HSE Professionals

  1.       Q. What is an Accident?           A. It is an unplanned happening. 2.      Q. What is an ‘incident’?           A. An incident is an unplanned event with the potential to lead to an  accident. 3.      Q. What is a ‘hazard’?           A. A hazard is anything with the potential to cause harm . 4.      Q. Why remove your gloves before you remove your goggles?           A. To prevent contamination of the face or eyes by a substance or substances  that are on your gloves. 5       Q. Is running a suitable pace for a factory or workshop?           A. No. - You should always walk. 6.      Q. Give two reasons for not piling a trolley high with goods?           A. 1. Obscures Vision     ...

   WORKING AT HEIGHT /SCAFFOLDING   Contractors shall refer to ADNOC HSE Standards, HSE-OS-ST16 and HSE-OS-ST22 for details and  necessary compliance.    Minimum Requirements Contractors shall conduct working at height activities and scaffolding installations by utilizing only competent resources, materials compliant with ADNOC HSE Standards specifications /ADNOC Group requirements.   Any work being performed at height equal to or greater than 1.8 meters is considered as working at height accordingly, extra controls (e.g. Body Harness) shall be placed.   Contractors shall deploy trained and certified personnel to erect, modify and dismantle scaffolding e.g. scaffolding erector, scaffolding supervisor and scaffolding inspector. The identified roles must be independent from one another.   Scaffolding systems must be designed by a competent person and must be erected, modified and dismantled as per ADNOC HSE Standards specifi...