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Safety Briefing for Contractors and Vendors

The document provides a safety briefing for contractors, vendors, service providers, and freight forwarders working at JA SOLAR facilities in Malaysia. It outlines key Malaysian occupational safety and health legal requirements and JA SOLAR's EHS policy. It details several safety procedures and protocols that must be followed, including COVID-19 SOP, obtaining a contractor work pass, conducting tool box briefings and job hazard analyses, and compliance with electrical, ladder, confined space, chemical, traffic, and emergency evacuation safety standards. Compliance with these policies and procedures is necessary to ensure a safe working environment is maintained.

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Safety Briefing for Contractors and Vendors

The document provides a safety briefing for contractors, vendors, service providers, and freight forwarders working at JA SOLAR facilities in Malaysia. It outlines key Malaysian occupational safety and health legal requirements and JA SOLAR's EHS policy. It details several safety procedures and protocols that must be followed, including COVID-19 SOP, obtaining a contractor work pass, conducting tool box briefings and job hazard analyses, and compliance with electrical, ladder, confined space, chemical, traffic, and emergency evacuation safety standards. Compliance with these policies and procedures is necessary to ensure a safe working environment is maintained.

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  • Safety Briefing Introduction
  • JA Solar EHS Policy
  • Malaysia OSH Legal Requirements
  • COVID SOP
  • Contractor Work Pass
  • Job Hazard Analysis
  • Tool-Box Briefing
  • General Safety
  • Tools and Equipment Safety
  • Electrical Safety
  • Ladder Safety and Fall Protection
  • Chemical Safety
  • Material Storage
  • Housekeeping
  • Traffic Safety
  • Safety & Environmental Violation Notice
  • Emergency Contact Number
  • Letter of Acknowledgment
  • Conclusion
  • Thank You

SAFETY BRIEFING

For Contractors, Vendors, Service Providers


and Freight Forwarders

2021/12/14
JA SOLAR EHS Policy

2
2021/12/14
Malaysia OSH Legal Requirements
FACTORIES AND MACHINERY ACT,
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT, 1994 1967 (ACT 139) & REGULATIONS
(ACT 514) & REGULATIONS (17 Regulations)
( 7 Regulations & 2 Order)

Factories and Machinery (Safety, Health and Welfare)


Sec 15, 17, 18, 20, 21 Regulations, 1970
Employers, Self- employed,
Factories and Machinery (Building Operations &
Occupier, Works of Engineering Construction) (Safety)
Designers, Manufacturers & Regulations, 1986
Suppliers
Factories and Machinery (Noise Exposure)
Ensure, as far as is practicable , Regulations, 1989
▪ the safety, health and welfare at
work of all employees.
▪ Design to be safe WITHOUT risk to
health when properly used.
▪ Substance is safe WITHOUT risk to
health when properly used

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CONTENT
► COVID SOP
► Contractors Work Pass
► Tool Box Briefing
► General Safety
► Tools and Equipment Safety
► Electrical Safety
► Ladder Safety and Fall Protection
► Fumes, Dust & Noise Hazard
► Hot Work
► Compressed Gas Safety
► Confined Space
► Chemical Safety
► Material Storage
► Housekeeping
► Traffic Safety
► Non-Smoking Factory
► First Aid and Accident Reporting
► Emergency Evacuation

4
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COVID-19 SOP

Check
Mysejahtera
Status

Scan
Mysejahtera QR
Code

Wear Mask &


Practice Social
Distance

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RTK Antigen Test – Every 2 Weeks

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Contractor Work Pass
Declaration
⮚ Hot work
⮚ LOTOTO
⮚ Confined Space Work
⮚ Work at Height
⮚ Hazardous chemical
⮚ Safe Condition of Tools
⮚ Workers
⮚ Wearing appropriate Attire

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JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS
(by Contractor)
▪ Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)
MUST be conducted by Job Safety Analysis (Performed by Job Supervisor prior commencement of work/activities)
Job/Task: ___________________ Conducted by: ___________________
What is the most hazardous part of this job and what are you going to do to control the hazard?
Position:
Signature:

Contractor /Service Provider


Are you properly trained to complete these tasks? Date:
What do you need to ensure this job is completed incident and injury free? Time:

# Sequence of Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommendation Actions/procedures Examine each step carefully to find and

before commencement of  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
identify hazards or potential dangers

that could led to injury, illness or

JOB/Tasks  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
damage. Consider the following:

Chemical Hazard:

        _Inhalation _Skin Contact _Absorption

        _Injection _Ingestion

▪ JHA is to determine types of  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
Biological Hazards:

_Bloodborne Pathogens _Mold _Valley

hazards and safety control


E
        Fever _Plant/Insect/Animal

L
        Physical Hazards:

measures implemented to
P
        _Electrical _Fire/Explosion _Noise

M
        _Radiation _Thermal Stress _Pinch

prevent injuries or

A
        Point/Line of Fire _Slips/Fall

EX
        _Strike against/Struck By

occupational  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
Ergonmic Hazards:

_Repetition _Forceful exertion

diseases/poisoning  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
_Awkward Posture _Contact

Stress _Vibration _Work

         

▪ JHA information to all workers Additional PPE


Safe Work Plan/
procedure
 

 
 

 
 

- hazard control, safe work Site Control


Hazardous Energy
Control
barricades

LO/TO checklist
post signs

LO/TO devices in place


caution tape designated area for vehicles

energy isolation verified electrical


heavy equipment spotter

Stored Energy

system, suitable PPE to all


  hydraulic pneumatic mechanical thermal chemical Line of Fire

Tools / Equipment pre-use inspection complete trained in use of tool/equipment List tools and equipment________________________

workers involved
JHA must be communicated to all workers at the site or person performing the job.

before commencement of
tasks.

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Tool-Box Briefing
“Tool-box briefing” should be carried prior commencement
of job
5 to10 minutes session with supervisor based on Job Hazard Analysis
-Starting tasks, Safety problems, Potential solutions, Controls, Safe work
system , suitable PPE

‘‘Safety Check’’ by workers before the operation start:


- Ensure safe workplace, Correct unsafe conditions, suitable
- PPE worn

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Serial No: _____   Code Focus Area Item Tick Remark
         

  TOOL BOX BRIEFING WORKSHEET  


1. long pant condition
   
Personal clothing 2. Safety shoe condition
  1    
Contractor & work particulars :   3. wearing clean shirt    

1. wearing bunny suit & shoe cover


  Business Name :_____________________ Tel. No (office): ________________      
2. wearing smock & shoe cover
  [Link] (Other): ________________      

work at production 3. wearing ear plug


  Constractor Work Pass No :______________ , Hot work No : _______________ 2    

4. clean room vacuum


  working location :___________________________________________________      

5. hoarding /barricade work


  Description of work :________________________________________________      

Tool box  
 
__________________________________________________________________ 3 work at Utilities Room
1. wearing ear plug / ear muff

2. Isolate fire alarm


 
 
 
 

Meeting  
 
No
1  
Name
   
NRIC / passport
 
Sign
       
Date
   
1. mobile dust bin
2. Don't leave the tools above ceiling
 
 
 
 

Briefing
  2                     3. Don't leave all the rubbishes at that area    
4 Housekeeping 4. Don't bring unapproved chemical & oil to
  3                     the plant    

Worksheet
  4                     5. Do cleaning end of the working day    
  5                     6. Barricade all tools & materal at    
  6                     the designated area.    
  7                       1. Working height over 3m    
  8                       2. Ladder condition    
  9                       3. Safety harness (if work over 3m)    
  10                     5 4. safety helmet (if work over 3m)    
                          Work at Height 5. Scaffolds condition    

        6. mobile crane condition & provide PMA


  Project Manager / Assigned coordinator:__________________ Department :_____________   license)    

  Signed :____________________ Date :_______________________ Time : _______________           7. barricade tool (if necessary)    
    8. Safety signboard    

  Job Coordinator 1. Portable ELCB /10mA    


  6 Electric work 2. Extension cord condition    
  Name / Employee No :_________________________ Date :____________________ 3. Electric power tool condition    
  Signature :_______________________ Date :____________________ 4. lockout & tagout tool    

  1. Portable fire extinguishers (5kg/CO2)    


  Work at confined space 2. Fire blanket condition    
      Hot work/ tasks generate 3. Hand glove condition    
7
  1. Authorized standby person name :__________________   sparks 4. Welding goggle condition    
  NIOSH Pass No:________________   5. Welding equipment condition    
  [Link] test person name :__________________   6. safety signboard    
  NIOSH Pass No:________________   7. Safety glasses    
  3. Authorized entrance person :____________________   1. License available    
2. Certified Competent person by appropriate
  NIOSH Pass No:________________   authorities    
  Specific working area :_________________________________________ 3. Condition of vechicle    
8 Forklift/Crane /Mover
            4. Maximum Load indicated    
  5. Registration No. Valid    
  Job Safety Analysis - to be conducted by Supervisor of the contractors/vendors      
       
1. Smoker only allow smoke at designated
  smoking corner    
  2. Strictly not outside foods    
9 Others 3. Strictly not allow drinks inside production

10
  areas    
10 4. Stricty not allow sleep in the FSPM plant
2021/12/14
  areas    
General Safety
Overhead work

▪ Precaution must be taken to ensure safety of the people and property


below prevent falling objects with suitable overhead protection or
fixture .

▪ Exposed areas shall be roped-off and warning signage to be posted .

Prevention of Slip, trip and fall

▪ Every opening which a person may fall shall be barricaded to prevent


falls .

▪ Passageways, platforms and other working surfaces must well maintain


to prevent the tripping, slipping or falling.

▪ Sharp edge, protrusion or projections which may injured a person shall


be removed or otherwise made safe.

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General Safety
▪ Workers are to wear adequate,
suitable and effective PPE

▪ Suitable to the tasks/job

▪ Types of PPE based on Job


Hazards Analysis

▪ Safety shoes is a MUST


for all jobs which have potential
foot injuries – eg sharp objects or
potential been struck by
equipment/tools.

▪ Safety Spectacles to be worn for


any potential flying object – eg
drilling, cutting, air gun, knocking,
etc

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General Safety

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General Safety

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General Safety

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Barricade Work Area

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Break the glass only in emergency case

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Do not touch/hit/hack
fire sprinklers

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Tools and Equipment Safety
► All tools and equipment should be in good and safe working
condition.
► Power tools shall be properly grounded and fitted with a three
prong plug.
► Contractors must provide their own tools, toolbox and equipment
to access and control of their own.
► Use of Company’s tools, equipment and vehicles including forklift
is not allowed prior permission of the project manager.
► Project Manager or Safety Personnel will conduct spot check.

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Electrical Safety
▪ Portable Electrical Equipment shall be UL, FM or SIRIM or other
certification.

▪ An ELCB must be utilized to prevent shock.

▪ Electrical supply required to be connected or disconnected from a


distribution board must have the approval from the project manager and
the company’s charge man on duty.

▪ Interference or tampering with electrical wiring and other mechanism is


prohibited.

▪ Wiring must be supported on proper insulators and NOT looped over


nails or brackets that can cause rupturing and leading to electrical
leakage.

▪ Workers must be trained and competent to carry out electrical tasks.

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Electrical Safety

Always lock-out power source.

Place tags before working on a


circuit.

Wear appropriate Personal


Protective Equipment.

Defective tools should be tagged


and withdrawn from service until
repaired.
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Common Violations

Electrical Cable on Wet Floor Frayed Cord Set

Tape on Cord Set Improper Installation and Use


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Ladder
Point to REMEMBER !!! Sufficient overlap of Carry tools Don’t
Always inspect your ladder
before you use it.
extension safely overreach

Lashed

Footed

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Ladder

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Fall Protection System
Mobile
tower
scaffold

Ladder
access
should be
inside the
tower.

Lock the
wheels

Assistant
25 25 2021/12/14
Fall Protection System
Safety Chain

Do Ladder Safety Belt


Inspection

Safety
Helmet

Assistant

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Chemical Safety
▪ Use of hazardous materials with toxic, flammable, combustible, oxidizer,
corrosive, cryogenic or reactive chemical properties in such manner or
quantity that may be health or physical hazard to the worker or the public
are not allowed unless sufficient precautions have been taken.

▪ Contractors brought in chemical must declared with security prior bringing


in any hazardous chemicals through contractors work pass.

▪ All chemical must be properly labeled and have SDS must be available.

▪ Hazardous chemical must not be placed on the floor without secondary


containment.

▪ Suitable Personal Protective Equipment must worn by workers when


handling chemicals.

▪ Special care must be given to prevent spillage of chemical.

▪ Chemical waste/ Oil waste must not be discard into drain or sink.
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Chemical Safety
• Beware of chemical piping. Do not
drill at piping area

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Chemical Safety
DO NOT place chemicals on the ground/floor Safety Data Sheet
without secondary containments. (MSDS)

- Read and Understand


the SDS content
provided.

- Identify the potential


Spill Containments hazards of the
chemicals.

-Follow the guidelines


in the SDS.

-BE AWARE and take all


the precaution steps
when dealing with the
chemicals.

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MATERIAL STORAGE

▪ All materials shall be stored or stacked in a safe and orderly


manner so as not to obstruct any passageway or place of work.

▪ Material piles shall be stored or stacked in such a manner as to


ensure stability.

▪ Material or equipment shall not be stored on any floor or platform


in such quantity as to exceed its safe holding capacity.

▪ Material or equipment shall not be stored or placed close to any


edge of a floor or platform as to endanger persons working or
passing by below.

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Housekeeping
Point to REMEMBER !!! Before & After
An Untidy site is a Dangerous site. Work Operation

-Clean debris,
rubbish and scarp.

- Always make sure


the floor is DRY and
clean.
Clean up split
oil and grease. - Make sure the
equipments or tools
do not block the
doorways, working
platform and fire
equipments.

-Always KEEP the


workplace CLEAN
and TIDY.
Hammer down any
39 nails39projecting 2021/12/14

from timber.
Traffic Safety
• Whenever any work is being performed over, on in close proximity to
a roadway or other place where vehicular traffic may cause danger
to men at work, the work area shall be so barricaded and suitable
warning signs shall be set up to direct traffic away from it.

• All vehicles used by the contractors at the place of work must be


roadworthy and registered with the appropriate authority in
accordance with the Road Traffic Ordinance 1958.

• No person shall drive a vehicle of any class or description in the


plant unless he is the holder of a driving license authorizing him to
drive a vehicle of that class or description.

• All vehicles MUST not exceed 15km/hour whilst driving inside the
plant premises.

• Forklift drivers Must not exceed 8km/hour or faster that a brisk


walking speed

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Traffic Control

NO PARKING AT
ENTRANCE

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Safety & Environmental Violation
Notice
Contractors who were caught violating EHS
requirement in JA SOLAR premise shall be given
Violation Notice with Fine shall imposed for EACH
violation!
# Type of Violations Fine in RM for
EACH finding
1. Smoking 1,000.00
2 Cigarette Butts 500.00
3 Not wearing PPE 500.00
4 No hot work permit 500.00
5 Unsafe Act 500.00
6 Unsafe Condition 500.00
7 Environmental 500.00
Contamination

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Emergency Contact Number
1. Tindakan yang diambil semasa menemui sebarang kecemasan seperti api:

Mengaktifkan penggera kebakaran


(Memberi amaran kepada pekerja lain

Talian Telefon untuk meminta tolong

-Pondok Sekuriti(Samb. #2222)

49
LAL
UA
N Evacuation Route
KE
CE
MA
SA
N Kawasan Perhimpunan
Semasa kecemasan
Assembly Point

Management Tech. Dept PECVD Print & Pack


General Dept. SCM Dept. Superclean Supervisors Supervisors
Facility Dept. Quality Dept. Supervisors Operators Operators
Finance Freight forwarder Operators
Security On-site vendor
Cafeteria Vendor Visitor
Gardener
Letter of Acknowledgment
Commitment in EHS compliance needed
from Contractors, Vendors, Freight Forwarders and Service Providers

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Conclusion (3 July 2017)

1) Contractor/Vendor supervisor must be on site.

2) JHA & Toolbox Meeting must be done.

3) Fully & Suitable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)


include vest.

4) Barricade the working area

5) Control walkway traffic

6) Make sure no chemical left in machine


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Thank You

SAFETY BRIEFING 
2021/12/14
For Contractors, Vendors, Service Providers 
and Freight Forwarders
2
2021/12/14
JA SOLAR EHS Policy
Malaysia OSH Legal Requirements
3
2021/12/14
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT, 1994
(ACT 514) & REGULATIONS 
( 7 Regulation
CONTENT
►
COVID SOP
►
Contractors Work Pass
►
Tool Box Briefing 
►
General Safety 
►
Tools and Equipment Safety
►
Electrical
COVID-19 SOP
Check 
Mysejahtera 
Status 
Scan 
Mysejahtera QR 
Code 
Wear Mask & 
Practice Social 
Distance
5
2021/12/14
RTK Antigen Test – Every 2 Weeks 
6
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7
2021/12/14
7
Contractor Work Pass
Declaration 
⮚Hot work
⮚LOTOTO 
⮚Confined Space Work
⮚Work at Height 
⮚Hazardous chemical
8
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8
 
8
JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS
(by Contractor)
▪ Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)    
MUST be conducted by 
Contractor /Serv
9
2021/12/14
9
Tool-Box Briefing
“Tool-box briefing” (about:blank) should be carried prior commencement
 of job  
5 to10 minu
10
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10
 
 
 
 
 
 Serial No: _____ 
Code
Focus Area
Item
Tick
Remark
 
TOOL BOX BRIEFING WORKSHEET
 
Personal cloth

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