ISSUE 1

  11 MAY 2014
Latest HSE Statistics YTD 30 April
 
2013
2014
Workplace fatalities
1
1
Non-work related fatalities
3
0
Non-accidental deaths (NADs)
3
9
Lost Time Injuries (LTIs)
16
21
All injuries (excluding first
aid cases)
65
62
Motor Vehicle Incidents (MVIs)
37
33
Roll over - MVIs
11
12
Serious MVIs
NA
15
Lost Time Injury F requency
(LTIF)
0.29
0.36
Life Saving Rules Violations YTD 30 April
Journey management
26
Speeding
20
Seatbelts
18
Overriding safety device
1
Working at heights
1
 Permit
0
 Confined space
0
Lock out tag out
0
Drugs and alcohol
0
Gas testing
0
Latest Class A/B Violations YTD 30 April
Class A
83
Class B
1392
HSE TIP

Always wear your seatbelt. It is the most likely aid to save your life if you lose control and roll over
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Important News

     
         
 

One morning in April, an Assistant Driller suffered a severe workplace injury fracturing his leg and he will need at least 6 weeks to recover. This happened when a forklift truck transported a pipe suspended by a webbing strap from one of the forks. When the forklift reached the place to drop the pipe down, the driller held onto the strap to stop it swinging. He took a step

 

back and tripped over another pipe and in doing so he pulled the strap off the fork causing the pipe to land on his leg. You must never stand in the line of fire where a load can fall on you and doing that is a serious non-compliance. Remember to comply, intervene and respect – always.

 
         
 

What You Need to Know

 
   
 
A Warm Welcome:
This new fortnightly HSE newsletter will keep you informed on HSE updates and the latest HSE performance. Each edition will cover subjects on safety/environment and health issues interchangeably. It will also include a simplified guide to explain a query we have received. Good communication is vital in a successful organisaion so please use it to share info with your teams.
Workplace Safety
The new Working at Height Specification SP1257 was issued from MSE which contains a wealth of new guidance to help ensure your scaffolding is safe and secure. Make sure your Contract Holder has provided you with a copy.
HSE Website:
We are aware that many contractors are having problems accessing various parts of the PDO HSE website and we are liaising with our IT department to identify the problem and rectify it so that you have access to the most up-to-date guidance and support from PDO. Anyone who continues to experience problems is requested to contact their Contract Holders in order for the issue to be resolved via IT Helpdesk.