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Rescue Plan For Lifting

This document outlines a rescue plan for confined space work at INEOS Styrolution India Limited. It provides details on the equipment, hazards, personnel, and procedures for rescuing a worker in the event of an emergency in the confined space. A sketch of the work area is included. The rescue procedure involves contacting an emergency squad member who will activate a rescue team. Safety precautions like atmospheric monitoring and use of proper protective gear are required before any rescue entry. The casualty will be stabilized, evacuated from the work area, and provided first aid and medical attention. Effects of various oxygen concentrations on humans are also summarized.

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Rescue Plan For Lifting

This document outlines a rescue plan for confined space work at INEOS Styrolution India Limited. It provides details on the equipment, hazards, personnel, and procedures for rescuing a worker in the event of an emergency in the confined space. A sketch of the work area is included. The rescue procedure involves contacting an emergency squad member who will activate a rescue team. Safety precautions like atmospheric monitoring and use of proper protective gear are required before any rescue entry. The casualty will be stabilized, evacuated from the work area, and provided first aid and medical attention. Effects of various oxygen concentrations on humans are also summarized.

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INEOS STYROLUTION INDIA LIMITED

CONFINED SPACE WORK – RESCUE PLAN Document No. : I: 05:03:04:01

THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT AND ATTACHED TO THE CONFINED SPACE PERMIT.
THE ATTENDANT OUTSIDE THE CONFINED SPACE MUST BE BRIEFED AND BE FAMILIAR WITH THE RESCUE PLAN.

Date/ Duration of work: CSE Permit No.________________________

Equipment/ Location: _________________________________________________________________________

Description of work:
______________________________________________________________________________________________

________________

Type of access (tick whichever applicable): ( ) Vertical ( ) Horizontal

Associated Hazards:
( ) Oxygen deficiency ( ) Oxygen enrichment
( ) Toxic atmosphere ( ) Flammable substances
( ) High noise level ( ) Extreme temperature
( ) Fall hazard
( ) Other hazards (specify) ______________________

Rescue equipment checklist:


(Minimum requirements - breathing apparatus, harness, rope and resuscitation apparatus)

( ) Retrieval system (tripod, harness, rescue/safety line, carabineers, pulley, shock absorbers)
(√ ) Main Rope (√ ) Safety Rope
(√ ) Harness
Breathing Apparatus ( ) Emergency communication method___________
 ( ) SCBA ( ) Portable explosion-proof lighting
 ( ) Air-line ( ) Gas monitoring equipment
 ( ) Air-line suit ( ) Medical equipment (stretcher, First Aid kit)
( ) MSDS (√) Resuscitation apparatus
( ) Ambulance standby

( ) Additional PPE (specify) ______

Shift A Shift B Shift C


Competent person as CS Assessor
(Name & sign)
Permit Issuer (Name & Sign)
Emergency Squad member
(Name & Sign)
First Aider (Name & sign)
Safety Attendant (Name & Sign)
Occupational Health Centre
(Contact & name)
RESCUE PROCEDURE
1. CONTACT EMERGENCY SQUAD MEMBER (ESM). ESM will activate rescue team and first-aider/medical personnel (if
necessary).
2. Safety Attendant must not attempt to enter the confined space at all time and must provide detailed information
upon arrival of the rescue team.
3. If rescue requires hauling to retrieve casualty, place the retrieval system at confined space exit (eg manhole)
before entry is allowed (tripod, harness, rescue/safety line, carabineers, pulley, and shock absorbers).
4. Monitor atmospheric conditions in the work area prior to rescue team entry. ENTER ONLY IF ATMOSPHERIC
CONDITIONS ARE DEEMED SAFE AND USING APPROPRIATE RESCUE AND PROTECTIVE GEAR.
5. Evaluate situation and/or injuries, stabilize casualty during evacuation.
6. Rescue team members attending to casualty must maintain constant communication with members operating the
hauling or other form of retrieval system. Rescuers and attendants must communicate when to lower/raise
casualty, stop or give some slack.
7. Protect/support casualty as he is being removed from the work area.
8. Casualty will receive attention immediately upon rescue (exit) from First-aider.
9. Subsequently, casualty will be referred to proper medical personnel for follow-up treatment.

SKETCH OF WORK AREA

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS ON HUMANS:

Oxygen Level (%) Effect


> 23.5 Oxygen enriched; Extreme fire hazard
20.9 Normal Oxygen concentration in air
19.5 Minimum Safe Level
16.0 Disorientation; Impaired judgement; breathing difficulty
14.0 Faulty judgement; Rapid fatigue; Drowsiness
8.0 Mental Failure; Fainting; Loss of consciousness
6.0 Difficulty in breathing; Fatal in minutes

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