Monthly EHS Report Overview 2022
Monthly EHS Report Overview 2022
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Document No:- RSIPL/EHS/REPORT/HO/05
Contractor EHS Performance Revision No:- 00
Evaluation Date of Issue:- 08.11.2022
This evaluation must be completed by the concerned site engineer and safety
officer/engineer (both together) on a quarterly basis and report to be submitted
to Project / Site Manager and HO EHS head.
TOTAL
OVERALL PERFORMANCE:
Issued by : Others
Brief Description:
Action plan:
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Counseling Counseling Suspension
Coaching & Training Coaching & Training Termination
Written warning Written warning
Fines & penalties: cc to finance, State CC: Circle head Financial penalty of Rupees only to
head, Plant Head/ Circle Head EHS head sub-contractor ( not for any
HR/Admin individual)
Others for info or high light the ............................................
process ............................................
Imposed to (Name of agency with
brief)........................................
Repetition of Violation Suspension period
ENVIRONMENT,
HEALTH and SAFETY
(EHS)
EHS
AGREEMENT
FOR
SUB-CONTRACTOR,
SUPPLIER,
TRANSPORTER &
SERVICE PROVIDER.
1. General Safety requirements for all contractors and service providers (of any type)
2. Annexure A: Guidelines for PPEs
3. Details Terms & Conditions that apply if PPEs are provided by the company
(RS Infraprojects Pvt. Ltd.).
The objective of this guideline is to brief RSIPL’s EHS requirements to its contractors. To be
in-line with the company’s EHS policy, each person is responsible for continual EHS culture
improvement and therefore has accountability to ensure compliance of EHS parameters during
work execution. In this regards, there is a minimum level of safety responsibility and
subsequent safety implementation at site, expected from all RSIPL’s contractor/suppliers.
To achieve the expected safety goals, all contractors must have a commitment to apply and
follow all safety rules and procedures stated in this EHS Agreement.
Definitions:
The Company: First Party – RS INFRAPROJECTS PVT. LTD. and its authorized
representative e.g. site team / EHS team / Customer, Client etc.
The Contractor: Second Party – Service provider (transportation vendors, passenger or logistic
vehicle supplier) company, contractor / sub-contractor (Foundation, mechanical and electrical
contractors at site / units / offices or manpower suppliers etc).
The Contractor shall follow all safety instructions given by the Company. No idle charge or
extra payment shall be considered for Safety Training, Safety meeting, Safety Induction and
Pre-Medical Examination or any mentioned safety requirements in this EHS agreement that are
required to be met by the Contractor. Any materials / equipment / examinations that had to be
bought / done to meet the Company’s safety requirements, will be made by the contractor at
their own cost.
The Contractor shall have no right to decide the applicability of certain EHS requirements in
case of a conflict. If it is found that the Contractor is doing any activity which is against the
EHS requirements of RSIPL, then the Company reserves the right to penalize the contractor or
terminate the contract. Further The Company reserves the right to reject any or the complete
EHS requirements of the Contractor.
It is the Contractor’s responsibility to visit the work site and to satisfy the Company as to the
extent of the work and all conditions under which the work will be carried out. No claims based
on the lack of any such knowledge shall be entertained. The Company will recover (from the
Contractor) the cost (if any involved) for any consequential effect (due to non-compliance to
the Company’s EHS requirements) on the Company’s facilities / properties inside or outside
the work location.
1. The duty of familiarizing a workman with the safety requirements and the possible and
existing risks at the workplace shall fall upon his immediate supervisor / engineer of The
Contractor.
2. The supervisor / engineer shall carry out frequent periodical inspections on the work site,
equipment, tools, operation and surrounding circumstances as a part of their duties and shall
work on duly correcting the notes and unsafe conditions. Until corrected, the supervisor /
engineer shall not ask his workmen to work.
3. The supervisor / engineer shall attend the entire safety meeting organized by the Company.
4. Supervisor / engineer shall ensure that all workmen under their supervision comply with all
rules applicable to their job.
5. Supervisor to ensure that all works are started only after getting work permit from the
Company.
Smoking prevention:
1. Smoking is prohibited at all the work premises controlled by the Company. Smoking could
be allowed only in designated smoking area (if any identified by The Company).
2. Providing a designated smoking area is at the discretion of The Company.
3. In the places where smoking is allowed, matchsticks and cigarettes must be disposed of in
the container specified for this purpose after making sure of extinguishing the same.
Environment preservation:
1. The Contractor is fully responsible to follow all environmental norms including controlling
of oil spillages, waste management, handling of hazardous waste, control of noise etc. as
statutorily required or directed by the Company from time to time if anything. Collection,
storage and sorting of waste must be in compliance with the law and with the Company site
procedures.
2. The Contractor is responsible for segregating wastes (like hazardous / flammable /
chemical) and managing all type of waste materials / products generated by his work and its
safe disposal (as required by local statutory requirements)if applicable.
3. All measures are to be adopted and implemented to ensure that air / soil / water are not
polluted.
The Contractor shall ensure that all his workmen have completed the age of 18 years.
Workmen, who have not completed the age of 18 years, shall not be engaged in any activity by
The Contractor.
Training :
2. Workman engaged in height work, should have medical certificate saying they are fit for
such works (height work) in additional to general work fitness.
3. The Contractor shall employ only trained, skilled and competent persons and medically fit
workman. Record of such medical checkup shall be maintained and made available by the
Contractor for inspection by the Company at any time.
4. Medical fitness certificate is to be obtained from a MBBS doctor and it is a pre-requisite to
attendthe safety induction program.
Records:
The following record of employment shall be maintained by the Contractor and produce to
the Company as and when asked for the records.
(i) Name of the workman (ii) Age
(iii) Work designation and job scope (iv) Pre-employment medical check-up
(v) Aadhar card copy
(vii) Training records
The Contractor Signature:………………...
(ix) Length of service with the Contractor and total years of experience
Other documents as required by the Company are to be maintained and produced as and
when demanded by The Company.
First-Aid :
The Contractor shall arrange necessary first aid equipment at the site for their workman. The
kit shall be periodically checked for stock quantity and expiry of medicines. It is the
responsibility of the Contractor to replenish the stock. A first aid registers also to be kept to
ensure that all first-aid accidents are reported.
Driving / Transportation:
1. Drivers of vehicles or machines must have the necessary licenses and qualifications
2. Smoking / talking in cell phone is prohibited while driving the vehicle
3. The Contractor’s workmen and their transporters shall follow the local state / country
government traffic rules and the Company’s road safety rules (speed limit / parking etc.).
4. Ensure drivers or any people do not sleep under parked vehicles; all drivers shall wear
appropriate Personal Protective Equipment at site (as defined by site / unit management).
5. Use vehicles (car / bus / other transportation vehicle for human and material) that are in
excellent roadworthy conditions i.e. brakes / tires / vehicle body, both rear view mirrors in
good condition,good seats, seatbelt neat and in good working condition.
6. The Contractor shall be fully responsible for safe and secure transportation of material with
loadingand unloading done with safe, certified and tested tools and equipment.
Travelling on the bed of the trailer / truck or trunk of the pick up or at any such place which is
outside the cabin of the vehicle meant for passengers to sit, is prohibited.
1. Daily review:
When required by the Company, the Contractor’s supervisor / engineer of the site shall attend
a daily meeting on the site office / work site, prior to the start of the daily job, to ensure that:
All services of the Contractor remain compliant with the safety plan
No unforeseen tasks not covered in the safety plan arise
No new element prevents application of the safety instructions agreed by both parties.
Then, the Contractor is considered as in breach of its material obligations under the
agreement concluded for the execution of the job affected by the above non-compliance.
The Company maytherefore at its sole discretion apply any penalty or liquidated damages as
provided in the said agreement or even suspend or terminate the said agreement for default of
the Contractor without prejudice to any other rights or remedies available to it under the
agreement, for the Company to claim any further liability towards the Contractor.
4. Penalty:
If The Contractor breaches the stipulated agreed terms and conditions on health safety and
environment, then the Contractor shall be liable to pay penalty or damages under this
clause.
Any penalty imposed on The Company (by its customer / Government) due to negligence of
the Contractor, will be recovered by the Company from the Contractor. At any case no
penalty to any individual will be imposed. It will be imposed to The Contractor.
The Contractor shall follow all the EHS requirements of The Company, as said in this
EHS Agreement. The Contractor shall also agree to follow all those new EHS
requirements that maybe formed during the course of the work as the result of:
a. New government laws / rules
b. New Client / Customer EHS requirements
c. Action plan developed on the outcome of an Accident Investigation
d. New and safe technology or material available at market
e. Any other EHS requirement The Company as part of continual improvement program.
2. EHS - ANNEXURE A:
Personnel PPE
All employees working at Safety helmet (with HDPE shell and chin strap) and safety
construction sites / Units shoes with steel toe cap and safety reflective jackets.
Workers mixing asphalt material Gum-boots with steel toe.
cement, lime mortar, concrete Safety goggles and safety gloves for all effected site
and using such hazardous personnel and contractor has to be replaced periodically to
materials. ensure clear vision and adequate protection.
Welders Welding screen, safety shoes with rubber sole, leather hand
gloves, apron and hand & leg sleeves.
Jack hammer, DG set and Ear muffs, hand gloves & safety goggles.
compressor etc. operator
Electrician Rubber hand gloves (as per voltage rating) and non-
conductive safety shoes.
Workers engaged in cleaning or Dust mask, hand gloves and goggles.
similar works
Workers working at height Full body Safety Harness with double lanyard, shock
absorber and large hooks.
The Contractor shall arrange all above PPE well in advance and maintain a record of
distribution with signature of receivers. Above PPE table does not state / mention all
required PPE at The Company works. Concerned EHS or other supervisory staff of The
Company can be contacted to understand the complete PPE requirement for a particular job.
3. Details Terms & Conditions that apply if PPEs are provided by the
company (RS Infraprojects Pvt. Ltd.).
If, as per the work order, all personal protective equipment falls under the company
scope, the below given guidelines will be followed across the project of the company.
1. The contactor should provide details of PPEs requirements, including quantity and
size of PPEs, to the project in-charge and store in-charge at least 15 days before the
team arrives on site for work.
2. The contractor should ensure the proper utilization of PPE and take necessary care
of all personal protective equipment issued to them by the company.
3. The contractor will be responsible for the loss of issued PPE. Re-issue will be made
by proper certification from the site/project and the cost for the same will be
deducted from their invoice.
4. Once the contractor has completed their work on the project, they must return all
PPEs (returnable only) in good condition. The cost of the PPEs will be subtracted
from the contractor's invoice or retention if they don't comply.
5. Returnable Safety materials:- Safety Helmet, Safety Full body harness/Rope grab,
Gum Boot, Welding shield, Life line, First Aid box, Fire extinguisher, Retractable
Wire Rope Fall Arrester , Hard Road barriers, Safety Cones, Safety
flag(Red,Green)& Electrical Hand gloves etc.
6. Non-Returnable safety materials:- Safety Shoes, Reflective Jackets, Cotton hand
gloves, Barricading/Warning tape etc.
7. All PPEs will be issued to contractors based on the company guidelines and the
frequency will be maintained as given below.
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Safety Helmet Nos. 24
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safety Shoes Pair 12
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Reflective Jackets Nos. 6
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Gum boots Pair 12
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Electrical Gloves Pair 12
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Welding Shield Nos. 12
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Safety Goggles Nos. 6
Safety Full Body
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Harness/Rope grab Nos. 24
Other than the aforementioned safety items, if anything else is issued in accordance with the
nature of the job, the site safety staff or project in charge will decide its duration and
communicate it to the contractor at the time of issuance. This will be done with the approval of
the HO EHS Department.
Declaration:
By signature of this document, The Contractor confirms that it has read and understood all of
the above EHS rules and processes applicable to the site for the execution of the services. All
the above conditions are acceptable to the Contractor and the Contractor undertakes to apply
them and makethem apply to their personnel and to any third party acting on their behalf.
This document prevails over any other document signed upon the parties strictly for its subject
matter, that is to say the EHS rules applicable at the site for the execution of the services by
the Contractor.
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You are requested to stop the work immediately due to following Violation / deficiencies observed with reference to
Part C - CORRECTION / ACTIONS(S) INITIATED (Completed by the RSIPL WSN Receiver / Sub-Contractor)
Correction / Control Measures Initiated:
Part E - PHOTOGRAPHS
PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE BEFORE WSN PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE AFTER WSN
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