INT RO DUCT IO N O F SHENA & AWA R E N E S S O N W O R K P L - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Haji Jasrin Hj Serudin

Senior Inspector (MAH) jasrin.serudin@shena.gov.bn

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INT RO DUCT IO N O F SHENA &

AWA R E N E S S O N W O R K P L A C E S A F E T Y A N D H E A LT H O R D E R ( W S H O ) S a f e t y a n d H e a l t h W e e k 2 0 1 9

S H E N A C o v e r

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SHENA INTRODUCTION ORDER REGULATIONS WAY FORWARD

Who is SHENA, Its function, Organisation, Vision & Mission, Timeline Workplace Safety and Health Order, 2009 Power of Inspector Incident Reporting, WSH Officers, Risk Management, General Provisions Achievement & Plan Ahead

INTRODUCTION OF SHENA & AWARENESS ON WSHO

Content

Safety, Health and Environment National Authority (SHENA)

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T H E AU T H O R I T Y

regulates and enforces all matters pertaining to workplace safety and health, environment and radiation in Brunei Darussalam

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

heads the authority and is ultimately accountable for all activities undertaken by the authority.

I N S P E C TO R S

have specific legal powers to enforce and regulate workplace safety and health, environment and radiation laws

• n behalf of the SHENA

SHENA

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S H E N A F u n c t i o n

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Guidance & Advice

Review Safety Case and Notification

Permit & Licensing (Radiation) Inspection Investigation Enforcement

SHENA Functions

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1. Major Accident Hazard; Oil and gas, Petrochemicals, Hazardous substance 2. Industry; Rest of Industry 3. Non Industry; Hospitals, schools, offices

Industry Sectors

1. Radiation Department 2. Technical Support Unit.

Specialist Support

1. Human Resource Department 2. Legal Department 3. Finance Department

Corporate Function

SHENA Functional Chart

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CEO DCEO Industry Sector MAH Industry Non-Industry Specialist Support Function Radiation Department Corporate Support Function Human Resources Department Legal Department Finance Department

V I S I O N M I S S I O N

P R I N C I P L E S ( S . A . F . E )

We are committed to making a difference and ensuring Brunei is a safe place to work and live

We will maintain a robust fit for purpose national safety, health and environmental regulatory framework and ensure that risks to people, assets and the environment are controlled in compliance with laws and regulations Set by the government Implemented by those who create the risk underpinned by continuous improvement Our operational philosophy is governed by four key principles

Structured – a structured legal framework with a risk-based approach Auditable – accountable for our actions as a regulator Focused – across all our interactions with all our stakeholders Engaged – open, transparent and respectful in all our discussions written or otherwise

SHENA Vision, Mission and Principles

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WSHO Gazette WSHO Enforced WSH Regulations Gazette EPMO Gazette SHENA Order and RPO

First Safety and Health Legislation: Workplace Safety and Health Order (WSHO) Gazette WSHO Amended and Enforced COMAH and 6 Regulations:

• 1. Construction
• 2. Incident Reporting
• 3. Risk Management
• 4. General Provisions
• 5. WSH Officers
• 6. WSH Committees

Environmental Protection and Management Order Gazette SHENA Order Gazette. SHENA established (Oct 2018), Radiation Protection Order Gazette

Timeline

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This order is goal setting and describes the general safety and health expectations

• n

all workplaces. Duties are placed primarily on the Employer, with further duties on employer roles, such as contractor, sub-contractor, designer,

• manufacturer. There are also duties

placed on individual employees.

This order is goal setting and describes the general environmental expectations on all industry sectors and persons. This order is goal setting and describes the general expectations

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all industry sectors covering radiation requirements of the International Atomic Energy Authority (IAEA).

WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH ORDER, 2009 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT ORDER, 2016 RADIATION PROTECTION ORDER, 2018

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WSHO

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EPMO

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RPO

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WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH ORDER, 2009

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WSHO Application

CONSTRUCTION WORKPLACE FACTORY FACILITY

CONSTRUCTION FIRST AID ABRASIVE BLASTING INCIDENT REPORTING RISK MANAGEMENT WSH COMMITTEES WSH OFFICER GENERAL PROVISION REGISTER FACTORIES COMAH SHIP BUILDING

REGULATIONS

PERSON AT WORK PERSON EMPLOYED IN CERTAIN ACTIVITIES HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES OR CERTAIN ACTIVITIES

PREMISES

Any Place whether enclosed, built or not; underground or underwater;

Any building, vehicle, vessel, aircraft;

Any structure fixed or moveable

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 - Already Gazette

Duties of

Occupier, Employers, Self-Employed persons, Principals, Person at work, Manufacturers and Suppliers, Persons who erected / install / modify machinery or equipment

Duties

Employers Occupier Principals Self- Employed Person at Work Manufactu rers & Suppliers Person who installed Equipment

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General Duties of Person at Workplaces

Occupier Employers Principals Self-employed Person at Work Manufacturers / Suppliers Safety of every person within his premises Safety of his employees at work Safety of contractors, sub-contractors, employees employed by contractor/subcon,

• ther person.

Safety of other persons affected by his activities Safety of himself Safety of any person to whom it is supplied for use at work Safe workplace Safe work environment and adequate welfare facilities Give prescribed information of his activities Use the provided personal protective equipment (PPE), safety equipment Information on proper use & maintenance of equipment, Safe equipment, plant, substance Safe equipment, plant, substance Cooperate with his employer Health hazard of equipment Safe access & egress Emergency Response Procedures Not interfere or misuse any PPE, safety equipment Test result or examination of equipment People are not exposed to hazards Ensure supplied equipment is safe and tested Instruction, Information, Training and Supervision to person at work

*fined $1000 (fined $2000 for subsequent conv)

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General Penalty: Fine not exceeding $10,000,000 (for body corporate). $200,000 and/or 2 years imprisonment (for individual)

Other Related Duties

Person who erect, install or modify machinery / equipment Owner / hirer for machinery / equipment Other duties of Occupier and Employer Safety of himself and other persons affected by his activities Safety of person using the machinery Machinery / equipment is safely erected, installed or modified Machinery is maintained in a safe condition * Provide free PPE Accordance with the information supplied by the designer, manufacturer or supplier of the machinery / equipment Safety precaution associated with the machinery are available to any person using the machinery * Shall not dismiss or threaten an employee because he has assisted authorized person, reported any HSE matters or performing as a member of WSH committee ** Shall kept every document issued under WSHO, reports wrt WSHO. Documents shall be kept for not less than 5 years. Document made available to inspector for inspection

* fined $5000 ** fined $2000

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General Penalty: Fine not exceeding $10,000,000 (for body corporate). $200,000 and/or 2 years imprisonment (for individual)

Legal Actions

Stop Work Order Remedial Order Direct the person served with the order to IMMEDIATELY CEASE to carry on any work or process Direct the person served with the order to take such measures, to the satisfaction of the commissioner Indefinitely or Until such measures as are required have been taken, to the satisfaction of the Authority, to remedy any danger with due regard to the safety, health and welfare of the persons at work Specified date on which it is to take effect and the period within which any step required by the order shall be taken The person / duty holder to remedy any danger so as to enable the work or process in the workplace to be carried on with due regard to the safety, health and welfare of the person at work Offences - fined $500,000 $20,000 for everyday during which the offence continues Offences - fined $50,000 $5,000 for everyday during which the offence continues

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P O W ER O F I N S PE CT O RS

WSHO Part IX “Inspections and Other Powers of Enforcement” Section 41 - Power of inspectors

to enter, inspect and examine workplace

to acquire records, notices, certificates and documents

to make examination and inquiry to take samples of any material or substance to take such photographs

• r video-recordings.

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WSH INCIDENT REPORTING REGULATIONS, 2014

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Is workplace in Brunei, a safe place to work?

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Construction site at Berakas – Crushed by Heavy Vehicle

25th February 2016

A worker carry out troubleshooting on their truck without stopping the truck’s engine. Unfortunately, while doing the troubleshooting, the truck suddenly moved back and crushed the worker’s head. The worker died at the incident location

1 fatality

Consequences

Source: Department of Labour

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Construction Site - Drowned

22nd February 2017

Two workers were installing the final foundation works for a proposed pedestrian bridge across Sungai Kedayan. They were both connected to the tip of the crane’s boom by safety harness when the crane toppled over and the crane boom fell into the river. Both workers fell into the river while still being attached to the crane’s boom. Both workers were brought back to land. Unfortunately, one worker died as he was unable to release his safety body harness from the submerged crane’s boom.

1 fatality, 1 injured

Consequences

Source: Ministry of Health

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Private Residence Renovation Work (Tutong) – Fall From Height

12th April 2017

Workers carried out a renovation work (roofing and painting) at a private residence in Tutong area. One of the worker carry out his work on the roof, doing measurements at the edge of the roof on the front side of the house when he suddenly fall from the roof (approximately 6 meters) and landed on the cement floor on the ground level. His dead was due to cranio-cerebral injuries secondary to fall from height.

1 fatality

Consequences

Source: Ministry of Health Picture for illustration only

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Fire at Launderette

26th July 2017

An explosion and flash fire occurred at the launderette. There were three persons in the launderette at the time

• f incident. The Owner and one of the worker were trying to fix an LPG leak identified earlier in the same day

when the fire occurred. They were both seriously injured with burns (second degree more than 40%), the third person suffered a superficial smoke inhalation.

1 fatality, 1 seriously injured, 1 superficial smoke inhalation

Consequences

Source: SHENA

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School Construction – Fall from Height

3rd August 2017

Workers were working on a newly installed glass roofing on one of school’s section. However, one of the section they working on was unfinished i.e. without glass roofing. The area was not cordoned. Workers were unaware of the unfinished section of the roof. One worker accidentally stepped on the unfinished area and fell from a height of approximately 15 feet and landed on concrete flooring. He was not wearing safety harness.

1 fatality

Consequences

Source: Ministry of Health Picture for illustration only

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Bridge Construction Project – Hit by Heavy Object

21st November 2017

Workers cutting coiled tension wire weighing around 3.5 tons. The coiled wire suddenly fell, pinning the victim to the ground, crushed the victim’s head to the ground.

1 fatality

Consequences

Source: Ministry of Health Picture for illustration only

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Bridge Construction Project – Fall from Height 3 fatalities

Consequences

26th August 2018

A Man Basket was used to lift and transfer people at site. The Man Basket failed and fell on to the deck causing fatalities to three workers (inside the Man Basket).

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Source: SHENA

If accidents aren’t being reported in your workplace, you won’t know what hazards are causing them The conditions will remain waiting to cause another injury, perhaps with more severe consequences

David Cant

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Constructions - 6 Other Industries - 4

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Constructions - 7 Other Industries - 5

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Construction – 8 Other Industries - 2

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Constructions - 4 Oil/Gas - 1 Other Industries - 1

Fall from height, hit / crushed by machine or objects, electrocution

2013

Fall from height, hit / crushed by machine, inhalation

• f smoke, fire

2014

Fall from height, hit by objects, landslide

2015

Fall from height, hit / crushed by machine, electrocution, drowning

2016

Work Related Fatalities

Work Related Fatality is a death that occurs while a person is at work or performing work related tasks

Fall from height, struck by falling objects, drowning, fire

2017 5

Constructions – 4 Other Industries - 1 Source: Ministry of Health 2019 YTD: 0 work related fatalities

Fall from height, struck by objects, boat collision, electrocution

2018 8

Constructions – 5 Oil/Gas - 2 Other Industries - 1

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OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES

DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES

3

INJURY

2

FATALITY

1

Types of reportable incidents

Definitions

Death of any employee, person

• r self-employed

Definitions

Injury to employee and was given 3 days sick leave, or admitted 24hrs in hospital Injury to any person or self- employed and was sent to hospital for treatment

Definitions

Any dangerous

• ccurrences as per

listed in the Second Schedule

Definitions

Employee suffers an occupational disease

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MAJOR ACCIDENT Definitions

Uncontrolled loss

• f containment,

fire or explosion leading to serious danger to health, property or environment. Major damage to facility structure. Death or serious injury to 3 or more COMAH Regulations

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Duty to Notify and Report

Fatality Injury Dangerous Occurrences Occupational Diseases Major Accident Death of any employee, person or self-employed Injury to employee and was given 3 days sick leave, or admitted 24hrs in hospital Injury to any person

• r self-employed and

was sent to hospital for treatment Any dangerous

• ccurrences

Employee suffers an

• ccupational disease

Major Accident at facility:

• Uncontrolled loss of

containment, fire or explosion leading to serious danger to health, property or environment

• Major damage to

facility structure

• Death or serious

injury to 3 or more

Employer, Occupier of workplace to notify Authority as soon as practicable Employer to notify Authority as soon as practicable Employer to inform competent Authority within 6 hours Employer, Occupier of workplace to submit report within 10 days after the accident to the Authority Employer to submit report within 10 days after the accident to the Authority Employer, Occupier of workplace to submit report within 10 days after the occurrence to the Authority Registered Practitioner to submit report within 10 days after diagnosis to the Authority *fined $5,000 (fined $10,000 for subsequent offence and/or 6 months imprisonment) *fined $20,000 and/or 2yrs imprisonment

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2nd Schedule – Dangerous Occurrences

Bursting of a revolving vessel,

wheel, grindstone or grinding wheel moved by mechanical

power. Collapse or failure of a crane, derrick, winch, hoist, piling frame or other appliance used in raising or lowering persons or goods, or any load bearing part thereof, or the overturning of a crane Explosion or fire damage to the

structure of any room or

place in which persons are at work, or to any machine or plant contained therein Explosion or failure of structure

• f a steam boiler or of a

receiver or container used for the storage at a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure of any gas or gases or any liquid or solid resulting from the compression of gas Collapse, in part or in whole, of a scaffold exceeding 15 metres in height or of a suspended scaffold or a hanging scaffold from which any person may fall more than 2 metres Electrical short circuit or failure

• f electrical machinery, plant
• r apparatus, attended by

explosion or fire or causing structural damage thereto Accidental seepage or entry of seawater into a dry dock or floating dock causing flooding of that dry dock or floating dock. Failure or collapse of formwork

• r its supports

Explosion or fire affecting any

room in which persons are at

work

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3rd Schedule – Occupational Diseases

• 1. Aniline poisoning
• 2. Anthrax
• 3. Arsenical poisoning
• 4. Asbestosis
• 5. Barotrauma
• 6. Beryllium poisoning
• 7. Byssinosis
• 8. Cadmium poisoning
• 9. Carbon bisulphide

poisoning

• 10. Carbon dioxide poisoning
• 11. Carbon monoxide

poisoning

• 12. Cataract
• 13. Chrome ulceration
• 14. Chronic benzene

poisoning

• 15. Compressed air illness
• 16. Cyanide poisoning
• 17. Epitheliomatous

ulceration

• 18. Glanders
• 19. Hydrogen sulphide

poisoning

• 20. Lead poisoning
• 21. Leptospirosis
• 22. Liver angiosarcoma
• 23. Manganese poisoning
• 24. Mercurial poisoning
• 25. Mesothelioma
• 26. Nitrous fumes poisoning
• 27. Noise-induced deafness
• 28. Occupational skin

diseases

• 29. Occupational asthma
• 30. Pesticide poisoning
• 31. Phosphorous poisoning
• 32. Poisoning from halogen

derivatives of hydrocarbon compounds

• 33. Radiation
• 34. Rengas wood poisoning
• 35. Repetitive strain

disorders

• 36. Silicosis
• 37. Toxic anaemia
• 38. Toxic hepatitis
• 39. Tuberculosis.

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Incidents / Accidents Email the completed IIN to IIN@shena.gov.bn Call Authority Duty Phone

8715261

Download IIN Form from SHENA Website www.shena.gov.bn Authority Duty Officer answer the call

Ministry of Health Maritime Port Authority Department of Labour JASTRe *MEMI SUTs and HoDs SHENA Management

Investigate Monitor No Actions ACTIONS

Incident Notifications Process

AUTO DISTRIBUTION

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*MEMI – Ministry of Energy, Manpower and Industry

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2015 2013 2014 2016 2017

62 52 68 44

INITIAL INCIDENT NOTIFICATIONS (IIN) RECEIVED

Oil Sheen - 14

Loss of Containment - 13

Marine Operation - 5 Well Operation - 2 Structure Integrity - 3 Ordnance - 7 Fire/Electrical - 9 Road Accident - 4 Complaint – 3 Major Accident - 1 Others - 2 Oil Sheen - 10

Loss of Containment - 11

Marine Operation - 4 Well Operation - 1 Structure Integrity - 3 Ordnance - 1 Fire/Electrical - 7 Road Accident – 3 Major Accident - 1 Others - 12 Oil Sheen - 7

Loss of Containment - 11

Marine Operation - 9 Well Operation - 4 Structure Integrity - 0 Ordnance - 0 Fire/Electrical - 4 Road Accident- 1 Scaffolding – 4 Major Accident - 1 Others - 10

Oil Sheen - 8

Loss of Containment - 19

Marine Operation - 6 Well Operation -1 Structure Integrity -1 Ordnance -1 Fire/Electrical -7 Road Accident-0 Personnel Safety - 1 Scaffolding -0 Others – 0 Fatality Work Related – 2 Fatality Non-work Related – 4 Exercise – 6 Major Accident – 1 Process Safety – 0 Personnel Injury – 5 Health Issue - 2 Oil Sheen - 3

Loss of Containment - 12

Marine Operation - 0 Well Operation - 1 Structure Integrity - 1 Ordnance - 2 Fire/Electrical - 2 Road Accident - 0 Personnel Safety - 0 Scaffolding - 0 Others - 2 Fatality Work Related – 2 Fatality Non-work Related – 1 Exercise – 3 Major Accident – 0 Process Safety – 0 Personnel Injury – 9 Health Issue - 3

2018 IIN: 41

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WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH OFFICERS, COORDINATORS, COMMITTEES, AUDITORS

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Safety & Health Management Arrangements

WSH Officers WSH Coordinators WSH Committees (1) Shipyard, (2) Factories: process petroleum / petroleum products (3) Factories: contract value of $10 million or more, (4) Factories: employed more than 100 persons Every worksite where contract sum is less than $10 million construction Every workplace in which 50 or more persons are ordinarily at work Their duties include:

• Identify and assess risk
• recommend measure
• control and risk elimination
• Inspect, examine, investigate

Their duties include Assist the occupier:

• Identify unsafe condition
• Recommend measures
• Implement measures

Their functions include;

• Review S&H of workplace,
• Promote cooperation between employer

and employees,

• Carry out inspections of any accident or

dangerous occurrence Employer shall provide such facilities and assistance to WSH Committee Possesses the prescribed qualification, practical experience, sufficiently competent. The Authority shall issue him with a certificate of approval

* Offences - fined $5,000 * Offences - fined $1,000

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Safety & Health Management Arrangements

WSH Auditors S&H Training Courses Prescribed class of workplaces value of $30 million or more construction * Employer shall ensure his employees attend the required training of S&H course Their functions include to audit;

• S&H Management system,
• Risk assessment,
• Work process,
• Workplace

S&H training course shall be conducted by a training provider authorized by the Authority 6 monthly audit Requirement of refresher course Possesses the prescribed qualification, practical experience, sufficiently competent. The Auhtority shall issue him with a certificate of approval

* Offences - fined $5,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment

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WSH Officer Approval

Requirement Certificate Renewal Attend Courses He has completed a relevant training course; and At least 2 years practical experience relevant to the work to be performed Certificate of approval valid for 2 years Pay renewal fee Appointed WSH Officer to attend relevant training courses Or Other qualifications and practical experience to be competent as WSH Officer Certificate of approval Not transferable Valid for 2 years If fail to comply; Cancel the WSH Officer approval; Refuse the renewal application If lost / destroyed / defaced Apply for replacement certificate $110 (approval) $10 (replacement) $60 (renewal)

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RISK MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS, 2014

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R I S K M A N A G E M E N T

2

E L I M I N AT I O N & C O N T R O L

3

R E C O R D S

• Employer or

Occupier to conduct Risk Assessment.

• Eliminate any risk
• Measures to

minimize risk

• Procedures
• Substitution,

controls, PPE

• Roles &

Responsibilities

• Maintain record of

any risk assessment conducted

• Every record to be

kept not less than 3 years

• Nature of risk
• Safe work

procedure

• Review risk

assessment every 3 years

• Review after

accident / incident

• Significant change

in work practices

• r procedures

4

I N F O R M AT I O N

5

R E V I E W

*Offences will be fined $10,000 (fined $20,000 for subsequent offence and/or 6 months imprisonment)

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GENERAL PROVISIONS REGULATIONS, 2014

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General Provisions

• 1. General Provisions to Health
• Infectious agents and biohazards material
• Overcrowding
• Ventilation
• Lighting
• Drainage
• Sanitary
• Vibration
• Protection against heat, cold and radiations
• 3. General Provisions to Safety
• Prime movers
• Electric machinery
• Removal fencing
• Electrical installation & Equipment
• Lock-out procedure
• Hoists & lifts, Lifting gears, Lifting appliance &

machines, Register of lifting gears

• Prevent falls
• Storage of goods
• Dangerous fumes in confined spaces
• Explosive & flammable dust, gas, vapour or

substance precautions

• Steam boiler, steam receiver…
• Periodic examination
• Pressure vessel (hazardous substance)
• Pipes
• Gas plant
• Prevention of fire
• 2. General Provisions to Health, Safety and Welfare
• Toxic dust, fumes & contaminants
• Permissible exposure of toxic substances
• Hazardous substances
• Warning labels
• Safety data sheet
• Safety and Health Management system

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2nd

nd Schedule- Safety and Healt

lth management System

• Safety policy
• Safe work practices
• Safety training
• Group meetings
• Incident investigation and analysis
• In-house safety rules and regulations
• Safety promotion
• Safety for evaluation, selection and control of contractors
• Safety inspections
• Maintenance regime
• Risk assessment
• Control of movement and use of hazardous chemicals
• Occupational health programmes
• Emergency preparedness

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WAYFORWARD

S H E N A P a g e 4 1

• Appointment of SHENA CEO
• Continue recruiting competent personnel (50+ SHENA Inspectors)
• WSHO: Work at Height Regulations, Registration of Factory. Registration
• f Crane, Crane Operator, WSH Officer, WSH Coordinator, WSH Auditor,

Training Providers, Factory, Company. ACOP for COMAH, WSHO.

• EPMO:

Air Pollution Control Regulations, Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, Other Relevant Environmental Regulations. Transfer of EPMO from JASTRe to SHENA

• RPO: Radiation Licensing Regulations, Radiation Transport Regulations,

Radiation Basic Safety Regulations

• Development of Pipeline Safety Regulations
• Scaffolding Guidelines, Decommissioning and Restoration Guidelines
• Four (4) Themes:

(1) Work at Height, (2) Crane Management, (3) Asset Integrity, (4) School, Commercial and Government Buildings

• Safety,

Health, Environment & Radiation Advisory Committee, Government Information Group (GIG)

• Brunei Industry Group (BIG), Brunei Industry Group Council
• Brunei Industry Accreditation Body
• SHENA Roadshow and Awareness Programme
• Waste Management Implementation Strategy
• Environmental Air Monitoring Stations
• Radiological Emergency Response, Radiation Data Tracking
• 19 staffs in seat
• WSHO, EPMO, RPO and SHENA Order gazette and enforced
• Establishment of SHENA (October 2018)
• Transfer of WSHO to SHENA
• Safety Cases and Notifications review and certification
• Enforcement of COMAH Fees
• Warranted Inspector and Authorised Officer
• Inspections to MAH Facilities, Power Stations, Construction, Radiation

premises

• Investigate significant incidents
• Development of Initial Incident Notification (IIN) system
• Provision of 24/7 Duty Phone to received Incident Notification
• Establishment of BIG Forum
• Issued Decommissioning and Restoration Guidelines
• Appointment of WSH Officer
• IMIST for Frontline Supervisors (for COMAH sites)

ACHIEVEMENT PLAN AHEAD

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S H E N A

WEBSITE www.shena.gov.bn EMAIL info@shena.gov.bn iin@shena.gov.bn TELEFON Office: +673 238 2000 Duty Phone (24/7): +673 871 5261 ALAMAT

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THANK YOU

B r u n e i D a r u s s a l a m Haji Jasrin Haji Serudin jasrin.serudin@shena.gov.bn We are committed to make a difference and ensuring Brunei is a safe place to work and live

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