MITIGATION STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE SAFETY CONDITIONS AT FUEL STATIONS
Injury free work environment is an essential element for any successful project. Better safety performances can be achieved only if safety matters priority at all stages of project addressed adequately. Concrete efforts of owners, contractors, sub contractors and designers are equally important at...
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2010
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.utp.edu.my/8175/1/Mitigation_Strategies_khamidi.pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/8175/ |
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| Summary: | Injury free work environment is an essential element for any successful project. Better safety
performances can be achieved only if safety matters priority at all stages of project addressed adequately.
Concrete efforts of owners, contractors, sub contractors and designers are equally important at different
levels of project. To control accidents and injuries on every project requires different methods and
practices. Although same strategies can be applied, it requires modifications as per objectives & targets
and organizational needs. It is necessary to develop such strategies that can help to increase safety
considerations at project site. Past safety studies investigated various methods to improve safety statistics
but it still contain more room for improvement. Fuel stations are considered to be the high risk
hazardous places within the city environment. Fire, falls, vehicle accidents, electrocutions, robbery and
snakebites are most commonly occurring hazardous conditions at fuel stations. This paper will present
the application of Mitigation Strategies to reduce near misses occurrences at fuel stations. Near misses
data collected in different trades such as maintenance, carelessness, housekeeping, mechanical fault and
electrical fault. Mitigation strategies prepared based upon safety statistics. Data collected with these
application and mentionable improvement noticed. With application of mitigation strategies available
resources can be ut |
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