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Dubai Metro Training Course

Dubai Metro Training Course. Non-Lineside Worker Briefing. Quality, Health & Safety and Environment Policies. Quality, Health & Safety and Environment Policies. Serco’s number 1 priority is safety. There are 3 very important documents which govern the way Serco run Dubai Metro:

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Dubai Metro Training Course

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  1. Dubai Metro Training Course Non-Lineside Worker Briefing

  2. Quality, Health & Safety and Environment Policies

  3. Quality, Health & Safety and Environment Policies Serco’s number 1 priority is safety. There are 3 very important documents which govern the way Serco run Dubai Metro: • Dubai Metro Health and Safety Policy • Dubai Metro Environmental Policy • Dubai Metro Quality Management Policy Safety must be your number 1 priority. You need to work safely and report anything that you think is unsafe. SM001-QUA-ALL-XX-00040 A1

  4. Operational Hours Operational Hours refer to the period between the time traction power supply is switched on for the start of train services and the time it is switched off at the end of train services (last train running). In Dubai Metro, operation hours normally last from 0500 to 0100 Operational Hours Operation Hours 0500 0500 0100 TRA-TP-114000(A1) Next Day

  5. Engineering Hours Engineering Hour refers to the time period other than Operation Hours. In Dubai Metro, Engineering Hours normally last from 0100 to 0500 Engineering Hours Engineering Hours 0500 0500 0100 TRA-TP-114000(A1) Next Day

  6. Golden Safety Messages for Everybody • DO NOTforget that there is nothing more important than safety • DO NOT enter the guideway, workshops or equipment rooms unless you have clear authority, a PTW and a safe system of work • DO NOT carry out any task if you are not competent • DO NOT ignore unsafe behaviour or practices – challenge & report it • Do communicate clearly using the Safety Critical protocol • Do make sure your are absolutely clear about any instruction before you act on it • Do ensure you understand your Procedures & Instructions – ask if you are not sure • Do report all incidents, accidents or safety concerns without delay • Dowear the correct PPE wherever required • Know and use the ‘Worksafe’ process – if in doubt stop and shout Issue A3: 02/02/11. Issued by HSQE Dept. (1/2)

  7. Safety: Who to contact about what? • If you see anything unsafe or anything that may affect the safe operation of trains or any person or object on the guideway when trains are running ACT IMMEDIATELY: • Press an emergency stop button if possible • Make an emergency call to OCC • All accidents, incidents and unsafe situations must be reported to your supervisor immediately and OCC informed • If you do not believe something is safe STOP work! tell your supervisor and apply the ‘Worksafe’ process • If you have queries about Procedures & Instructions ask your supervisor or contact HSQE department Contact Numbers – if you are not able to use a radio Chief Controller: Internal: 10125, 10126 External: 04 233 0287Mobile: 055 470 1123 Information Controller:Internal: 10115, 10116, 10117 External: 04 233 0287 Mobile: 055 470 1121 HSQE Dept: Contact duty officer via Information Controller Issue A3: 02/02/11. Issued by HSQE Dept. (2/2)

  8. Location and Tool Box Talk • You will now receive a specific brief on hazards that are unique to the location at which you are going to work from the Landlord, This will be followed by your Tool Box Talk delivered by the Person in Charge (PIC) which will cover the methods of work, hazards associated with the work and the control measures which you must apply. • If you do not fully understand any part of the above briefs you must ask the briefer to fully explain again until you understand

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