropriate safety precautions when entering any enclosed or restricted ventilation area which contains or has contained stored fluid. Contaminated fluid should be disposed of in a safe manner or properly treated.

Pressure Maint. And/or Water FloodingPressure maintenance and/or waterflooding operations may introduce bacteria that can cause water soluble hydrogen sulfide to develop within the producing formation over time and may be present in produced fluids.

Special PrecautionsSpecial precautions should be taken during well drilling or servicing work, such as blowing the well down, dismantling wellhead equipment and flow lines, circulating the well, pulling pumps and packers, and swabbing after acidizing operations so that hazards due to the release of trapped H2S can be avoided. All drilling and/or servicing personnel should be trained in the potential dangers of hydrogen sulfide and precautions to be taken when it is encountered.

Special PrecautionsContinuous hydrogen sulfide monitors/detectors should be available when drilling, working over or servicing a well with a potentially hazardous concentration of H2S. Protective breathing equipment shall be located so that it is quickly and easily available. Mechanical ventilation equipment may be used to direct vapors in the desired direction as protection against calm or light winds. Particular emphasis should be placed on low lying work areas, such as cellars, where hazardous concentrations may develop because of the heavier nature of hydrogen sulfide.

Hydrogen Sulfide DrillsIn addition to hydrogen sulfide training for personnel, periodic emergency drills shall be held. These drills should include those steps necessary to implement the emergency procedures. Records of personnel training and emergency drills shall be documented and maintained for a minimum of 1 year.

Hydrogen Sulfide Ignition SourcesWhen mixed with air, hydrogen sulfide can be explosive. To minimize potential sources of ignition, the following items should be considered:Enforce NO SMOKING rulesLocate portable generator units, dog houses, and change rooms as far away from the well bore as practical.Vehicles should be at least 100 ft from wellbore or distance equal to the height of the derrick or mast.Spark arrestors should be used on all internal combustion enginesRestrict open flames, stoves, open fires, welding operations, or other possible sources of ignition to designated areas

Summary

SummaryHydrogen sulfide is a colorless, odorless gasH2S at low concentrations smells like rotten eggs and quickly deadens the sense of smellIt is heavier than air and will settle in low lying areas or areas where there is very little natural ventilation.Hydrogen sulfide is a flammable gas with an ignition point of 270 0C and is can be explosive when mixed with air. It burns with a blue flame and forms sulfur dioxide, another highly toxic gas.Hydrogen is soluble in water and can be dissolved in crude oil and salt water from wells. It can be released anytime these liquids are agitated, depressurized, or the temperature is increased.

SummaryH2S is commonly found in all phases of hydrocarbon production from drilling to refining. Flaring is the most common way of controlling hydrogen sulfide out in the field.It is important to have continuous monitoring devices to detect hydrogen sulfide because of its very poor warning characteristics.Personnel must recognize the signs and symptoms of exposure.Personnel must be trained to use the PPE available to protect themEmergency procedures must be established before work begins on a location.Although there are several protective systems in place to prevent exposure to personnel it is still a very hazardous chemical to work around which causes many deaths every year despite the training and protection available.

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HSE ORGANHSE ORGANISATION CHARTAs of Apr. 17th 2000HSE MANAGERT.WALSHDEPUTY HSE MANAGERC.K.MINSUB. CHIEF-SAFETYSUB. CHIEF-ENVIR.D.S.LEEM.S.KOSAFETY SITEROAD SAFETYSECURITYOFFICE CLERKCLINICE.R.T./FIREENVIRONMENTALSAFETY SUPERVISORROAD OFFICERROHAM CO.PAKDELDOCTORLEADERENVIR. SUP.RADIOGRAPHYBAHRPEYMAKAZEMIANSOLEIMANZADEHSHARIFIANMIRZAKHANISETOODEHPLANT AREASHOJAEIMAASOOMIMORADIFARNURSEFIRE MANINCI./OPER.SAFETY OFFICERTAFAROJIANSARIABRARIKAZEMIARDESHIRIPLANT AREAAYOUBIHELPERAKBARZADEHPARAMEDICMOHEBBIYAAGHOOBIPLANT AREAHAFEZIHATAMIPEYKARIJAVADIHELPERSCAFFOLD OFF.BAGHLANI-NEJADPOOPREZAEIMOHAMMADIMAHINPOURSAFETY ASS.JONNYJAWAHERIMOAZZENIFIRE/DRIVERBAD-PACONST. AREAMEHRIHOSSEINIDEJ-GAHIHEIDARISAFETY ASS.RAHIMPOURFLAGMANFARAJIHOJABRISCAFFOLD OFF.MOHAMADIPOURASHENAVARHELPERRASHIDITRAINERBAKHTIARI-NEJADNADERIJANG-JOOCLEANERCRANE INSP.MAHRAVANCLEAN/DRIVERHEDAYATIMOHAMMADIGHASEMIMANSOORIRIZIPOOLADIHASSAN-POURFOOLADI

list of hseHSE STAFF LISTDATE: 18.05.2000NO.JOB NO.FULL NAMETRADEAGEARRIVAL IN SITEREMARK1LH 10007Majid SharifianDoctor3317.08.199920 - A - 52LH 10021Masood AyoubiSafety Off.4007.10.199919 - D - 23LH 10039Ahmad AbrariNurse3522.11.199919 - D - 54LH 10040Hashem PakdelPC/Oper.2523.11.199918 - D - 35LH 10048Mohsen MehriSafety Off.4501.12.199919 - D - 176LH 10049Saham PeykariParamedic3001.12.199919 - D - 57LH 10051Amir KazemianTraffic Off.3704.12.199919 - D - 178LH 10053Noorallah MirzakhaniFire/Figh.4608.12.199921 - A - 69LH 10061Bahman Bakhtiari-nejadSafety Off.5619.12.199918 - D - 1510LH 10062Mohammad TafarojiTraffic Ass.2320.12.19993 - D - 411LH 10065Fardin BahrpeymaSafety Sup.3425.12.199921 - A - 612LH 10068Parviz MahravanSafety Ass. Off.4701.01.200019 - D - 213LH 10076Ardavan RahimpourSafety Off.2905.01.200014LH 10082Gholam-reza MaasoomiTraffic Off.4910.01.200018 - D - 1515LH 10091Ali KazemiFire/Figh.2816.01.200016LH 10148Nader MohebbiFire/Figh.4403.04.200017LH 10152Ahmad JavadiFire/Figh.3303.04.200018LH 10092Ali HafeziSafety Off.5417.01.200018 - D - 1519LH 10095Navid ShojaeiSafety Sup.3718.01.200021 - A - 420LH 10114Farid Baghlani-nejadScaffold Off.4216.02.200021LH 10115Shaker MohammadipourScaffold Off.4316.02.200022LH 10131Shapoor SetoodehEnv. Off.2623.02.200021 - A - 423LH 10137Behnoosh RezaeiParamedic3001.03.200024LH 10153Hossein MoazzeniParamedic3103.04.200025LH 20084Saied Jang-jooSafety worker2722.11.1999TAHERI26LH 20085Jalal HedayatiSafety worker2322.11.1999TAHERI27LH 20091Heidar FarajiFire/Driver3329.11.199928LH 20104Abdol-rasool ArdeshiriInci./Oper.4507.12.199919 - D - 229LH 20208Abbas RashidiInci./Helper2312.01.200030LH 20222Mohammad MahinpourInci./Helper3112.01.200031LH 20226Parviz YaaghoobiInci./Oper.4119.01.200019 - D - 232LH 20239Ahmad HatamiRoad/Helper2422.01.20002 - C - 833LH 20240Hashem PoopRoad/Helper2422.01.20002 - C - 834LH 20241Alamdar JawahariRoad/Helper4522.01.200035LH 20244Mehdi HosseiniRoad/Helper2223.01.20002 - C - 836LH 20245Abdol-reza HojabriInci./Helper3023.01.200037LH 20254Ali bad-paInci./Helper3027.01.200038LH 20266Ali HeidariInci./Helper2502.02.200039LH 20290Jamshid GhassemiCleaning/Driver5402.02.200040LH 20296Yadollah NaderiFlagman2617.02.200041LH 20304Mohammad AshenavarFlagman3018.02.2000TAHERI42LH 20369Ali MansooriClinic Helper2212.03.200043LHPatric JonnySafety Ass. Off.2612.04.200044LHHamid MahmodiFire/Figh.45LH 20011Yousef SaberDriver2727.08.1999TAHERI46

leakage chart67&68ciLEAKAGE OF SOURCEStrenght : 68 CiSource No. : B 270Date : 01/Aug/2000Holder Type : Gamma-matHolder No. : 745Certificate No. : 184 A.G.M.DATE OF TEST: 06/Aug/2000Strenght : 67 CiSource No. : B 216Date : 01/Aug/2000Holder Type : Gamma-matHolder No. : 239Certificate No. : 184 A.G.M.DATE OF TEST: 06/Aug/2000REMARKSSAFETY SUP.F.Bahrpeyma

IR192 1761GAMMA-MAT5 cm100 cm8928819011520115IR192 1486GAMMA-MAT5 cm100 cm81027812011025150

decay chart68ciAtomic Energy Organization Of IRANNuclear Research CenterRadio Isotopes DepartmentStrenght : 68 CiSource No. : B 270Date : 01/Aug/2000Holder Type : Gamma-matHolder No. : 745Certificate No. : 184 A.G.M.2-Aug-0067.366.766.165.564.964.363.663.062.561.912-Aug-0061.360.760.259.659.058.557.957.456.856.422-Aug-0055.855.354.854.353.853.252.852.351.851.31-Sep-0050.850.449.949.449.048.548.147.647.146.711-Sep-0046.345.845.445.044.644.143.743.342.942.621-Sep-0042.241.841.340.940.640.239.839.439.138.81-Oct-0038.438.037.737.336.936.636.235.935.535.311-Oct-0035.034.634.334.033.733.333.032.732.432.121-Oct-0031.831.531.230.930.730.330.129.829.529.231-Oct-0029.028.728.428.227.927.627.427.126.926.610-Nov-0026.426.125.925.625.425.225.024.724.524.220-Nov-0024.023.823.523.323.122.922.722.522.322.030-Nov-0021.821.621.421.321.120.920.720.520.320.110-Dec-0019.919.719.519.419.219.018.818.618.418.320-Dec-0018.118.017.717.617.517.317.117.016.816.730-Dec-0016.516.316.216.015.915.715.615.415.315.29-Jan-0115.014.914.814.614.514.314.214.113.913.819-Jan-0113.713.513.413.313.213.112.912.812.612.629-Jan-0112.412.312.212.112.011.911.811.611.611.48-Feb-0111.411.211.211.010.910.810.710.610.510.418-Feb-0110.310.210.110.09.99.99.79.79.69.528-Feb-019.49.39.29.19.09.08.88.88.78.610-Mar-018.68.58.48.38.28.28.18.08.07.820-Mar-017.87.77.67.57.57.47.37.37.27.130-Mar-017.17.06.96.96.86.76.76.66.66.59-Apr-016.56.46.36.36.26.26.16.16.05.919-Apr-015.85.85.85.75.65.65.65.55.45.429-Apr-015.35.35.25.25.25.15.05.04.94.99-May-014.84.84.84.74.74.64.64.64.54.519-May-014.44.44.44.34.34.24.14.14.14.129-May-014.04.03.93.93.93.83.83.73.73.78-Jun-013.73.63.63.53.53.53.53.43.43.318-Jun-013.33.33.33.33.23.23.13.13.13.128-Jun-013.13.03.02.92.92.92.92.92.82.88-Jul-012.82.72.72.72.72.72.62.62.62.518-Jul-012.52.42.42.42.42.42.42.32.32.3

IR192 1761GAMMA-MAT

decay chart67ciAtomic Energy Organization Of IRANNuclear Research CenterRadio Isotopes DepartmentStrenght : 67 CiSource No. : B 216Date : 01/Aug/2000Holder Type : Gamma-matHolder No. : 239Certificate No. : 184 A.G.M.2-Aug-0066.365.765.164.563.963.362.762.161.661.012-Aug-0060.459.859.358.858.257.657.156.556.055.522-Aug-0055.054.554.053.553.052.552.051.551.150.61-Sep-0050.049.649.248.748.247.847.446.946.446.011-Sep-0045.645.244.844.444.043.543.142.742.341.921-Sep-0041.541.140.740.340.039.639.338.938.538.21-Oct-0037.837.537.136.836.436.035.735.435.034.811-Oct-0034.434.133.833.533.232.832.632.232.031.621-Oct-0031.431.030.830.530.229.929.729.329.128.831-Oct-0028.528.328.027.727.527.227.026.726.526.210-Nov-0026.025.725.525.325.024.824.624.324.123.920-Nov-0023.723.523.223.022.822.622.422.222.021.730-Nov-0021.521.321.121.020.820.620.420.220.019.810-Dec-0019.619.419.219.118.918.718.618.418.218.020-Dec-0017.817.717.517.417.217.016.916.816.516.430-Dec-0016.316.115.915.815.715.515.315.215.114.99-Jan-0114.814.714.514.414.314.114.013.913.713.619-Jan-0113.513.313.213.113.012.912.712.612.512.429-Jan-0112.312.112.111.911.811.711.611.511.411.38-Feb-0111.211.111.010.910.710.710.510.510.410.318-Feb-0110.210.110.09.89.89.79.69.59.49.328-Feb-019.29.29.09.08.98.88.78.68.68.510-Mar-018.48.48.28.28.18.08.07.97.87.720-Mar-017.67.67.57.47.47.37.27.27.17.030-Mar-017.06.96.86.86.76.66.66.56.56.49-Apr-016.46.36.26.26.16.16.06.05.95.819-Apr-015.85.75.75.65.65.55.55.45.45.329-Apr-015.25.25.25.15.15.05.04.94.84.89-May-014.84.84.74.64.64.64.54.54.44.419-May-014.44.34.34.24.24.24.14.14.04.029-May-014.04.03.93.83.83.83.83.73.73.68-Jun-013.63.63.63.53.53.43.43.43.43.318-Jun-013.33.23.23.23.13.13.13.13.03.028-Jun-013.02.92.92.92.92.92.82.82.72.78-Jul-012.72.72.72.62.62.62.52.52.52.518-Jul-012.52.42.42.42.32.32.32.32.32.3

IR192 1486GAMMA-MAT

emergency No. newHYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3TOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070Day1810Cordless1810Cordless1810Cordless1810CordlessHSE2071DayHSE2071DayHSE2071DayHSE2071DayOffice2261DayOffice2261DayOffice2261DayOffice2261Day4023Cordless4023Cordless4023Cordless4023CordlessTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019Night3184Cordless3184Cordless3184Cordless3184CordlessHSE3101NightHSE3101NightHSE3101NightHSE3101NightClinic3005~7Clinic3005~7Clinic3005~7Clinic3005~7CampCampCampCamp3175Cordless3175Cordless3175Cordless3175CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessSecurity3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7HSEHSEHSEHSE3167Office3167Office3167Office3167OfficeSITESITESITESITE4021Gate 44021Gate 44021Gate 44021Gate 4SAFETYSAFETYSAFETYSAFETY3183Gate 63183Gate 63183Gate 63183Gate 6Fire Station3119Fire Station3119Fire Station3119Fire Station311930123012301230123176Cordless3176Cordless3176Cordless3176CordlessHYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3TOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070Day1810Cordless1810Cordless1810Cordless1810CordlessHSE2071DayHSE2071DayHSE2071DayHSE2071DayOffice2261DayOffice2261DayOffice2261DayOffice2261Day4023Cordless4023Cordless4023Cordless4023CordlessTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019Night3184Cordless3184Cordless3184Cordless3184CordlessHSE3101NightHSE3101NightHSE3101NightHSE3101NightClinic3005~7Clinic3005~7Clinic3005~7Clinic3005~7CampCampCampCamp3175Cordless3175Cordless3175Cordless3175CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessSecurity3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7HSEHSEHSEHSE3167Office3167Office3167Office3167OfficeSITESITESITESITE4021Gate 44021Gate 44021Gate 44021Gate 4SAFETYSAFETYSAFETYSAFETY3183Gate 63183Gate 63183Gate 63183Gate 6Fire Station3119Fire Station3119Fire Station3119Fire Station311930123012301230123176Cordless3176Cordless3176Cordless3176CordlessHYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.HYUNDAI EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.TOTAL EMERGENCY TEL. NO.Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22182Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191Tel: (077273)22191HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3HDEC Office1511~3TOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070DayTOTAL2070Day1810Cordless1810Cordless1810Cordless1810CordlessHSE2071DayHSE2071DayHSE2071DayHSE2071DayOffice2261DayOffice2261DayOffice2261DayOffice2261Day4023Cordless4023Cordless4023Cordless4023CordlessTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019NightTOTAL3019Night3184Cordless3184Cordless3184Cordless3184CordlessHSE3101NightHSE3101NightHSE3101NightHSE3101NightClinic3005~7Clinic3005~7Clinic3005~7Clinic3005~7CampCampCampCamp3175Cordless3175Cordless3175Cordless3175CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessTOTAL4017CordlessSecurity3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7Security3164~5Gate 7HSEHSEHSEHSE3167Office3167Office3167Office3167OfficeSITESITESITESITE4021Gate 44021Gate 44021Gate 44021Gate 4SAFETYSAFETYSAFETYSAFETY3183Gate 63183Gate 63183Gate 63183Gate 6Fire Station3119Fire Station3119Fire Station3119Fire Station311930123012301230123176Cordless3176Cordless3176Cordless3176Cordless

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Incident(LTA)INCIDENT RECORD (LTA)As of 13th Oct. 2000NODATECOMPANYCONTENTSLTADATE RETURNEDREMARKS1213-Nov-99DORRIZA welder's finger was caught between pipe and ground.LTA11318-Nov-99HDECThe car Nissan Patrol was deviated to right side of road avoiding big vehicle coming in front of the car.LTA21910-Dec-99AFRAFinger amputation injury to AFRA mason.LTA32024-Dec-99RAMSHIRScaffold falling down.LTA42614-Jan-00DORRIZFall of DORRIZ welder at waste water tank, sea water intake.LTA54329-Feb-00HDECFinger injury whilst removing concrete from mixer truck.LTA65514-Mar-00HDECHDEC car driven into excavation road "c".LTA77624-Apr-00TARACompactor Operators hand hit by handle when starting machine.LTA803.06.008025-Apr-00TARACompactor Operators hand hit by handle when starting machine.LTA907.06.008327-Apr-00RAMSHIRFall into Excavation.LTA108929-Apr-00RAMSHIRLeft hand trauma sustained by RAMSHIR worker when hit by steel rebar.LTA111004-May-00GAMMAHand cut on circular saw.LTA1210510-May-00HDECCrane hit HSE helper at construction area roundabout.LTA131078-May-00GAMMACrush of GAMMA drivers fingers in car door.LTA1410811-May-00DORRIZInjury to DORRIZ worker on ladder.LTA1511013-May-00HDECAssault Batching Plant.Followed by motorcycle accident.LTA1612520-May-00HDECLabourers foot caught between steel shelves & floor.LTA1712622-May-00CISScald injury to CIS cook.LTA1812928-May-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR man hit by concrete skip.LTA1913031-May-00HDECConcrete hit HDEC pump operator.LTA2013814-Jun-00TARAFall of formwork onto left foot of TARA worker.LTA 2314016-Jun-00HDECThe rigger fell down from ladder on the road in warehouse.LTA 2414318-Jun-00TARAFall of TARA truck into trench.LTA 2514518-Jun-00GAMMAA helper from GAMMA twisted his back.LTA 2614612-Jun-00HDECScaffold supervisor disputed by HDEC driver.LTA 2214720-Jun-00DORRIZGrinder cut to left calf of DORRIZ worker.LTA 2714820-Jun-00AFRAFall of empty ice box onto AFRA mans foot.LTA 2815122-Jun-00TARATARA rigger hit on elbow by reversing fuel truck.LTA 291528-Jun-00HDECFall of HDEC scaffolder.LTA 2115523-Jun-00HDECRigger fainted & fell from trailer.LTA 3016026-Jun-00GAMMAFall of GAMMA worker resulting in fractured wrist.LTA 3116127-Jun-00RBPRBP worker hits foot on steel.LTA 3216328-Jun-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker falls from forklift during maintenance & hits foot.LTA 3316429-Jun-00TARACrush injury to finger of TARA worker.LTA 341651-Jul-00RAMSHIREye injury RAMSHIR worker from chipping concrete.LTA 351663-Jul-00HDECFall of hook & suspended load when cable broke.LTA 361673-Jul-00IGCIGC finger cut on electric sawing machine.LTA 371736-Jul-00CISFall of pot onto toe of CIS worker.LTA 381758-Jul-00GAMMAHeat exhaustion GAMMA worker 2 days hospitalised.LTA 3917610-Jul-00CISA CIS cook got an injury on his hand when he hanged the meat in the hook.LTA 4017711-Jul-00IGCThe left middle finger of IGC worker was caught between a 4" diameter pipe and a metal table.LTA 4118313-Jul-00ICCThe left hand of ICC worker was struck by falling stone.LTA 4218514-Jul-00GAMMAGAMMA worker got a finger injury while using compactor.LTA 4318816-Jul-00GAMMAGAMMA worker got a finger injury by rebar cutting machine.LTA 4419119-Jul-00SABSAB worker's finger was injured by hammer.LTA 4519420-Jul-00DORRIZDORRIZ worker's thumb was hit by hammer.LTA 4619622-Jul-00SABSAB worker's right leg was struck by falling concrete block.LTA 4719922-Jul-00HDECHDEC electrician got an eye injury by suddenly energizing into electric circuit.LTA 4820022-Jul-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker was struck by falling scaffold pipe.LTA 4920123-Jul-00CISCIS worker slipped and sustained right hand injury.LTA 5020928-Jul-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker suffered an ankle injury.LTA 5121230-Jul-00TARATARA worker's finger was caught on running engine belt.LTA 5221330-Jul-00GAMMAGAMMA worker sustained foot injury when struck by concrete formwork.LTA 532163-Aug-00AL-ITTEFAGCrush injury to finger from lift truck manouvring a wood saddle on a trailer.LTA 542171-Aug-00AFRAFell one metre from ladder.LTA 552184-Aug-00HDECSlip on sloping ground causing injury to base of spine.LTA 562206-Aug-00RAMSHIRTwisted ankle while lifting scaffold tube.LTA 572259-Aug-00IGCIGC rigger helper ankle injury from pipe elbow on trailer.LTA 5822613-Aug-00TARAAmputation finger injured TARA worker OSBL.LTA 592289-Aug-00HDECHDEC electrician gets electric burns to hand.LTA 6022916-Aug-00HDECFall while running for a bus.LTA 6123016-Aug-00AL-ITTEFAGAL-ETEFAGH Crane operator, felldown from a trailer.LTA 6223220-Aug-00HDECFall of unbalanced load of rebar onto foot of rigger.LTA 6323320-Aug-00GAMMAFell into trench when crossing.LTA 6423420-Aug-00RAMSHIRSprain to right ankle of RAMSHIR worker who fell when boarding a bus.LTA 6523525-Aug-00TARAFall of TARA worker into trench.LTA 6623626-Aug-00RAMSHIRFall of RAMSHIR worker into trench.LTA 6723726-Aug-00RBPRBP cut to hand from knife.LTA 6823827-Aug-00ICCThumb injury while removing formwork.LTA 6923928-Aug-00GAMMAFall of steelfixer at ground level injuring lower back.LTA 702441-Sep-00RBPHand injury worker from Sand Blast pot.LTA 712453-Sep-00GAMMAGAMMA scaffolder hit finger with hammer.LTA 722495-Sep-00RBPLifting incident RBP.LTA 732506-Sep-00CISCIS chest injury.LTA 742516-Sep-00AFRAFractured foot from dropped scaffold.LTA 752527-Sep-00SOLARAmputation injury to tip of SOLAR workers finger.LTA 762539-Sep-00HDECFall of scaffold pipe onto finger.LTA 7725410-Sep-00TARATARA hand injury from falling pipe.LTA 7825510-Sep-00HDECHDEC worker hit thumb with hammer.LTA 7925611-Sep-00ICCInjury to wrist of ICC worker from snapped rebar.LTA 8025712-Sep-00CISCIS worker cuts thumb from knife.LTA 8125812-Sep-00DORRIZFall of DORRIZ worker when descending steel work.LTA 8225912-Sep-00TARACollapse of pipe support TARA workshop.LTA 8326012-Sep-00TARATARA incident while climbing out of excavation.LTA 8426112-Sep-00SOLARSOLAR worker fell off pump truck.LTA 8526212-Sep-00ICCTrip & head injury to ICC worker.LTA 8626312-Sep-00RAMSHIRFall of molten Iron into RAMSHIR welder's shoe.LTA 8726413-Sep-00HDECKnife assault on helper cook.LTA 8826513-Sep-00AFRAFall of wooden shutter onto foot of AFRA worker.LTA 8926713-Sep-00RAMSHIRFall of steel shutter onto foot of RAMSHIR worker.LTA 9026815-Sep-00HDECFall from Truck of HDEC driver.LTA 9126916-Sep-00HDECSurvey assistant fell & injured spine.LTA 9227016-Sep-00IGCEye injury IGC worker.LTA 9327116-Sep-00KUMGAKUMGA worker drops pipe on foot.LTA 9427216-Sep-00AFRAInjury to elbow boarding a Minibus.LTA 9527417-Sep-00HDECA HDEC worker slip & fall into electrical pit.LTA 9627517-Sep-00GAMMACut hand GAMMA carpenter handling iron sheets.LTA 9727618-Sep-00HDECFinger fracture from concrete Mixer chute.LTA 9827819-Sep-00RADIRAHand caught between two pipes.LTA 9927920-Sep-00ATISAZANA worker, fall while running for bus.LTA 10028021-Sep-00IGCIGC finger injury on pipe cutter machine.LTA 10128122-Sep-00GAMMAGAMMA foreman hit by car.LTA 10228323-Sep-00HDECRigger fall from Trailer.LTA 10328423-Sep-00GAMMAFinger injury from falling pipe.LTA 10428523-Sep-00SOLARA Form worker was eye injury.LTA 10528623-Sep-00SABScaffolder power failure & fall into excavation.LTA 10628723-Sep-00RBPSand blaster thumb injury.LTA 10728824-Sep-00AFSHINBANAA AFSHIN-BANA worker was injured his right hand dorsum.LTA 10828924-Sep-00IGCA IGC worker was injured finger.LTA 10929025-Sep-00IGCA IGC worker was injured finger.LTA 11029125-Sep-00GAMMAA GAMMA steel frame worker was injured finger.LTA 11129225-Sep-00IGCFall of Iron sheet on IGC workers fingers.LTA 11229325-Sep-00SOLARFall of SOLAR worker from ladder while entering an excavation.LTA 11329426-Sep-00CISAmputation injury while cutting meat.LTA 11429525-Sep-00IGCIGC fall of elbow from Gantry.LTA 11529626-Sep-00AFRAElbow injury AFRA worker.LTA 11629728-Sep-00DORRIZThumb crush injury DORRIZ worker.LTA 11729830-Sep-00RBPLeg injury from Forklift RBP worker.LTA 11829929-Sep-00RAMSHIRFinger injury RAMSHIR worker.LTA 12030030-Sep-00SABVehicle Incident SAB.LTA 11930130-Sep-00ELMATCOELMATCO eye injury.LTA 12130230-Sep-00RBPRBP injury to finger from foreign body.LTA 1223033-Oct-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR hand injury from hilti gun.LTA 1233043-Oct-00RAMSHIRHand injury RAMSHIR worker.LTA 1243053-Oct-00GAMMAGAMMA hand injury.LTA 1253084-Oct-00HDECHDEC rigger foot injury.LTA 1263095-Oct-00HDECFall of shutter onto HDEC carpenters finger.LTA 1273105-Oct-00HDECAcid burns to forearm HDEC worker.LTA 1283115-Oct-00RAMSHIRFall from pipe.LTA 12931914-Oct-00RAMSHIRCrane incident while lifting pipe. Two injured.LTA 1303149-Oct-00ICCCompactor injury to ICC worker.LTA 1313159-Oct-00MSAFinger injury MSA watchman.LTA 13231711-Oct-00SOLARFinger injury SOLAR worker.LTA 13331812-Oct-00AZMOONGOSTARA AZMOONGOSTAR Radiographer sprained ankle.LTA 13432014-Oct-00CISCook sustains amputation to part of finger from mincing machine.LTA 13532115-Oct-00RBPRBP worker hit by pipe falling from Forklift.LTA 13632215-Oct-00ICCICC workers foot hit by rebar.LTA 13732313-Oct-00TARAInjury to shin of TARA worker.LTA 13832416-Oct-00SABFinger injury SAB worker.LTA 13932516-Oct-00TARAHand injury TARA fitter.LTA 14032621-Oct-00SABSAB worker hit by falling pipe.LTA 14132717-Oct-00AZMOONGOSTARHDEC employee hit while crossing road by AZMOON. Driver.LTA 14232917-Oct-00AFRAAn AFRA worker was injured his foot.LTA 14333021-Oct-00HDECHDEC worker fell from trailer.LTA 14433118-Oct-00AFRAHand injury AFRA worker.LTA 14533220-Oct-00ICCThumb injury ICC worker.LTA 14633320-Oct-00ICCFall of a mould over his hand dorsum.LTA 14733423-Oct-00GAMMAA welding machine was being moved and hit by worker shoulder.LTA 14833520-Oct-00CISSlip & fall at canteen No.6.LTA 149

Incident RecordIncident RecordDate :07th Sep.2000NODATECOMPANYCONTENTSREMARK (LTA)17-Sep-99ABEJClimbing steel structure without ladder, the injured fell down.211-Sep-99AFRATelephone cable was hit by truck.38-Oct-99DORRIZPickup truck ran into mini bus near the gate 7.411-Oct-99AFRACatching a thief who tried to take out 5 gate valves.519-Oct-99HDEC12 pieces of UPVC pipe dropped to water during offloading.619-Oct-99HDEC1unit of 20,000 liter FRP water tank was dammaged by 40' container during offloading.719-Oct-99HDEC4 bundle of wire mesh were dropped from the trailer during transportation at a crossing road.828-Oct-99HDEC100 ton tire crane hit the water tank on the security office near the gate7.96-Nov-99HDECDuring repairing heavy machinery, oil generated from equipment soaked away into the around soil.107-Nov-99ABEJMobile crane was upset when offloading ceiling panels.1113-Nov-99HDECTrailer's rear tire was passed on the foot of the victim when tractor was moving backward.1213-Nov-99DORRIZA welder's finger was caught between pipe and ground.LTA11318-Nov-99HDECThe car Nissan Patrol was deviated to right side of road avoiding big vehicle coming in front of the car.LTA21422-Nov-99AFRAThe front glass of excavator was broken by crashing truck.1523-Nov-99HDECIn temporary work shop, when assembling of boom cylinder, the repairman's finger was scratched by bolt.165-Dec-99HDECThe crane, parked in the workshop at 8 pm the day before, slided back and crushed with fence at 4 am.1719-Dec-99RAMSHIRMan hit by fork lift.1821-Dec-99HDECOne motorcycle contact with a mini bus.1910-Dec-99AFRAFinger amputation injury to AFRA mason.LTA32024-Dec-99RAMSHIRScaffold falling down.LTA4214-Jan-00AFRAElectric shock received by AFRA electrician.225-Jan-00ABEJWater Main hit by excavator.231-Jan-00RAMSHIRA RAMSHIR mini bus contact with a water tanker in the public road.249-Jan-00DORRIZTraffic accident DORRIZ pick up and lorry.2512-Jan-00HDECParked crane rolled back & hit fire tanker.2614-Jan-00DORRIZFall of DORRIZ welder at waste water tank, sea water intake.LTA52716-Jan-00DORRIZWood storage fire.2816-Jan-00DORRIZOil spillage DORRIZ.2922-Jan-00HDECFall of boom from fork lift during lifting struck worker side of body & foot.3026-Jan-00AFRATip over of Forklift.3129-Jan-00HDECTip over of Excavator whilst being loaded onto trailer.3229-Jan-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR labourer trod on nail.337-Feb-00HDECDischarge sewerage adjacent Nakhl-e-Taghi water wells.347-Feb-00GAMMAFight between two workers.3517-Feb-00AFRAPower cable hit by Excavator.3617-Feb-00C.I.SFlash explosion of gas valve Iranian canteen.3722-Feb-00GAMMAHand hit by hammer.3821-Feb-00HDECWall of Iranian Messhall was hit by crane.3910-Jan-00HDECSame parts of operator's hairs was burned by fire out from 1st chamber burner hole.Nearmiss4021-Feb-00HDECOne of the water tankers from Dorahak water source contaminated by petrolieum oil.4123-Feb-00All Subcon.Crowd rush at Iranian canteen.4225-Feb-00TARAMotor scooter driven into excavation during night works.4329-Feb-00HDECFinger injury whilst removing concrete from mixer truck.LTA64428-Feb-00RAMSHIRThumb injury from rebar cutting machine.452-Mar-00HDECVehicle turned over whilst avoiding a cow on the public road.4622-Feb-00HDECDischarging of untreated water due to defect of sewage treatment plant process.474-Mar-00AFRAFlash fire bitumen drums by AFRA.486-Mar-00HDECElectric shock during telephone wiring work by the serviceman outside.496-Mar-00HDECElectrical cables hit by back hoe equipment.506-Mar-00DORRIZA thumb sprained between two flanged pipes, when one moved.519-Mar-00HDECA finger tip was crushed by welded pipe piece.5212-Mar-00HDECHYUNDAI driver speeding at 100 Km/h zone.5313-Mar-00DORRIZDORRIZ worker fell from a stanchion.5413-Mar-00PAY-KAVCollision PAY-KAV land rover and GAMMA crane.5514-Mar-00HDECHDEC car driven into excavation road "c".LTA75614-Mar-00ABEJABEJ tractor hit by fence.5722-Mar-00RAMSHIRThumb crushed by shutter being removed from concrete.5829-Mar-00HDECGenerator fell from the Trailer.59Mar-00HDECOil Pollution.6030-Mar-00HDECHandrail on Batching Plant breaks under imposed load & strikes a HDEC worker.6130-Mar-00AFRAAFRA man fell in pool.6230-Mar-00AFRAAFRA hit pipe.634-Apr-00HDECOil spillage on the road by HDEC crane.644-Apr-00HDECMotorcycle slipped and fell on the oily road near Gate 4.659-Apr-00HDECTwo vehicle crushed each other.6611-Apr-00HDECA worker from HDEC mechanical workshop was struck by pipe used in tying the generator.6713-Apr-00AFRATwo men while travelling to work from KANGAN were involved in a fatal road accident.(Not related with work)6816-Apr-00TARAA worker from TARA had his head hit to the shovel lever.6917-Apr-00SABFront wheels of A tractor/loader fell down into the excavation for the Off gas compressor shelter.7019-Apr-00TARAA worker from TARA had his thumb hit by steel bar.7119-Apr-00DORRIZA worker's finger was caught by remaining between the girder and stanchion.7220-Apr-00RAMSHIRA water truck fell down to the ditch.7317-Apr-00SABThe worker had his face hit by rebar.7421-Apr-00SABThe worker had his foot hit by cement block.7525-Apr-00HDECHyundai Crane was stopped in ' T ' shaped public road.7624-Apr-00TARACompactor Operators hand hit by handle when starting machine.LTA87724-Apr-00GAMMAOil Spillage.7824-Apr-00DORRIZMan hit by flying sheet in parking area dislodged by high wind.7925-Apr-00HDECSignboard blown down by high wind.8025-Apr-00TARACompactor Operators hand hit by handle when starting machine.LTA98125-Apr-00AFRAElectrical Fire Company Camp.8226-Apr-00RAMSHIRElectric cable cut Gate 4.8327-Apr-00RAMSHIRFall into Excavation.LTA108427-Apr-00SABBar bender injured to legs when rebar being bent, broke and struck him.8527-Apr-00GAMMAPump fell on foot of GAMMA worker.8628-Apr-00HDECOil spillage in NAKHL-E-TAQI Jetty.8728-Apr-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker hit finger with hammer.8829-Apr-00RAMSHIRForehead injury from grinder particle to RAMSHIR worker.8929-Apr-00RAMSHIRLeft hand trauma sustained by RAMSHIR worker when hit by steel rebar.LTA119030-Apr-00ROHAMROHAM car hits electrical post OSBL.911-May-00HDECFall of 52 inch pipe from trailer at Gate4.921-May-00HDECFire HDEC Clinic.932-May-00ABEJABEJ Pick up hit SAB signboard.942-May-00HDECA HDEC fuel tanker fell into an excavation.952-May-00CISSpillage of hot chicken soup onto feet of 3No. co-workers after slipping on floor.9627-Apr-00HDECHDEC Employee bitten by snake.9730-Apr-00HDECTruck cabin hit by pipe.984-May-00KUN KANG KI KONGInjury to two men when lifting belt broke when lifting Hydro unit.994-May-00CISFrozen meat fell onto knee of CIS.1004-May-00GAMMAHand cut on circular saw.LTA121016-May-00GAMMAScald injuries to GAMMA worker when removing radiator cap to tractor.1025-May-00GAMMAGAMMA worker damaged knee while jumping into excavation.1036-May-00HDECHyundai worker fell down from the ladder.1049-May-00HDECVehicle accident HDEC driver & civilian motor cycle outside Gate 7.10510-May-00HDECCrane hit HSE helper at construction area roundabout.LTA1310611-May-00GAMMARear wheel of GAMMA dump truck fell into the excavation.1078-May-00GAMMACrush of GAMMA drivers fingers in car door.LTA1410811-May-00DORRIZInjury to DORRIZ worker on ladder.LTA151099-May-00HDECPedestrians foot hit by HDEC driver.11013-May-00HDECAssault Batching Plant.Followed by motorcycle accident.LTA1611113-May-00AFRA/ABEJTwo fights on site between AFRA & ABEJ labourers.11213-May-00CISCIS scald injury in Kitchen.11314-May-00HDECFall of oil drum hit Batching Plant supervisor.11414-May-00TARAFight TARA workers. 3 Injured. 13 Involved.11516-May-00GAMMAA GAMMA concreting mason fell into a 2 meter deep excavation at Plant Area.11615-May-00HDECFall of silo pipe onto workers head.11713-May-00NAZERANTwo NAZERAN radiographers exposed to Radiation Dose.11816-May-00DORRIZDORRIZ crane hit by Gate 411917-May-00IGCIGC Trailer hit signboard.12020-May-00SABBlock wall blown down in high wind.12120-May-00TARATARA motorcycle accident.12221-May-00TARATumb injury from pipe.12322-May-00TARATARA Truck hit parking shed post.12421-May-00ABEJABEJ scaffold fitting falls onto generator.12520-May-00HDECLabourers foot caught between steel shelves & floor.LTA1712622-May-00CISScald injury to CIS cook.LTA1812727-May-00HDECVehicle incident by Gate 4C, HDEC car hits fence.12828-May-00HDECWebbing sling broke during lifting operation.12928-May-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR man hit by concrete skip.LTA1913031-May-00HDECConcrete hit HDEC pump operator.LTA2013131-May-00DORRIZFall of shackle hitting DORRIZ foreman.1324-Jun-00TARATARA labourer drinks diluted acid, believing it to be water.1339-Jun-00HDECFall of rebar during unloading.1349-Jun-00HDECFire hydrant was hit & damaged by one vehicle.13510-Jun-00TARAElectric shock while connecting up TV antenna.13613-Jun-00TARAInjury to ankle of TARA worker.13712-Jun-00TARAOne Trailer from TARA hit HYUNDAI Crane.13814-Jun-00TARAFall of formwork onto left foot of TARA worker.LTA 2313910-Jun-00HDECFall of reinforcing steel at Jetty.14016-Jun-00HDECThe rigger fell down from ladder on the road in warehouse.LTA 2414113-Jun-00TARAWater tanker from TARA hit fence near the Gate 4A.14217-Jun-00IGCArgon welder hit on head by swinging gantry crane hook.14318-Jun-00TARAFall of TARA truck into trench.LTA 2514418-Jun-00TARATurn over of crane during lifting with no outriggers extended.14518-Jun-00GAMMAA helper from GAMMA twisted his back.LTA 2614612-Jun-00HDECScaffold supervisor disputed by HDEC driver.LTA 2214720-Jun-00DORRIZGrinder cut to left calf of DORRIZ worker.LTA 2714820-Jun-00AFRAFall of empty ice box onto AFRA mans foot.LTA 2814921-Jun-00RAMSHIRCollision RAMSHIR's crane with concrete pump.15023-Jun-00TARAFall of rear wheel of TARA truck into excavation.15122-Jun-00TARATARA rigger hit on elbow by reversing fuel truck.LTA 291528-Jun-00HDECFall of HDEC scaffolder.LTA 2115311-Jun-00ICCFall of concrete frame on foot of ICC worker.15422-Jun-00HDECFalling pipe from the trailer.15523-Jun-00HDECRigger fainted & fell from trailer.LTA 3015627-Jun-00DORRIZFall of DORRIZ mobile crane in ditch.15726-Jun-00HDECVehicle incident HDEC trailer carrying steel beams & GAMMA lorry.15827-Jun-00AFRAAFRA excavator hit & damaged electric cable near Gate 7.15927-Jun-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR bus ran into drainage ditch.16026-Jun-00GAMMAFall of GAMMA worker resulting in fractured wrist.LTA 3116127-Jun-00RBPRBP worker hits foot on steel.LTA 3216228-Jun-00TARACollision TARA truck & TARA car.16328-Jun-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker falls from forklift during maintenance & hits foot.LTA 3316429-Jun-00TARACrush injury to finger of TARA worker.LTA 341651-Jul-00RAMSHIREye injury RAMSHIR worker from chipping concrete.LTA 351663-Jul-00HDECCable of HDEC crane broke and hook fell on men underneath.LTA 361673-Jul-00IGCIGC finger cut on electric sawing machine.LTA 371686-Jul-00MSAMSA crane overturns. No outriggers extended.1697-Jul-00RAMSHIRFire on RAMSHIR crane at Motorpool Area.1709-Jul-00TARATARA car overspeed, lost control in overtaking a motorcycle & ended up in a ditch.1714-Jul-00CISCIS worker slipped and hit head on floor.1726-Jul-00TARATARA worker iron particle in eye.1736-Jul-00CISFall of pot onto toe of CIS worker.LTA 381745-Jul-00SABSAB worker iron particle in left eye.1758-Jul-00GAMMAHeat exhaustion GAMMA worker 2 days hospitalised.LTA 3917610-Jul-00CISA CIS cook got an injury on his hand when he hanged the meat in the hook.LTA 4017711-Jul-00IGCThe left middle finger of IGC worker was caught between a 4" diameter pipe and a metal table.LTA 411787-Jul-00CISFinger between the wheel barrow and pot while unloading the pot.1795-Jul-00IGCIGC worker fell down from turning pipe.18013-Jul-00GAMMAForeign body in the eye of GAMMA worker.18114-Jul-00TARATARA worker's gloves was contacted with drill bit.18212-Jul-00GAMMAGAMMA worker's leg was hit by falling iron sheet..18313-Jul-00ICCThe left hand of ICC worker was struck by falling stone.LTA 4218414-Jul-00IGC30 ton crane owned by IGC rammed into the workshop's stone.18514-Jul-00GAMMAGAMMA worker got a finger injury while using compactor.LTA 4318616-Jul-00RBPRBP worker's left foot was struck by a falling pipe.18716-Jul-00CISElectrical outlet was overloaded and burned, CIS.18816-Jul-00GAMMAGAMMA worker got a finger injury by rebar cutting machine.LTA 441896-Jul-00HDECHDEC watchman inhaled sulfuric acid vapours.19016-Jul-00TARATARA worker's forearm was cut by edge of pipe.19119-Jul-00SABSAB worker's finger was injured by hammer.LTA 4519219-Jul-00HDECFire was happened in HDEC office building.19320-Jul-00TARATARA worker's finger was caught between pipe & ground.19420-Jul-00DORRIZDORRIZ worker's thumb was hit by hammer.LTA 4619521-Jul-00TARAFront wheel of TARA dump truck fell into excavation.19622-Jul-00SABSAB worker's right leg was struck by falling concrete block.LTA 4719723-Jul-00TARATARA pick up truck fell into the ditch.19821-Jul-00ICCTire bolt for ICC water tank was broken causing the release of the tire.19922-Jul-00HDECHDEC electrician got an eye injury by suddenly energizing into electric circuit.LTA 4820022-Jul-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker was struck by falling scaffold pipe.LTA 4920123-Jul-00CISCIS worker slipped and sustained right hand injury.LTA 5020224-Jul-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR excavator fell from trailer truck.20324-Jul-00SATILeft side of SATI trailer truck was hit by steel structure.20424-Jul-00CISCIS worker sustained first degree burn while cleaning a refrigerator.20525-Jul-00HDECFire broke out in HDEC welding shop.20627-Jul-00RAMSHIRA wire rope sling was cut while being used in lifting, RAMSHIR.20727-Jul-00RAMSHIRLeft foot of RAMSHIR worker was injured by compactor.20828-Jul-00AFRAAFRA worker sustained foot injury by protruding nail.20928-Jul-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker suffered an ankle injury.LTA 5121027-Jul-00TARATARA worker sustained burn injury on his chest.21130-Jul-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR worker sustained a finger injury when it was pressed by 4" pipe.21230-Jul-00TARATARA worker's finger was caught on running engine belt.LTA 5221330-Jul-00GAMMAGAMMA worker sustained foot injury when struck by concrete formwork.LTA 532141-Aug-00AFRACollusion AFRA pick-up & SAB bus.2154-Aug-00HDECVehicle incident HDEC rental crane & pick-up.2163-Aug-00AL-ITTEFAGCrush injury to finger from lift truck manouvring a wood saddle on a trailer.LTA 542171-Aug-00AFRAFell one metre from ladder.LTA 552184-Aug-00HDECSlip on sloping ground causing injury to base of spine.LTA 562196-Aug-00TARAVehicle incident, TARA truck reversed into other vehicle.2206-Aug-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR scaffolder twisted ankle while lifting scaffold tube.LTA 572218-Aug-00IGCIGC crane hits Gate 6A.22210-Aug-00AFRAVehicle incident TARA & AFRA mini buses.2239-Aug-00TARATel. Line cut OSBL by excavator.22412-Aug-00HDECVehicle incident camp DORRIZ & HDEC.2259-Aug-00IGCIGC rigger helper ankle injury from pipe elbow on trailer.LTA 5822613-Aug-00TARAAmputation finger injured TARA worker OSBL.LTA 5922713-Aug-00TARATARA truck hit the fence of Korean Camp.2289-Aug-00HDECHDEC electrician gets electric burns to hand.LTA 6022916-Aug-00HDECFall while running for a bus.LTA 6123016-Aug-00AL-ITTEFAGAL-ETEFAGH Crane operator, felldown from a trailer.LTA 6223119-Aug-00RBP75 ton crane's wire rope broke when lifting pipe.23220-Aug-00HDECFall of unbalanced load of rebar onto foot of rigger.LTA 6323320-Aug-00GAMMAFell into trench when crossing.LTA 6423420-Aug-00RAMSHIRSprain to right ankle of RAMSHIR worker who fell when boarding a bus.LTA 6523525-Aug-00TARAFall of TARA worker into trench.LTA 6623626-Aug-00RAMSHIRFall of RAMSHIR worker into trench.LTA 6723726-Aug-00RBPRBP cut to hand from knife.LTA 6823827-Aug-00ICCThumb injury while removing formwork.LTA 6923928-Aug-00GAMMAFall of steelfixer at ground level injuring lower back.LTA 7024031-Aug-00GAMMAFire incident camp.2411-Sep-00RAMSHIRVehicle incident RAMSHIR & SAB.2421-Sep-00HDECVehicle incident HDEC & AFRA.2433-Sep-00RAMSHIRCrane incident.2441-Sep-00RBPHand injury worker from Sand Blast pot.LTA 712453-Sep-00GAMMAGAMMA scaffolder hit finger with hammer.LTA 722466-Sep-00HDECCrane incident.Construction Area.2476-Sep-00HDECCrane incident.IGC shop.2485-Sep-00RAMSHIRVehicle incident RAMSHIR pick up.2495-Sep-00RBPLifting incident RBP.LTA 732506-Sep-00CISA CIS worker chest injury.LTA 742516-Sep-00AFRAFractured hand from dropped scaffold.LTA 752527-Sep-00SOLARAmputation injury to tip of SOLAR workers finger.LTA 762539-Sep-00HDECFall of scaffold pipe onto finger.LTA 7725410-Sep-00TARATARA hand injury from falling pipe.LTA 7825510-Sep-00HDECHDEC worker hit thumb with hammer.LTA 7925611-Sep-00ICCInjury to wrist of ICC worker from snapped rebar.LTA 8025712-Sep-00CISCIS worker cuts thumb from knife.LTA 8125812-Sep-00DORRIZFall of DORRIZ worker when descending steel work.LTA 8225912-Sep-00TARACollapse of pipe support TARA workshop.LTA 8326012-Sep-00TARATARA incident while climbing out of excavation.LTA 8426112-Sep-00SOLARSOLAR worker fell off pump truck.LTA 8526212-Sep-00ICCTrip & head injury to ICC worker.LTA 8626312-Sep-00RAMSHIRFall of molten Iron into RAMSHIR welder's shoe.LTA 8726413-Sep-00HDECKnife assault on helper cook.LTA 8826513-Sep-00AFRAFall of wooden shutter onto foot of AFRA worker.LTA 8926613-Sep-00SABReverse of SAB Dump Truck into excavation.26713-Sep-00RAMSHIRFall of steel shutter onto foot of RAMSHIR worker.LTA 9026815-Sep-00HDECFall from Truck of HDEC driver.LTA 9126916-Sep-00HDECSurvey assistant fell & injured spine.LTA 9227016-Sep-00IGCEye injury IGC worker.LTA 9327116-Sep-00KUMGAKUMGA worker drops pipe on foot.LTA 9427216-Sep-00AFRAInjury to elbow boarding a Minibus.LTA 9527317-Sep-00DORRIZFATALITY to TARA worker by DORRIZ minibus.FA 127417-Sep-00HDECA HDEC worker slip & fall into electrical pit.LTA 9627517-Sep-00GAMMACut hand GAMMA carpenter handling iron sheets.LTA 9727618-Sep-00HDECFinger fracture from concrete Mixer chute.LTA 9827719-Sep-00HDECFall of transformer during lifting at HDEC Jetty.27819-Sep-00RADIRAHand caught between two pipes.LTA 9927920-Sep-00ATISAZANA worker, fall while running for bus.LTA 10028021-Sep-00IGCIGC finger injury on pipe cutter machine.LTA 10128122-Sep-00GAMMAGAMMA foreman hit by car.LTA 10228223-Sep-00AL-ITTEFAQAL-ETEFAQ Fork hit petrol station roof.28323-Sep-00HDECRigger fall from Trailer.LTA 10328423-Sep-00GAMMAFinger injury from falling pipe.LTA 10428523-Sep-00SOLARA Form worker was eye injury.LTA 10528623-Sep-00SABScaffolder power failure & fall into excavation.LTA 10628723-Sep-00RBPSand blaster thumb injury.LTA 10728824-Sep-00AFSHINBANAAFSHINBANA worker was injured his right hand dorsum.LTA 10828924-Sep-00IGCA IGC worker was injured finger.LTA 10929025-Sep-00IGCA IGC worker was injured finger.LTA 11029125-Sep-00GAMMAA GAMMA steel frame worker was injured finger.LTA 11129225-Sep-00IGCFall of Iron sheet on IGC workers fingers.LTA 11229325-Sep-00SOLARFall of SOLAR worker from ladder while entering an excavation.LTA 11329426-Sep-00CISAmputation injury while cutting meat.LTA 11429525-Sep-00IGCIGC fall of elbow from Gantry.LTA 11529626-Sep-00AFRAElbow injury AFRA worker.LTA 11629728-Sep-00DORRIZThumb crush injury DORRIZ worker.LTA 11729830-Sep-00RBPLeg injury from Forklift RBP worker.LTA 11829929-Sep-00RAMSHIRFinger injury RAMSHIR worker.LTA 12030030-Sep-00SABVehicle Incident SAB.LTA 11930130-Sep-00ELMATCOELMATCO eye injury.LTA 12130230-Sep-00RBPRBP injury to finger from foreign body.LTA 1223033-Oct-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR hand injury from hilti gun.LTA 1233043-Oct-00RAMSHIRHand injury RAMSHIR worker.LTA 1243053-Oct-00GAMMAGAMMA hand injury.LTA 1253063-Oct-00IGCFatality IGC worker with Electric Shock.FA 23074-Oct-00SATIFall of pipes from SATI trailer.3084-Oct-00HDECHDEC rigger foot injury.LTA 1263095-Oct-00HDECFall of shutter onto HDEC carpenters finger.LTA 1273105-Oct-00HDECAcid burns to forearm HDEC worker.LTA 1283115-Oct-00RAMSHIRFall from pipe.LTA 1293127-Oct-00GAMMATurn over of GAMMA crane.3138-Oct-00RAMSHIRRAMSHIR hired water tanker in ditch.3149-Oct-00ICCCompactor injury to ICC worker.LTA 1313159-Oct-00MSAFinger injury MSA watchman.LTA 13231610-Oct-00DORRIZBreak of boom wire to DORRIZ crane.31711-Oct-00SOLARFinger injury SOLAR worker.LTA 13331812-Oct-00AZMOONGOSTARA AZMOONGOSTAR Radiographer sprained ankle.LTA 13431914-Oct-00RAMSHIRCrane incident while lifting pipe. Two injured.LTA 13032014-Oct-00CISCook sustains amputation to part of finger from mincing machine.LTA 13532115-Oct-00RBPRBP worker hit by pipe falling from Forklift.LTA 13632215-Oct-00ICCICC workers foot hit by rebar.LTA 13732313-Oct-00TARAInjury to shin of TARA worker.LTA 13832416-Oct-00SABFinger injury SAB worker.LTA 13932516-Oct-00TARAHand injury TARA fitter.LTA 14032621-Oct-00SABSAB worker hit by falling pipe.LTA 14132717-Oct-00AZMOONGOSTARHDEC employee hit while crossing road by AZMOON. Driver.LTA 14232820-Oct-00ROHAMROHAM car driven into excavation.32917-Oct-00AFRAAn AFRA worker was injured his foot.LTA 14333021-Oct-00HDECHDEC worker fell from trailer.LTA 14433118-Oct-00AFRAHand injury AFRA worker.LTA 14533220-Oct-00ICCThumb injury ICC worker.LTA 14633320-Oct-00ICCFall of a mould over his hand dorsum.LTA 14733423-Oct-00GAMMAA welding machine was being moved and hit by worker shoulder.LTA 14833520-Oct-00CISSlip & fall at canteen No.6.LTA 14933625-Oct-00AFRAAn AFRA worker was injured his small finger.LTA 150337338339340341342343344345346347348349350351352353354355356

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fardinLIST OF SOURCEAs of 23rd Oct.2000NO.SOURCE NO.STRENGHTCOMPANY1B 195 (15-907)13.3 CiAZMOONGOSTAR2B322 (1741)27.5 Ci" "3544313.26 CiITOK4548845.95 Ci"5148631 Ci"6176131.2 Ci"7CN0113 Ci"SUBSTANCELEL (Vol%)UEL (Vol%)ACETONE2.1513ACETYLENE2.488BUTANE1.58.5ETHANE315.5ETHYLENE2.734HEXANE1.27.4HYDROGEN475.6METHANE515PROPANE29.5

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MAXIMUM CONCENTRATIONS OF TOXIC GAS (PPM) FOR ENTRY

GasEntry without Breathing ApparatusEntry With Suitable Breathing ApparatusNo Entry Purge and Reset

Hydrogen Sulphide

(H2S)

Carbon Monoxide (CO)< 1 PPM

< 1 PPM1 to 20 PPM

1 to 250 PPM> 20 PPM

> 250 PPM