The Efficient Managing Procedure the Risk on Working near on Water and Prevent Accedient
The following procedures are recommended for all water work including, but not limited to, fountains, ponds, rivers, lakes, swamps, bogs, and oceans.
For work to be performed near
water and more than four feet or more from pool edge, sufficient barricades
need to erect away from the pool edge by using traffic cones, hoardings, plastic
fencing, or caution tape to serve as a warning system when a worker
unintentionally approaches the pool edge.
When working over water at any
location, at least two people need to remain within sight and sound of each other
at all times. They will require constant access to a moored boat or life raft.
For work to be performed above water
and/or within water edge, another worker who can immediately summon emergency
rescue must stand guard.
When it is necessary for
personnel to work in fast moving rivers, downstream personal protectiveequipment (PPE) such as life vests and safety equipment such as ropes need to
ensure. An emergency rescue plan must be in place.
Guardrails need to be provided,
to the greatest extent practical, along open edges in order to protect against falls
from height or into the water.
All electrical installations and
equipment should be constructed, installed, operated, protected and maintained
to prevent the risk of danger from electric shock or burns.
Every part of the installation
where people work should be adequately lit by natural or artificial light.
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