SUNNY PLACE RESIDENCES Parañaque City

EHS Plan
Commitment to Comply with OSH Requirements

We, Will Decena And Associates, Inc. and proposed SUNNY PLACE
RESIDENCES Parañaque project owner by accomplishing this Construction
Safety and Health Plan do hereby commit and bind ourselves to comply with
the requirements of the Department Order No. 13, series of 1998 – Guidelines
Governing Occupational Safety and Health in the Construction Industry and the
applicable provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Standards
(OSHS).

We (also) acknowledge our obligation and responsibilities to provide throughout

the course of the project the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
as added protection for our workers and employees.

We also (hereby) commit to implement the necessary job safety and health
instructions and training to all our workers for the entire (during the) duration of
the project, as well as the safety of the general public.
Health and Safety Policy
Will Decena & Associates, Inc. commits to comply with all applicable regulations
and standard practices in order to create a hazard free workplace, to protect
people, environment, and property from harm, damage, and loss.

To this end we shall;

• Maintain healthy working condition at our workplace, to prevent cases of work related illness or
injury;

• Promote incident/accident prevention at the workplace to achieve the Company’s Zero Accident
Campaign;

• Promote proactive and effective health and safety committees of the company;

• Promote a culture of health, safety and environmental awareness among its employee’s, sub-
contractors, clients and provider’s in particular and of the society in general;

• Comply with all pertinent health and safety legislations and other requirements; and

• Regularly review the Company’s health and safety management system for continual improvement.
Project Details
Project Name Project Location

SUNNY PLACE RESIDENCES

724 Quirino Ave., Brgy. Tambo, Parañaque City
(16 storey)
Classification of the project Owner Representative / Client

General Building Construction E.R. Hitosis and Associates/Sunny place Realty Corp.
Project Manager Area Manager
Engr. Wendell B. Amoyo Engr. Bernardo L. Decena
Estimated maximum number of workers Work Hours

300 1stshift: from 08:00am to 05:00 pm

Estimated number of heavy equipment: Projected dates of commencement and completion

■Backhoe / Excavator:[2] ■Compactor: [4] Start Date: January 07, 2019

■ Loader:[1] End Date: April 24, 2020
■Crane: Topless Crane(2) Est. Days to Complete: 480 Calendar Days

Emergency health provider

For process of Medical Service Agreement with the nearest hospital.
Total project cost Total cost on OSH

Php. 780,000,000.00 Php. 7,800.000.00

Project Location Map

Address:
Health & Safety Committee

Engr. Wendell B.
Amoyo
Chairman

Engr. Arvin Jan

Javillo
Vice Chairman

Harold Danlog
Secretary

TBA
Nurse / Member

Engr. Maricel
Engr. Nole Brizuela Glen Vitaliano Jerick De Vera
Member
Bautista Member Member
Member
Duties of the HS Committee shall include but are not limited to the
following:
• Plans, develops and oversees the accident prevention programs for the
construction project;
• Directing the accident prevention efforts of the establishment in accordance
with the safety programs and performance and government regulations in
order to prevent accidents from occurring in the worksite;
• Conducts safety meetings at least once a month. The committee will hold a
safety meeting every month;
• Submits reports to the project manager on its meetings and activities one day
after the meeting;
• Reviews reports of inspection, accident investigation and implementation of
program;
• Provides necessary assistance to government inspecting authorities in the
proper conduct of their activities specifically on the enforcement of the
provision of DOLE’s OSHS;
• Submits monthly the following safety and health reports to the DOLE
Regional Office having jurisdiction over the project:
Duties of the Safety Officer
The principal function of the Safety Officer assigned to this project is to act as the
employer’s principal assistant and consultant in the application of programs to remove
the hazard from the workplace and to correct unsafe work practices. For this purpose
Sunny Place Residences Parañaque project the Safety Officer has the following
duties:

• Serves as Secretary to the HSC, as such will perform the following:

• Prepare minutes of meetings;

• Report status of recommendations made;

• Notify members of the meetings; and

• Submit to the employer a report of the activities of the committee, including

recommendations made.
• Acts as an advisory capacity on all matters pertaining to health and safety for guidance of the
employer and the workers.

• Conducts investigation of accident as member of the Health and Safety Committee and
submits his separate report and analysis of accident to the Project Manager / Area Manager.

• Coordinates all health and safety training programs for the workers/employees and employer.

• Conduct health and safety inspection as member committee.

• Maintains or helps in the maintenance of an efficient accident record system and coordinates
actions taken by supervisors to eliminate accident causes.

• Provide assistance to government agencies in the conduct of safety and health inspection,
accident investigation or any other related program.

• For the purpose of effectiveness in the project site, the Safety Officer is to report directly to the
Project Manager / Area Manager.
Dangerous Occurrence or Major Accident

In case of any dangerous

occurrence or major accident
resulting to death or permanent
total disability, we will notify the
DOLE Regional Office within
twenty four (24) hours from
occurrence. After the conduct of
investigation by our concerned
safety and health officer, we will
report all permanent total
disabilities to the DOLE Regional
Office on or before the 20th of the
month following the date of
occurrence of accident using the
DOLE/BWC/HSD-IP-6 form.
Emergency Occupational Health Personnel and Facilities

Section 8 of D.O. No. 13 states that the construction project owner or

his representative shall provide competent emergency health personnel
within the worksite duly complemented by adequate medical supplies,
equipment, and facilities based on the total number of workers in the
site.
Our number of Health Personnel & Facilities
Construction Stages workers during Health Facilities
this stage Personnel
First Aid
PRE-CONSTRUCTION 20 - 30 First Aider
Kit

Project Treatment
CONSTRUCTION 50 - 180
Nurse Room

Project Treatment
POST CONSTRUCTION 30 - 50
Nurse Room
Safety & Health Promotion & Education

Will Decena and associates, Inc. is committed at

ensuring that all workers or employees are given
orientation/briefing or induction prior to deployment
to the site. It is our continuing effort to promote safety
and health consciousness to all people involved in this
project by providing them with the necessary safety
and health training and education to enhance their
knowledge and skills to enable us to attain a safe and
healthful project site.
Workers Safety and Health Orientation

We require new workers to attend our Safety & Health Orientation before they are deployed
to this project site in consonance to Section 12 of the D.O. 13. The assigned Safety Officer/s
Mr.Harold A. Danlog will coordinate the conduct of this orientation.

We ensure that they receive instruction and training regarding the general safety and health
measures we plan to implement for this project, specifically:

• Basic rights and duties of workers at the jobsite;

• Means of access and egress both during normal work and in emergency situation;
• Measures for good housekeeping;
• Location and proper use of welfare amenities and first –aid facilities;
• Proper care of PPE’s and other protective clothing;
• General measures for personal hygiene and health protection;
• Fire precautions to be taken;
• Action to be taken in case of any emergencies;
• Requirements of relevant health and safety rules and regulations.
Personnel who have undergone the DOLE prescribed
safety and health trainings
Name Title of training attended Remarks
Harold A. Danlog COSH Completed

TBA OHNAP / BOSH for Nurses Completed

Safety Officer Safety Officer Project Nurse

Specialized Instruction and Trainings
Section 12.6 of the D.O. No. 13 requires specialized instruction and training be given to
any person holding critical occupation.

The Certificate of our Heavy Equipment Operators who hold critical occupation and
attended the specialized trainings are listed below.

Wheel Loader Operator Excavator Operator Tower Crane Operator

 Toolbox Meeting
Toolbox meeting
attendance sheet
shall be used in
maintaining records
of conducted
toolbox meeting
SAFETY INFORMATION:
ARJAY VALDERAMA (SAFETY OFFICER)
attendance and
“Photo’s taken from TMP Project toolbox
health/safety topics
meeting” discussed.

HEALTH AWARENESS INFORMATION:

JASON DIMACULANGAN RN. (PROJECT NURSE)

D.O. No. 13 define toolbox meeting or gang meeting as a daily meeting among workers and their
respective supervisors for the purpose of instruction, discussion and proper briefing on the
planned work, the assessment of past work, the possibility or actual occurrence of accidents at
the site, tips and suggestions on how to prevent possible accidents and other related matters.
Responsible for the Toolbox Meeting

The following supervisor or any designated person is required to conduct daily

toolbox or similar meetings prior to starting the tasks for the day to discuss with
the workers and anticipate safety and health problems related to every task and
the potential solutions to those problems. The supervisor will remind the
workers on the necessary safety precautions that need to be undertaken.
TIME OF TOOLBOX MEANS OF
NAME OF SUPERVISOR
MEETING DOCUMENTATION
Engr. Wendell B. Amoyo 8:00am to 8:15am Toolbox Attendance Sheet
Harold A. Danlog 8:00am to 8:15am Toolbox Attendance Sheet

Arvin Jan V. Javillo 8:00am to 8:15am Toolbox Attendance Sheet

Nole B. Brizuela 8:00am to 8:15am Toolbox Attendance Sheet

Accident/Incident/Illnesses Investigation & Reporting
We consider accident/incident/ illnesses
investigation and reporting as our
responsibility. Absenteeism can greatly
affect our work schedule. Looking for
replacement can be costly for the company,
the hiring effort, training of new workers,
the loss of job momentum affect our
productivity. We involve our supervisors in
this program because they are more
familiar with the people involved, they have
better understanding of the operation, and
they have personal interest in the
investigation since it’s their people who are
involved. For this reason, Will Decena and
Associates, Inc. is committed to include this
responsibility to all supervisors and made
them aware about it.
Persons responsible for conducting investigation

In this project the following person/s will be assigned to conduct accident/incident

investigation:

All incidents/
All accidents Illnesses
near miss
Harold A. Danlog Harold A. Danlog Harold A. Danlog

Nole B. Brizuela Nole B. Brizuela Nole B. Brizuela

Arvin Jan V. Javillo Arvin Jan V. Javillo Arvin Jan V. Javillo

Engr. Wendell B. Amoyo Engr. Wendell B. Amoyo Engr. Wendell B. Amoyo

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Section 6 of D.O. No. 13 requires that every employer shall, at his own expense, furnish his
workers with protective equipment for eyes, face, hands, feet, lifeline, safety belt/harness,
protective shields and barriers whenever necessary by reason of the hazardous work process
or environment, chemical or radiological or other mechanical irritants or hazards capable of
causing injury or impairment in the function or any part of the body through absorption,
inhalation or physical agent.

No. PPE Description Est. Quantity Needed

1. Hard Hat 300 pcs.

2. Safety Shoes 300 pcs.
3. Full Body Harness 100 pcs
4. Safety Boots (Steel toe) 30 pcs.
5. Reflector Vest 200 pcs.
6. Working Gloves 500 pairs
7. Safety Goggles / Spectacles 100 pcs.
8. Mask / Dust Mask / Respirator 50 pcs.
9. Ear Plug 50 pairs
10. Welding Mask 20 pcs
11. Welding Gloves 20 pairs
12. Welding Apron 20 pcs
Cleaning and Proper Maintenance of PPE’s
It is important that all PPE be kept clean and properly maintained. Cleaning is particularly
important for eye and face protection where dirty or fogged lenses could impair vision. Our
workers or employees inspect, clean, and maintain their PPE according to the manufacturers’
instructions before and after each use. Our supervisors are responsible for ensuring that users
properly maintain their PPEs in good condition.

We enforce our rule that PPEs must not be shared between workers or employees until it has
been properly cleaned and sanitized. PPE are distributed for individual use whenever
possible.

If workers or employees provide their own PPEs, we make sure that it is adequate for the work
place hazards, and that it is maintained in a clean and stored in a conducive condition.

We never allow the use of defective or damaged PPEs. We immediately discard and replace
them to avoid any unintentional use.

We also consider the importance of ensuring that any contaminated PPE which cannot be
decontaminated is disposed of in a manner that protects workers or employees from exposure
to hazards.
Protection of the General Public

We comply with Rule 1412.09 of the DOLE

OSH standard in providing a safe covered
walkway over the sidewalk for use by
pedestrians in a building construction work
less than 2.3 meter (7ft.) from a side walk or
public road.

We comply with Rule 1412.10 of the OSH

Standard, Protection from Falling Materials.

We will take the steps to protect worker from

falling materials, such as the provisions of
safety helmets and safety shoes.

We will ensure that tools, objects and

materials including waste materials will not
be thrown or tipped from a height, but will be
properly lowered by crane. If such is not
practicable, the area where the material is
thrown will be fenced and no person will be
allowed in the fenced area.
Safety Signage’s
Our Safety Signage’s provides warning to workers and employees and the public about the hazards
around the project site. These will be posted in prominent positions at strategic location visible as
far as possible in a language understandable to most of the workers and employees as well as the
public.

The specific safety signage’s we intend to set-up for this project include but not limited to:

1. Mandatory requirement on the usage of PPE prior to entry to the project site
2. Areas where there are potential risks of falling objects
3. Areas where explosives and flammable substances are used or stored
4. Maintain Good Housekeeping
5. Areas where Personal Protective Equipment is required.
6. All places where contact with or proximity to electrical/facility equipment can cause
danger
7. All places where workers may come in contact with dangerous moving parts of the
machineries or equipment.
8. Emergency Evacuation Area
9. First Aid Station
10. Location of excavated area
Safety Signage’s
1. Mandatory requirement on the usage of
PPE prior to entry to the project site
2. Areas where there are
potential risks of falling
objects.

3. Areas where explosives

and flammable
substances are used or
stored.

4. Maintain Good
Housekeeping
Safety Signage’s
5. Areas where 8. Emergency
Personal Protective Evacuation Area
Equipment is
required.

6. All places where 9. First Aid Station

contact with or
proximity to
electrical/facility
equipment can
cause danger

7. All places where 10.Location of

workers may come Excavated Area
in contact with
dangerous moving
parts of the
machineries or
equipment.
Inspection and Maintenance of Safety Signage’s

• We will regularly inspect and maintain in good condition all safety

signage’s that we will be providing for this project. The person in
charge in inspecting is our Project Safety Officer and Inspection will
be carried out on a weekly or as needed.

• Our Safety Crew together with Safety Officer will remove and
replaced any signage’s that are damaged, illegible, or no longer apply
with the current hazard.
Construction Workers Skills Certification

The company will ensure that all workers assigned in the critical occupations
as defined in Section 15 of D.O. No. 13 and those who will be assigned in the
operation of construction heavy equipment (CHE) will undergo mandatory
skills testing for certification by TESDA.
Testing & Inspection of Construction Heavy Equipment

All construction heavy equipment will be tested and inspected in accordance

with the requirements of Section 10 of D.O. No. 13. The company will ensure
that all heavy equipment will be operated by qualified and certified operators.
Control Measures on Construction Activities

• To ensure safe and healthy working conditions throughout the

duration of the project the following control measure activities
will be enforced and disseminated to all the workers in the site

• Hierarchy of Controls

Elimination
Substitution
Engineering
Administrative
Wearing of proper PPE’s
LIST OF POTENTIAL ASPECT AND HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
AND RECOMMENDED CONTROL
Risk Ranking
Potential Hazards

(S) Significant
Recommended

Probability

Significant
Rating (R)

(NS) Non-
&

Detection

Severity
Control Measures
Risks Associated

(D)
(P)

(S)

or
1. Hazard: Controls:
Disposal of demolished materials 2 1 3 6 NS  Regular hauling / collecting out of debris and excess earth
Disposal of excess earth materials materials.
Disposal of used oil, lubricants  Provision of container for chemicals to be pulled out from
Risk: project site.
Land & Water contamination
2. Hazard: Controls:
Emission from vehicles / construction heavy 3 2 3 18 NS  Regular conduct of preventive maintenance for all heavy
equipment equipment / vehicle
Risk:
Air contamination
3. Hazard: Controls:
Exposure to non to slightly hazardous air emission, 2 2 3 12 NS  Implement dust reduction measures.
fumes/ mists  Strict implementation of use of PPE (dust mask)
Risk:
Illness
4. Hazard: Controls:
Fuel, Oil, Lubricant Spillage 1 1 1 1 NS  Proper containment of Fuel, Oil, Lubricants, Use of Good
container.
Risk:  Clean up spillage promptly.
Resource depletion
Land and water contamination
5. Hazard: Controls:
Dust 1 1 1 1 NS  Spraying of water on the ground
Risk:
Air contamination
6. Hazard: Controls:
No proper access 1 1 1 1 NS  Provision of proper access for personnel
Risk:
Injury
Struck by moving equipment
LIST OF POTENTIAL ASPECT AND HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
AND RECOMMENDED CONTROL

Risk Ranking
Potential Hazards

(S) Significant or
Recommended

Detection (D)
&

Severity (S)
Probability

Significant
Rating (R)

(NS) Non-
Control Measures
Risks Associated

(P)
7. Hazard: Controls:
Exposure to animal / insect bites 2 2 2 8 NS  All hazardous materials to be removed as Identified.
 Use of long sleeved PPEs or arm sleeves
Risk:  Use of boots where necessary
Skin irritations due to insect bites  Apply insect repellant lotions

8. Hazard: Controls:
Manual Handling Manual Work 4 2 2 16 NS  Workers to assess load physical capability prior to lift.
 Utilize mechanical lifting and carrying aids where possible.
Risk:  Team lifts to be practiced where necessary.
Possible physical Injury  Workers should be oriented in proper lifting technique.
 Ensure good housekeeping standards i.e. site kept
tidy/waste build-up minimized.
 Workers to wear PPE against substance or material.
 Maximum weight for repetitive lifts not to exceed: Male =
20kgs
9. Hazard: Controls:
Use of Welding Equipment 3 2 3 18 NS  Ensure that the tool is correct for the job.
 Ensure that the tool is in good working condition.
 Ensure that the worker is instructed how to use the tool
Risk: safely.
Fire  Ensure that lighting is sufficient.
Electrocution  Work should be suitably scheduled/ phased.
Inhalation of welding fumes / dust  PPE appropriate to the task is issued and used.
 Ensure that only trained/ experienced and certified welders to
operate equipment.
LIST OF POTENTIAL ASPECT AND HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
AND RECOMMENDED CONTROL

Risk Ranking
Potential Hazards

(S) Significant
Recommended

Severity (S)
Probability

Significant
Rating (R)
&

(NS) Non-
Detection
Control Measures
Risks Associated

(D)
(P)

or
10. Hazard: Controls:
Working at height 2 2 5 20 NS  Avoid working at height where possible.
 The most reasonably practicable means of access to be
Risk: used where working at height cannot be avoided.
Possible or potential death,  All other work equipment including harnesses maintained in
Possible physical injury good condition.
 Personnel oriented in working at height and in the safe use of
full body harnesses.
 Restraint mode to be adopted wherever possible when using
harness and lanyard secured back a secure and anchor point
/ lifelines
11. Hazard: Controls:
Falling and Flying / Welding Flux 3 2 3 18 NS  Works will be managed and suitably secured to present a
physical barrier to entry of works area.
Risk:  Watchmen will be present throughout works in sensitive
Eye Irritation / Injury areas to ensure safety when arising are dropped/ felled.
Injury to personnel and/or in public.  Communication to be maintained between operatives during
any dropping or arising.
12. Hazard: Controls:
Falling Materials 3 2 3 18 NS  Works will be managed and suitably secured to present a
physical barrier to entry of works area.
Risk:  Watchmen will be present throughout works in sensitive
Injury to personnel and/or in public. areas to ensure safety when arising are dropped/ felled.
Property Damage  Communication to be maintained between operatives during
any dropping of arising.
13. Hazard: Controls:
Noise & Noise Nuisance/Pollution 3 2 3 18 NS  Workers, contractors, and visitors to wear hearing protection
Risk: where necessary.
Noise induced hearing loss.  Noise monitoring equipment to be utilized in sensitive areas
Complaints from site neighbors. as required.
LIST OF POTENTIAL ASPECT AND HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
AND RECOMMENDED CONTROL

Risk Ranking
Potential Hazards

(S) Significant or
Recommended

Detection (D)
&

Severity (S)
Probability

Significant
Rating (R)

(NS) Non-
Control Measures
Risks Associated

(P)
14. Hazard: Controls:
Use of Hand Tools 3 2 3 18 NS  Ensure that the tool is correct for the job.
 Ensure that the tool is in good working order & condition.
Risk:  Ensure that the worker is instructed how to use the tool
Falling materials safely.
Falls due to access problems  Ensure that lighting is sufficient.
Impact with the tool  Work should be suitably scheduled/ phased.
Muscular skeletal injuries  PPE appropriate to the task is issued and used.
Inhalation of dust
15. Hazard: Controls:
Sharp objects. 4 2 2 16 NS  Survey workplace to identify any obvious sharp object &
remove immediately to workplace.
Risk:  PPE to include: safety footwear with steel mid-soles,
Minor cuts & laceration  Ensure any open wounds are covered with waterproof
Puncture wound dressings.
 Maintain good housekeeping.
16. Hazard: Controls:
Slips, Trips and Falls 3 2 3 18 NS  Good housekeeping to be maintained on site and public
(on same level) access routes to the outside areas of site.
 Clear up any spillages promptly.
 Eliminate uneven floor and ground areas where reasonably
Risk: practicable.
Possible injury  Maintain clear access routes – clear away any accumulation
of rubbish, materials, cables, and hoses to prevent
obstructions.
 Install adequate lighting to work areas, and stairs.
 Display information/safety signage.
 Install guardrails to excavations and open edges.
First-Aid, Health Care Medicines, and Equipment Facilities;

The company will provide first-aid kit and health care medicines and facilities for
workers in the site in accordance with the requirements of Rule 1960 of the OSHS.
Workers Welfare Facilities

The following welfare facilities will be provided in the site to ensure human working
conditions:

• Adequate supply of safe drinking water

• Adequate sanitary, washing and sleeping facilities separate for men and women
workers

• Adequate facilities for changing and for the storage and drying of work clothes.

• Adequate accommodation for taking meals.

To assure that the company provides adequate welfare facilities for the workers in
the site the company will implement the provision of toilets and other facilities in
accordance with the requirements of the Sanitation Code.
Construction Waste Disposal

The company including subcontractors will be responsible for minimizing waste

generated during the implementation of the project. The following procedures for
disposal of wastes will be implemented in the site:

• Ensure that the construction wastes are segregated from that of domestic waste.

• All construction and domestic wastes are to be collected regularly.

• Construction debris (broken hollow blocks, spoiled concrete, loose concrete, etc.)
shall be taken out on the staging area.

• Oil spills and spoiled greases shall be in the black garbage bag and will be
properly disposed.

• Maintaining good housekeeping.

Emergency Preparedness & Response Team

The objectives of this are to ensure that the company has developed and
communicated plans that will allow for the effective management of emergencies.
CHIEF EMERGENCY MARSHAL
Bernardo L. Decena

DEPUTY EMERGENCY MARSHAL

Wendell B. Amoyo

INCIDENT CONTROLLER
Arvin Jan Javillo
COMMUNICATION SECRETARIAT
ERT COORDINATOR Maricel Bautista
Harold A. Danlog

FIRE EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE BOMB THREAT/ FLOOD DISASTER/

TEAM TEAM CIVIL DISTURBANCE TEAM CHEMICAL SPILL TEAM WEATHER DISTURBANCE
Fire Extinguishing Team: Fire Extinguishing Team: Fire Extinguishing Team: Fire Extinguishing Team: SKELETAL TEAM
1. Harold A. Danlog 1. Harold A. Danlog 1. Harold A. Danlog 1. Harold A. Danlog [PROJECT TEAM]
2. Arvin Jan Javillo 2. Arvin Jan Javillo 2. Arvin Jan Javillo 2. Arvin Jan Javillo COMPOSITION:
Evacuation/ Traffic Team: Evacuation/ Traffic Team: Evacuation/ Traffic Team: Evacuation/ Traffic Team: Operations
1. Nole B. Brizuela 1. Nole B. Brizuela 1. Nole B. Brizuela 1. Nole B. Brizuela Health and Safety
2. Security Guard 2. Security Guard 2. Security Guard 2. Security Guard Security
Search and Rescue Team: Search and Rescue Team: Search and Rescue Team: Search and Rescue Team: Logistics
1. Jerick De vera 1. Jerick De vera 1. Jerick De vera 1. Jerick De vera
2. Joey Jamonong 2. Joey Jamonong 2. Joey Jamonong 2. Joey Jamonong
Salvage Team: Salvage Team: Salvage Team: Salvage Team:
1. Maricel Bautista 1. Maricel Bautista 1. Maricel Bautista 1. Maricel Bautista
2. Glen Lester A. Vitaliano 2. Glen Lester A. Vitaliano 2. Glen Lester A. Vitaliano 2. Glen Lester A. Vitaliano (BASE ON SCHEDULE)

MEDICAL GROUP EQUIPMENT / ELECTRICAL GROUP

Ronald Jagonob RN. / Dr. Benedicto Chua On call in case of emergency
Emergency Evacuation Plan

Assembly Area
 Penalties/Sanctions

For every offenses and violation of any safety rules, regulations and general practices promulgated by the
project and/or the company, the company recommended the following penalties and sanctions for violation
of CSH program:
Safety Violation 1st Offense 2nd Offense 3rd Offense

1. No helmet, no safety shoes, no safety belt/harness Warning 3 day suspension 5 day suspension

2. No ID, Uniform, working attire/PPE e.g.Hardhat, Reflector Vest, Safety Warning 3 day suspension 5 day suspension
Shoes,

3. Eating at prohibited area Warning 3 day suspension 5 day suspension

4. Littering and loitering Warning 3 day suspension 5 day suspension

5. Smoking at prohibited area Warning 3 day suspension 5 day suspension

6. Urinating at prohibited area Warning 3 day suspension 5 day suspension

7. Illegal dismantling of safety signage’s and paraphernalia Warning 3 day suspension 5 day suspension

8. Illegal gambling 3 day suspension 5 day suspension Dismissal

9. Overnight stay without permission 3 day suspension 5 day suspension Dismissal

10. Fighting & provoking others 5 day suspension Dismissal

11. Working under the influence of drugs and liquor Dismissal

12. Possession of illegal drugs, deadly weapon & gambling paraphernalia Dismissal

13. Pilferage and robbery Dismissal

14. Illegal entry/exit Dismissal

15. Refusal to surrender ID & giving false representation Dismissal