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HSSE REQUIREMENT FOR CONTRACTOR, ALLO TECHNOLOGY
EDITION 01
discussions conducted at site and properly recorded (i.e.: AIR review, pollution control
etc.)
II. The Contractor shall develop and implement an Environmental Management Plan (EMP)
that details the practice, procedures and counter measure for effective management of
environmental impact, as required by the relevant provisions under the Environmental
Quality Act, 1974 and its regulations there under or as instructed by the Employer.
III. The EMP shall address but not limited to waste management (inventories and disposal
plan), relevant approval by authorities, implementation of recommended mitigation
measures and environmental audit program. The EMP shall be available before the
commencement of the project.
IV. For those wastes prescribed as Scheduled Wastes under the Environmental Quality
(Scheduled Wastes) Regulation 2005 they shall be properly managed in the handling,
labelling, storing, inventories and transport for treatment or disposal at prescribed
premises in accordance with the aforesaid regulations.
c) Daily Toolbox Talk
I. The Contractor shall perform daily toolbox meeting prior to the start of shift/work.
II. The Contractor shall ensure that its appointed works supervisor hold toolbox meeting for
about 5-10 minutes daily or prior to each shift. Specific topics shall include hazards
relevant to current activities. It will include sharing of incidents, HSSE alert and near misses
related to the activities.
III. The toolbox meeting shall be headed by different personnel within the workgroup.
IV. The Contractor shall maintain records of attendance and shall submit the same to the
Employer upon request.
V. The toolbox talk shall address the requirement of HSSE rules and procedures (including
MS, JSA, HIRARC, ERP, PTW and policies) related to the Works to be carried out and as per
current Works at site.
d) HSSE Awareness Program
I. Contractor shall provide regular HSSE awareness program such as HSSE campaign, fliers,
posters, banners, notices, HSSE performance board etc. to instil HSSE awareness amongst
workers. Contractor is required to support and instilled the HSSE culture in the works.
II. All HSSE awareness program record must be kept at site and accessible by The Employer
for review.
4.14. Safety, Health and Welfare
a) Resting Area
I. No food or drinks shall be consumed in any working area. The contractor shall provide a
suitable and safe shaded area for his workers for them to rest and eat during breaks.
Sufficient clean drinking water supply shall be provided by the contractor on site for his
workers.
II. Alcoholic drinks and dangerous drugs are strictly prohibited on construction premises.
Possession of such items constitutes an offence and is liable to prosecution.