HSE plan for mellita

STICC Doc N°0012-HSE
STICC
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H EALTH, S AFETY & E NVIRONMENT P LAN
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Document Number: STICC-07-HSE Rev. 0
Document Type: HSE Plan
Page: 1 to
1 04/08/09 Issued for review M. Farjallah M.AIDI Z.ALOUANI
Rev Date Rev. Status Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by
August, 2009

STICC Doc N°0012-HSE
SUMMARY
I. INTRODUCTION
II. OBJECTIVE
III. REFERENCES
IV. HSE COMMUNICATION
1. Feed back from personnel
2. Safety awareness
3. Incentive scheme
4. Tool Box Talk
5. HSE safety induction
V. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
1. General
a) Head Protection
b) Hearing Protection
c) Eye Protection
d) Foot Protection
e) Hand Protection
f) Respiratory Protection
g) Body Protection
2. Fitness for work
VI. ACCIDENT PREVENTIVE RESPONSABILITY
VII. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE AND STORAGE
1. Housekeeping
2. Heat stress
3. Waste management
VIII. HYGIENE AND SANITATION
1. Hygiene
2. Sanitation
a) Heating Devices
IX. INCIDENT REPORTING AND PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
1. Measurement of Safety Performance
2. HSE weekly meeting
X. ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
A. Response to Environmental Emergencies
B. Environmental Effects of Response to Health and Safety Emergencies
C. Emergency Preparedness and Response
XI. RISK ASSESMENT
XII. PLANNED HSE INSPECTIONS AND AUDITS
XIII. DISCIPLINE

STICC Doc N°0012-HSE
I. INTRODUCTION
This document is the STICC’S plan for Health, Safety and Environment management specific
to the Mellitah Oil & Gas B.V - Project In Libya
The goal is to meet or exceed the “MOGBV” Project Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE)
requirements. This plan is intended to demonstrate the STICC’s clear and proactive
management commitment to HSE requirements. This Plan, and the HSE procedures, defines
the resources that will be provided, and activities necessary to identify and achieve HSE
objectives.
The HSE Plan and Procedures will require continual revision to include changes to the Scope
of Work, applicable statutory legislation and directions from the Client.
STICC will ensure activities are carried out in accordance with all “MOGBV” Project
specifications, HSE Policies and Standards, International Standards, and Libya Laws and
Regulations
Abbreviations / Definitions:
MOGBV Mellitah Oil & Gas B.V - Project
STICC Société Tunisienne d’Intérim de Catering et de Commerce
HSE Health, Safety, and Environment
II. OBJECTIVE
- To provide a plan of action for STICC to execute STICC activities in accordance with
Client Regulations, Procedures, Guidelines and Standards.
- To establish duties and responsibilities of STICC personnel to the execution of this plan.
- To identify and eliminate injuries and damage to personnel, environment and assets arising
from the hazards related to the execution of the project’s scope of work in accordance with
the Client’s Corporate HSE Philosophy.
- The intent of the HSE Plan is to follow client procedures and standards and where absent
to use approved STICC procedures.
PROJECT ORGANISATION – DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
STICC Managing Director (MOUJIB ZIED)
Managing Director has overall responsibility for the Health, Safety and Environment aspects
of STICC business, delegated without abrogation through line management. The Managing
Director will indicate his commitment to, and his involvement in Health, Safety and
Environment issues by participation in pertinent meetings and planned HSE inspections.

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STICC Project HSE Manager (Mourad FARJALLAH [email protected])
The STICC Project HSE Manager reports to the STICC Managing Director and is responsible
to advise the STICC Project Manager in the implementation of this Plan.
The STICC Project HSE Manager shall provide advice and guidance to the project
management team and on site personnel when there are deviations from the Project HSE
requirements, procedures and standards.
He shall conduct normal HSE monitoring, inspection and process auditing activities related to
his function.
STICC HSE Advisor
The STICC HSE Advisors are responsible of:
- Insure that the activities on site are compliant with the Project HSE requirements
- Report to the Project HSE Manager
- To insure that the procedures are followed
- To insure that the workers are safe in the activity that they perform
STICC Project Manager (ZIED ALOUANI )
The STICC Project Manager is accountable and reports directly to the STICC Managing
Director regarding the implementation of this Plan. He shall ensure that responsibilities placed
on project personnel and subcontractors by this HSE Plan are complied and fulfilled. He shall
be fully aware and updated on the changes and status of Client HSE Regulations, procedures
and requirements. The STICC Project Manager is responsible for communicating and
implementing the HSE procedures and responsibilities placed on pertinent disciplines and
subcontractors under his authority.
STICC Foremen
STICC Foremen are directly responsible to the STICC Project Manager for ensuring that
workers under their control comply with procedural requirements including safe methods of
work specified by our internal safety procedures. STICC Foremen are to report to the STICC
Project Manager any hazardous condition beyond their control. STICC Foremen are
responsible to give clear instructions to their workers and ensure that proper personal
protective equipment are used by workers under his control. He shall also ensure that his daily
work assignments comply with Project HSE requirements. STICC Foremen shall cooperate
with any incident investigation and provide information voluntarily or when asked concerning
matters of safety. STICC Foremen shall ensure that all instruction issued to workers conform
to the total Safety Task Instruction Program of the Client.
STICC Workers
All employees are responsible to their STICC Foremen and STICC Project Manager for the
following:
- To take all necessary measures and precautions to avoid injury or ill health to
themselves and others who may be harmed by their actions or omissions.

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- To co-operate with the company and fellow workers in order to comply with all safety
requirements, safety rules, instructions and procedures issued by the company. It is
their duty as well as their STICC Foremen to make sure they understand and comply
with all safety related instructions given by their STICC Foremen and STICC Project
Manager.
- To wear appropriate safety clothing and personal protective equipment where
necessary, observe all signs or notices and seek advice or assistance whenever needed
on matters of safety.
- To take care of and properly maintain any item of safety related equipment given to
them for their personal use, or provided to them in the course of their work, and to
avoid any action, which might make such equipment unavailable for use.
- To not interfere with any item of safety equipment or machinery, for which they are
not authorized to operate, maintain or otherwise work upon.
- To report any circumstances, including faulty equipment, unsafe conditions and unsafe
acts, which place them or others in danger.
- To cooperate with any incident investigation and provide information voluntarily or
when asked concerning matters of safety.
- To comply with and participate in any safety initiative introduced within the project
and to carry out their work in manner, which does not involve “short cuts” or
dangerous practices.
- To avoid doing anything which will contaminate or pollute the land or air environment
and to inform / report to his STICC Foremen anything being done, for or on behalf of
the company, which will lead to pollution of the environment.
- To immediately and accurately report all fires, accidents and incidents including “near
misses” to his STICC Foreman or STICC Project Manager.
STICC Supervisors
The supervisors are responsible for:
- Assure that job is ready for employees to begin task
- Assure that they have the right tools and equipment to do the job
- Do a risk assessment evaluation with employees on the job to be performed
- Monitor job to assure procedures are followed.
- Monitor job to assure employees are utilizing PPE.
- Monitor job to assure employees have everything they need and they are safe.
- Assuring a task can be done safely and the objectives are met.