SAFETY EXECUTION PLAN

PROJECT NO. 4020153858

Approach Ramp Reconcreting for Vincent Lakandula SS
Guagua, Pampanga

ALBERTY CONSTRUCTION INC.

#278 Magnolia St., Grace Village Subd.,
Tambubong, San Rafael, Bulacan
Telefax : (044) 766-5176  (0925) 825-7026
albertyconstructioninc@gmail.com
 SAFETY EXECUTION PLAN

PROPONENT : Petron Corporation

PROJECT TITLE : Approach Ramp Reconcreting for Vincent Lakandula SS
,LOCATION : Guagua, Pampanga
DURATION : 30 cd

SCOPE OF WORK:

The subject contract will be conducted over a period of 30 calendar days duration.
The construction activities include Approach Ramp Reconcreting, Construction of Oil
and Water Separator and Construction of Intercepting Canal. During this period, the
contractor ensured that all impacts/hazards of the project on land, water, air and people
will be addressed through the implementation of the following appropriate
mitigation/enhancement measures.

SITE SAFETY ORGANIZATION

1. Safety Officer / Project Civil Engineer

Jeff Edward Reymatias

2. Worker Training and Orientation

2.1 Proper usage of Fire Extinguisher

2.2 Proper usage of Tools and PPE’s
2.3 Sorting and Disposing of unnecessary items
2.4 Maintaining Good Standard of Housekeeping
2.5 Proper Location of Safety Signages and Barricades

WORK ENVIRONMENT

1. Working Hours and Manpower

Working hours will be 48 hours per week (0800 hrs. to 1900 hrs.,
Mondays through Sundays).
It is expected to reach 5 – 7 personnel at peak construction.

2. Night Work
Night work will be performed after normal working hours. A separate
crew of one (1) team will be conducting clean-up activities under our night
 shift labor. This team will not be involved in any construction activity.
Portable lighting units are provided with clear lens safety glasses. Our
Safety Officer performs weekly spot checks of this activity to ensure
compliance to safety requirements. Specific night tasks include:

 Site cleanup
 Flash light and Barricade maintenance
 Removal debris from areas

3. Eating and Drinking Facilities

Employees will consume all meals away from their immediate work area.
Only areas designated for lunchtime or breaktime will be used.

4. Health and Hygiene

The contractor will use the Comfort Room at the Station. These facilities
will be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. The entire
work site is maintained in a clean and sanitary at all times. Daily
inspections by our Supervisor ensures compliance. Where respirators are
required for hazardous atmospheres, written work plans are developed for
work activities where our employees may be exposed to hazardous
substances.

5. Traffic Safety
Unsafe driving practices are not tolerated, on or off job. Person as well as
local traffic regulations are communicated throughout the organization.

Traffic Safety is an important part of our new arrival safety orientation

process as well as weekly tool-box safety Meetings. Unauthorized
operation of equipment/vehicles results in immediate termination.

6. Safety Signs
Safety signs shall be posted at designated area of work as per schedule.

MANPOWER

1. Name of workers and their designated work are specified on the attached
document.
2. Work Attire
Our designated color is blue. Blue “class A” hard hats are provided to each
worker along with 4 pcs of green long sleeves. Clean long sleeves are
provided daily to each worker. Basic work attire includes: class A or B
safety hat, safety shoes, other protection may be necessary as required by
our internal policies client requirements or permit requirements.

3. PPE’s
Our Safety Officer selects all required safety equipment for the project.
Our purchasing system is set up whereby safety equipment requires prior
 approval from our safety supervisor. Basic protective equipment includes
the following:
 Safety Hats (class A or B)
 Safety Vest
 Safety shoes (meeting Petron requirement)
 Faceshields, goggles, gloves and aprons
 Other specialized equipment required by work activities or client
requirements

MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT

We have a responsibility to ensure compliance to Petron regulations with respect

to the following certification requirements.

EQUIPMENT : A listing of equipment is maintained by our Equipment Supervisor who

is responsible to supervise and enforce requirements.

List of Machinery and Equipment to support the project

 1 unit Jackhammer
 Concrete Cutter
 1 unit Mini Dump Truck
 1 unit Plate Compactor

SITE SAFETY INSPECTION

Safety Inspection is required atleast once a week as agreed with Petron Engineer
in Charge.

PROJECT SAFETY BRIEFING

All employees should attend a weekly safety meeting. Meetings are conducted at
the jobsite by the assigned safety officer. Workers are gathered at the work area
where the meeting is conducted. This meeting is held at the beginning of the work
every Monday. Ten to fifteen minutes is allotted to these meetings in which safety
is the sole subject. Emergency procedures are mandatory topic for each meeting.
Feedback pertaining to safety is encouraged. Safety meeting records are
maintained at our office and available for review and inspection. Safety bulletins,
memos, etc. from Petron are used to enhance safety meetings. A review of the
previous weeks incidents are always discussed.
SAFETY MEETING (TOOL BOX)

A safety meeting is established for the project. The committee is comprises of the
following:
 Safety Officer (Chairman)
 Foreman (1 ea.)
 Workers (4-5 ea.)

EMERGENCY PLAN

An emergency directory are posted at the site office. All personnel are properly
oriented in our emergency procedures.

Safety Officer shall conduct training and planning activities/requirements for the
prevention/protection. All employees are given proficiency training in the use of
fire protection equipment.

 2 sets of 10 lbs. Fire Extinguisher shall be provided to supplement existing

fire extinguishers available at the site and during hotwork.

The following First Aid Medicines shall always be maintained.

1. one (1) bottle Betadine Antiseptic Solution 120ml
2. one (1) bottle Hydrogen Peroxide 120m
3. one (1) roll of Absorbent Cotton
4. one (1) bottle of Rubbing Alcohol
5. ten (10) pcs. Band Aid Strips
6. thirty (10) pcs Paracetamol

EMERGENCY HOTLINE

Police Deparment, Guagua, Pampanga (+63) 922 444 1863

Guagua Fire Station, Guagua, Pampanga (+63) 925 734 8169
Balagtas Doctors Hospital, Balagtas, Bulacan (044) 693-2992

HANDLING OF MATERIALS

Hazardous materials will be handled in a safe manner following good sound

construction practices. A practice equipment shall be provided to workers prior to
handling of said hazardous materials.

Cements, Steel Pipes and other bulky materials shall be properly stored with
barricades.

Paints, Electrical and Wiring Tools shall be placed in our stock room.
Excavated, demolished and used materials shall be disposed from the work area
immediately.

Prepared and Submitted by:

JEFF EDWARD REYMATIAS

Project Civil Engineer