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VR S afety H ealth E nvironment INDUCTION. Introducing the all new….

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Welcome. As we value the Health and Safety of ALL employees, contractors, and visitors it is important to for us to share the necessary health and safety information with you. Please be participative in the induction process and feel free to ask any related questions. Remember: there is no such thing as a stupid question. We hope that you will feel WELCOMED on our factory and premises, and that you shall never be placed in any situation that threatens your health or safety..

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Why do we do induction?. To provide you with the necessary information with regards to Safety, Health and the Environment To ensure that you are always “SAFE’’ and care for the environment To inform you of relevant changes in the systems and procedures To make you aware of all the rules and regulations inside the active work areas.

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OUR VISION Our dream is for the VR product range to become a global benchmark and equipment of choice in major mining markets... ultimately "Redehning Mining" OUR MISION We are a leading technology company that strives to supply customized earth-moving productivity gains to our global clients and partners, whilst fostering a culture that provides our team members with a harmonious, challenging and rewarding environment in which to grow - both personally and professionally. OUR VALUES Innovation We challenge the status quo in our systems and product ranges, foster the ability to act with speed and agility to drive our global growth, and respect change without resistance. Collaboration We fuel more powerful ideas, greater opportunities and deeper relationships by sharing information and thoughts to achieve common objectives together. We believe that local goals are necessary but not sufficient and recognize the strength of collaborative teamwork. Accountability We honour our commitments, acknowledge our mistakes, anticipate our client's needs, support one another and serve our communities. Familv We strongly uphold family and family values in our relationships with colleagues, We believe these are the cornerstones of civilized society and provide the framework for leadership, personal accomplishment and growth. Freedom We enjoy freedom: O to speak out when things are wrong to create to fail to seek financial freedom.

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The VR SHE Policy. The statement regarding our commitment to maintaining a Safe and Healthy work environment.

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The VR SHE Principles. l, SHE Awarenes 2. SHE control 3. SHE Assurance Artisan Su*rvisor & Safety Re#. 4. SHE Management Figure 9: The Quality Pyramid Safety Manger Management Furthermore, the SHE Plan will be accomplished through adherence to the principles and the following objectives: • Implementing safety, health, environmental management systems. • Management ensuring the SHE Policy and Objectives are understood and communicated to its employees. • Implementing safety, health, environment discussions at a regular monthly meeting held on the last available Friday of every month. Should an accident or injury occur, where possible that meeting shall be moved forward to the Friday in which that event took place. • Establishing sound Standard Operating procedures (SOP) for all suitable operations requiring them. • Informing and appropriately training all employees and contractors on safety, health and environmental matters. • Responding effectively to safety, health and environmental emergencies involving daily activities and product outputs • Each department and division shall have monthly metrics filled in the Manage-By-Exception database to monitor on a live and ongoing basis. • Ensure that the health, safety and environmental policy is reviewed at periods not exceeding three years from the effective date or by a date set by the Managing Director. • As far as reasonably practical, providing appropriate resources required to implement the above..

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Duties of Employer: Section 8. * Occupational Health & Safety ACT No. 85 of 1993.

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2181SNOdSU. General duties of the Employee: Section 14.

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What is Safety?. The word ‘’safe’’ means a condition where a person is FREE FROM ANY HARM , be it from: the environment the tools working equipment or the people that he/she is surrounded by Who is responsible to keep your person and the environment safe? The first person responsible for personal safety is always “ME, MYSELF AND I’’ A positive attitude of “I want to go home in the same condition as I came to work in ’’ is the first step in the right direction. VR Management furthermore wants to ensure that each person working at the Factory goes home feeling positive after a days work..

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The following must be adhered to:. Operate equipment or machinery ONLY if licenced and authorised to do so. Ensure that the Environmental conditions are according to standard. Ensure that safety devices on equipment are in place and operable..

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VR Golden Safety Rules. Work at height 50 Vehides and moble equipment Movement of suspended loads areas Risk analpi* Akobol and other Rules for Safety Lock out, tag and zero enuv (6! Confined s poee Tools and equipment Circulation of people.

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Hazard vs. Risk?. A hazard: potential source that can cause you, your fellow worker or the environment, serious harm. “The First and Last Warning” Eg : Exposure to live electrical wires is a HAZARD. “The First and Last Warning” A Risk: a likelihood of being exposed to danger which may result to a person being injured, or experience adverse health effects “End Results Zone” Eg : being in contact with live exposed wires may result in electric shock which may lead to DEATH. “End Result”.

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How do I Identify Hazards?. Always do a walkabout inspection of your workplace before you start to work. Ensure that the control measures are put in place can control hazards effectively. Always ensure that your state of mind is 100%. Do NOT enter into any unauthorized areas. Take part in the weekly Toolbox Talks as a team. Obey signage and rules. If unsure, ask your Supervisor, Manager, Safety Representative or Safety Officer..

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Review and Update Risk Plan Identification of Risks Risk Management Process Implementation and Monitoring Risk Assessment Risk Mitigation Plan.

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What is an Incident/Accident?. Incident: an instance of something happening; an event or occurrence Accident: an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury.

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Root cause finding Best Practice o Rules a ISO Standards Incident reporting oak -ke Forms Governance Past incidents o Regulations.

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ACCESS. Access Controls. Access control is a system that prevents any unauthorised entry into certain areas of the factory. Access control is done to ensure that the manager ALWAYS knows who is on the premises and in which area. This makes it easier for the manager to account for persons in the case of an emergency. You may not enter into any area, where you have not been granted access to. This is to ensure your own safety..

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Emergency Preparedness. In case of any: Fires Riot Bomb Threats Threatening hazardous substance on site Explosions Building collapsing All employees must go to the assembly point until the Safety Department or Departmental Managers declare the site to be safe.

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HEAT CHEMICAL REACTION OXYGEN FUEL. The Fire Triangle.

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Airborne pollutants (dusts, fumes, mists, gases, vapours) Noise Vibration (Whole Body Vibration – WBV & Hand/arm Vibration – HAV) Heat Chemical Hazards (common chemicals used) Ionising Radiation (sources identified) Ergonomics (equipment and workplace designs).

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Fatigue. Fatigue is when a person feels extreme tiredness mentally and/or physically Fatigue can be caused by not having enough sleep Fatigue can result in poor performance, or reduced ability to carry out a task Fatigue can increase the risk of an incident or accident occuring.

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What is Hearing Loss?. Hearing loss (deafness) is the partial or total inability to hear sounds It can be on either one or both of the ears WHAT CAUSES HEARING LOSS? Excessive exposure to noise is the primary risk in VR operations.

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t). Drugs, Alcohol & Firearms. At VR there is a zero tolerance on these issues: No employee shall report for duty under the influence of intoxicating substances The use of drugs/alcohol while on duty is not permitted Should prescribed medication affect you negatively, please STOP and REPORT. Prescribed medication that could lead to impairment of judgment or drowsiness must be reported to the supervisor Prescribed medication could be flu medicine, cough mixtures, muscle relaxers, etc. No firearms or weapons are allowed on site Random tests for the abuse of alcohol & drugs may be conducted.

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Personal Protective Equipment. PPE is an abbreviation for P ersonal P rotective E quipment.

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PPE in VR Operations. When entering any high risk areas you shall always wear the following: Eye protection Hearing protection Steel toe cap shoes/boots Other task-related items may be necessary: Flame retardant overalls Spats Face shield or welding helmets Gloves Respirators & dust masks No short pants will be allowed at the factory.

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PPE Focus: Hearing Protection. How do I insert the earplugs into my ear correctly? Depending on the type, follow the instructions below To prevent ear infections: wash plugs each day with soap & water Disposable earplugs are intended to be single day use only.

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The Importance of Communication. Communication is a life saving rule Proper communication can safe lives when specific hazards are communicated to all employees Different forms of communication Toolbox talks Safety meetings Notice boards Proper communication among all involved is essential for a safe working environment!.

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What is the Environment?. Plants & Animals Living natural environment.

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t ooe. Why look after the Environment?. Moral Responsibility: The is only one Earth , and we are reliant on it being healthy to live as healthy human beings within her system We do not inherit the Earth from our parents, we borrow it from our children Legal Perspectives: Constitutional rights: everyone has the right to a healthy environment To avoid sanctions (e.g. directives or work stoppages) Avoid penalties and fines.

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Ablution & Change house. Use the toilets provided Report full, overflowing or leaking toilets Maintain toilets in hygienic state.

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Water as a Resource. Do not waste water! Close the tap properly after use Report any leaks immediately Water and electricity do not mix.

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What is ISO 45001. ISO 45001:2018 is the world’s first occupational health and safety (OH&S) international standard. This new standard replaces the old OHSAS 18001:2007. ISO 45001 helps the organization provide a safe and healthy workplace for all employees, visitors, contractors & Interested parties, prevent deaths, work-related injury and ill-health as well as continually improve company OH&S performance. ​.

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What is OH&S Management System. An Occupational Health & Safety Management “OHS” system defines the fra mework in which the organization cares for the all employees, contractors & interested parties. It represents a set of rules, polices, processes, plan, guidelines, procedures and practices for preventing OHS hazards, minimizes risks in the workplace and is unique for every organization. In our case our system is called “ VOHS” Van Reenen Steel Occupational Health & Safety Management System which is tailor-made for the organization as per its operational requirements. ​.

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The PDCA approach Continual Improvement for VRS will be guided by Plan-Do-check-Act cycle..

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Benefits. ISO 45001 can bring benefits such as: Safer Workplace Improve company ima ge and credibility Improve cost control Use evidence-based decision making Create a culture of continual improvement and transparency Engagement of people Better controlled workplace Legal compliance enhancement.

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Your role in the implementation. There are few thongs you need to understand to make the OH&S Management system work: Know and understand the OHS policy and applicable OHS objectives. Understand how you contribute to company OHS Know what happens if you do not adhere to OHS rules Know the hazards/risks associated with your work and how they are controlled. Get commitment and support from senior management..

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