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Safety Rules
Iben Nora Group maintain the following working standards;
Report all injuries, vehicle collisions, near misses, fires, and any unsafe condition or practice, no matter how slight, to your supervision.
Hold a pre-job safety meeting to review procedures, equipment locations, and emergency plans.
When lifting or moving loads, assess the weight, bulkiness of the item, and the route of travel. Use proper lifting techniques. When the load is too heavy for one person to lift, the worker shall ask for assistance or use a mechanical lifting device.
The use, possession and distribution of illegal drugs, deadly weapons or unauthorized explosives while on Company premises, in Company vehicles, or rental/personal vehicles while on Company business is prohibited.
Operation of equipment having a “DANGER, DO NOT OPERATE” tag is prohibited.
Under normal operations, all operating machinery and electrical switchgear are required to have all safety guards, switches and alarms in place and functional.
Finger rings, loose clothing, unsecured long hair (below collar), watches, and other loose accessories shall not be worn when within arm’s length of operating machinery or electrical switchgear.
Erect barricades, flags or barricade tape around areas of hazardous work, holes, floor openings, overhead work zones, and exposed energized circuits. Overhead protection may also be utilized when applicable. Excavations must be flagged or fenced when in populated areas.
For international operated assets, Iben Nora Group will operate to a standard that meets or exceeds those required by local country HSE regulations.
Non-intrinsically safe equipment such as cell phones, pagers, cameras, and lap top computers, etc. are not to be operated in classified areas unless cleared by the Hot Work Permitting process.
Fire extinguishers, eyewash stations and self-contained breathing apparatuses should be inspected monthly. Alarm boxes, fire doors, first aid kits and all other emergency equipment must be well maintained and readily accessible.
Whenever a safety device is removed from service and/or defeated, the appropriate supervisor and affected parties shall be notified, the device tagged, the proper remedial action taken, and the action properly documented.