Onshore Emergency

Safety: Onshore Emergency

Onshore Emergencies require immediate response to:

- Protect lives

- Reduce risk

- Minimize damage to property & the environment

Onshore Emergencies can include:

- Industrial accidents: Chemical spills, explosions, fires

- Natural disasters: Earthquakes, floods

Things to prepare so Onshore Emergencies can be handled:

- Have an Emergency Response Plan tailored to the location & applicable regulations: Roles, responsibilities, procedures, communications, equipment, evacuation

- Provide training to designated personnel & teams to ensure that they have the required knowledge & skills

- Prepare necessary support: PPE, Fire extinguisher, safety equipment, medical equipment, food, water, communication devices

When Onshore Emergencies Occur:

- Teams needed: Emergency Team, Rescue Team, Fire Team, Medical Team

- All teams must oversee operations & coordinate Rescue Efforts

- Safety of life must be prioritized by implementing the Safety & Evacuation Processes

- Parties who need special treatment (elderly, disabled) must be prioritized for assistance

- The cause of the emergency must be addressed immediately to limit further damage: Shutting down machinery & equipment, extinguishing fires, installing barriers during flooding

- Communication must be made with employees, management & public to prevent misinformation & panic

When the Onshore Emergencies have been resolved:

- Medical care, psychological support & temporary shelter must be provided to victims

- The physical & operational damages must be handled & repaired immediately

- The cause of all damages must be evaluated through the Investigation Process

- Operations must be restarted in stages while also ensuring that Safety Procedures are carried out

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Emergency At Sea And Safety Procedures

Emergency At Sea And Safety Procedures

Emergencies at sea can include a variety of critical situations:

- Ship sinking or burning

- Severe storms

- Mechanical breakdowns

- Stranding

- Drowning people

- Injured or deceased people

Must-knowledge for people traveling by sea & going to sea:

- Safety Protocols, Emergency Procedures & Evacuation Procedures from ships

- How to use Safety Equipment on ships: PPE, life jackets, life rafts, positioning devices, first aid kits

- Weather: Wind, rain, storms & more

- Dangers, risks & emergencies that can occur at sea & how to deal with them

- How to use PPE

- How to communicate & provide information/signals about emergencies that occur: Location, type of emergency, number of people on the ship & more

- Ways to survive at sea

- Hypothermia

Safety Procedures to be conducted:

- Wear a life jacket: Make sure the life jacket is securely attached to the body so that the user remains afloat even if not conscious

- Leave ship if necessary: If the ship sinks & if a fire breaks out on the ship

- Use life raft & lifeboat

- Stay with the group

- Avoid entering water due to danger at sea unless necessary

- Focus on survival until rescue

Survival tips:

- Self-protect from sun, wind & rain

- Keep warm by crossing your arms or staying close to the group

- Avoid unnecessary swimming to prevent exhaustion

- Prioritize drinking water to overcome dehydration

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Rescue Procedures in Confined Spaces

Safety: Rescue Procedures in Confined Spaces

Most deaths occurred at the Confined Spaces are caused by:

- Emergency: Limited access, poor ventilation, lack of oxygen, toxic substances & gas, fire & explosion

- Being in a Confined Space without oxygen for more than 3 minutes

- Untrained individuals conducted the Rescue Operations

Categories of Rescue Procedures in Confined Spaces:

- Rescue Actions that must be taken immediately: When lack of oxygen, explosion & fire occur in Confined Spaces

- Rescue Actions that do not have to be taken immediately: When workers are injured

Rescue Procedures taken when an emergency occurs in Confined Spaces:

- Workers rescue themselves by removing themselves from the Confined Space & their actions are monitored by the Rescue Team from outside the Confined Space

- Workers rescue themselves by exiting the Confined Space using equipment (ropes, belts) operated by the Rescue Team from outside

- Rescue Team enters the Confined Space & rescues workers using the necessary equipment

For Rescue Procedures can be carried out properly in Confined Spaces, the workers & Rescue Teams must:

- Take the Confined Space, Emergency & Rescue Training before working in Confined Spaces

- Use PPE & special equipment when entering Confined Spaces

- Carry out the Confined Spaces Work Procedures & Safety Procedures

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Confined Space, Hazard, Risk And Safety Procedures

Confined Space, Hazard, Risk And Safety Procedures

All industries have Confined Space in the form of:

- Petroleum storage tanks

- Spare pits

- Mud pits

- Waste storage areas

- Underground areas

Safety in Confined Spaces is an important issue because Confined Spaces have hazards & risks. Understanding the hazards & risks in Confined Spaces is very important so that safety can always be pursued. Confined Space Safety Procedures are the right & necessary actions to deal with these hazards & risks!

Some Safety Procedures that can be done in Confined Spaces in all industries:

- Workers & Supervisors working in Confined Spaces must undergo Confined Space Training so that they have knowledge of the hazards, risks & safety measures & can prepare themselves to face & handle emergencies in Confined Spaces

- Workers & Supervisors working in Confined Spaces must have a Permit To Work to ensure that they are authorized & allowed to enter & work in Confined Spaces

- Reviewing, identifying & addressing hazards & risks before & when workers work in Confined Spaces must be done routinely & at all times to maintain a safe atmosphere: Lack of oxygen, chemicals, toxic substances, gases, explosive & flammable goods & others

- Using the necessary safety equipment based on the hazards & risks that will occur: PPE, Respiratory Protection Equipment, Protective Clothing, Seat Belts, Ventilation Equipment, Gas Detectors, Remote Monitoring Equipment & others

- Implementing Confined Space Safety Procedures properly: Procedures for entry, procedures for working safely in Confined Spaces & procedures for exit

- Emergency Procedures & Evacuation Procedures must be prepared to ensure that safety measures can be taken when incidents & emergencies occur in Confined Spaces

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Chess Games And Leadership

Chess Games And Leadership

Do you know that Chess Games also teach us about Leadership?

Some of the lessons learned when we play Chess Games:

- Strategic Planning: When we think of movements to progress & anticipate opposing movements, the Chess Games taught us to think about & plan strategies to work precisely & strategy to face challenges, commit to strategies & develop actions to adapt to challenges in the future

- Team Management: Chess is a team that has different roles & strengths, so we are taught to recognize & utilize team strengths effectively, position them based on their abilities, improve overall performance & encourage a collaborative work environment

- Planning & Flexibility: When we have some plans to play Chess, we are taught to plan work precisely & be flexible by preparing ourselves to face change

- Patience: The long & slow duration of the Chess Games teaches us to stay patient in our work

- Resilience & Perseverance: When we use many strategies to win the game, Chess Games teach us to maintain resilience & not to give up when we face challenges

- Competitive Awareness: When we study the opponent's movements, Chess Games teach us to analyze the latest competitors & trends

- Learning & Improvement: Whatever the results of the Chess Games – winning or losing – we are taught to learn from victory & defeat so that we can continue to improve our abilities

Chessboard is a company, chess is a team, the player is a leader, winning the game is success & losing in the game is loss!

Chess Games has taught us about companies, harmony in work, leadership, team involvement, self-development, success & losses!

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I am Astrid Amalia, the Founder of GWB (GlobalWide Business) at https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com.

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