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Friday, May 25, 2012
Peraturan Keselamatan Kerja Konstruksi
Sehingga tidak jarang kadang sering terlibat adu mulut meski tidak adu fisik tentang pentingnya peran petugas keselamatan kerja atau safety officer di lapangan, yang dianggap hanya tukang cari kesalahan orang lain
pasti teman2 safety officer juga pernah mengalami hal ini dilapangan :)
Indonesia Sukhoi Accident
Here the some video talking about indonesia sukhoi accident
Material Safety Data Sheet adalah
Leading emissions reduction in the global shipping
(1888PressRelease) , 03 January 2012 -the modern shipping industry accounts for three to four percent of global man-made CO2 emissions and this figure is expected to rise to six percent by 2020 and then double by 2050. Carbon emissions from shipping are already double that of international aviation, and a single large container ship as many acidifying sulphur dioxide in a year like 50 million cars can throw away.
As a result, despite standing on the height of tremendous opportunities, Offshore support vessels (OSVs) is a challenge main-efficient operational in the face of rising demand and tighter energy efficiency regulations.
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In Amsterdam on 26-28 April, Offshore support vessels top brings you the latest insights and case studies on optimizing the design and operational aspects of OSVs to maximize production to reduce emissions, and downtime. Through a global agenda presentation of real-life experiences from Europe, Asia, North and South America, the event will rest ship-owners/operators and oil companies with the best design tools and operational strategies to manage their projects and successfully leverage the OSV advances in energy-efficient technologies.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Toolbox meeting/forklift fatalities
Toolbox meeting topics
Company Name __________________________ Job Name __________________________ Date________
According to the Industrial Truck Association, there are about 855,900 forklifts in the U.S. Therefore, over 11% of all forklifts will be involved in some type of accident each year (assuming only one accident per forklift).
The ITA also reports that the useful life of a lift truck is about 8 years. This means that about 90% of all forklifts will be involved in some type of accident during their useful life--again assuming only one accident per forklift. If you operate this equipment, there is a possibility that you may have an accident at some point during your career. To help reduce the possibility of being injured, it's important to understand where and how these accidents occur.
Fatal forklift accident causes and where they occur:
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| Crushed by vehicle tipping over |
42%
| Mining | 1.2 | ||
| Crushed between vehicle and a surface |
25%
| Construction | 23.8 | ||
| Crushed between two vehicles |
11%
| Manufacturing | 42.5 | ||
| Struck or run over by a forklift |
10%
| Transportation | 11.0 | ||
| Struck by falling material |
8%
| Wholesale trades | 12.5 | ||
| Fall from platform on the forks |
4%
| Retail trade | 9.0 | ||
Studies show that many of these accidents could have been prevented by better training. No one starts out with the innate knowledge, skills, and abilities to safely operate a forklift. As OSHA requires, drivers must be properly trained to do so. The lesson to be learned is, operating a forklift without training is dangerous and can even be fatal to you or other employees working in the area..
Training can also prevent or reduce the severity of an accident related to the stability of a lift truck traveling with an elevated load. Keep the load as low as possible to increase vehicle stability and to help prevent tip-over accidents. Even if drivers ignore this rule, and the vehicle tips over, injuries are usually minor if they stay with the vehicle instead of jumping off. The normal tendency is for a person to jump downward, so the driver lands on the floor or ground--usually directly into the path of the overhead guard. The most common result is a crushing injury to the head, neck, or back where the overhead guard strikes the employee.
Forty-two percent of forklift fatalities are caused by the operator trying to jump from a tipping vehicle. To keep this from happening to you, always remember tokeep the load as low as possible and stay with the vehicle if it tips over. Wearing your seat belt is the best safety measure!
Safety Recommendations:__________________________________________________________________________
Job Specific Topics:________________________________________________________________________________
M.S.D.S Reviewed:_________________________________________________________________________________
Attended By:
Source toolboxtopics.com
New Online Resource explores the Ins and Outs of the RMS Titanic
(1888PressRelease) January 17, 2012 -In just a few months people will remember that 1500 + people who have died in the night that the RMS Titanic sank in the North Atlantic. At the time she was one of the largest passenger liners in the world, and on her first trip. On the occasion of this occasion, lifelong Titanic enthusiaast Ben Johnson as an online resource and web property created to provide people with information about the complete history of the Titanic a concise resource.
This website "Titanic Explorer" is a place where adults and students about the history of the Titanic, and the company can learn and the people who created her. The guide takes you through the cocenption of the ship sinking and wreck pieces.
Just a few days ago we contacted Mr. Johnson for more information about his latest project. Mr Johnson told us that "I have a lifelong interest in the Titanic, since my grandpa bought me a book on the subject when I was only 7 years old, since then I was hooked". He also went on to say that "I wanted to this online source to give back some of my knowledge to those who want to know more about what must have been a beautiful ship '.
With the 100th anniversary quickly approaching the interest in Titanic doesn't seem to be dwindling. If you have an interest in Titanic or her sister ships than "Titanic Explorer" maybe something that you want to take a look at.
We wish Mr Johnson every success in his new company. Visit www.ExploreTitanic.com for more information.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
Isolasi Tumpahan Minyak, Sekeliling Kapal Dipasang Oil Boom
| Sabtu, 23/05/2009 10:26 WIB Dua Kapal Senggolan Isolasi Tumpahan Minyak, Sekeliling Kapal Dipasang Oil Boom Imam Wahyudiyanta - detikSurabaya Foto: Imam Wahyudiyanta Surabaya - Pasca dua kapal senggolan, KM Tanto Niaga dan KM Mitra Ocean saat ini di sekeliling kapal cargo tersebut dipasang oil boom atau alat untuk mengisolasi tumpahan minyak. Hal itu dilakukan karena di sekitar lokasi tabrakan sudah terlihat adanya tumpah minyak yang berasal dari dalam kapal tersebut. "Sudah dipasang oil boom, ini untuk mengisolasi tumpahan minyak," kata Kepala Kasi Pengamanan dan Penertiban (Pamtib) KPLP Tanjung Perak, Barlet S kepada detiksurabaya.com saat meninjau lokasi karamnya KM Tanto Niaga, Sabtu (23/5/2009). Kondisi Kapal Tanto Niaga Karam dengan posisi miring atau rebah ke bagian kanan setelah bertabrakan di dengan KM Mitra Ocean di dekat Dermaga Terminal Petikemas Surabaya (TPS) Tanjung Perak. Kapal tersebut karam di jarak 200-300 meter dari lokasi tabrakan. Dari pantauan detiksurabaya.com, KM Tanto Niaga sendiri tidak karam sepenuhnya ke dasar laut karena di bagian laut yang dangkal. Masih terlihat anjungan kapal, lambung kapal, tiang kapal, sekoci dan kontainer yang masih menempel di badan kapal. "KM Tanto Niaga karamnya di 400 meter dari Terminal Peti Kemas," ujarnya. Sementara KM Mitra Ocean yang bertabrakan dengan KM Tanto Niaga kondisinya tidak karam. Kapal tersebut masih mengapung dan saat ini bersandar di jarak 500 meter arah selatan dari Terminal Peti Kemas. Hanya mengalami kerusakan di haluan bagian atas. Sebelumnya, dua kapal bersenggolan pukul 18.00 WIB, Jumat (22/5/2009). Senggolan yang terjadi di lokasi yang berjarak 200 meter dari dermaga itu membuat haluan atau bagian depan KM Tanto Niaga sobek. Akibatnya ratusan kontainer kosong berhamburan ke laut.(wln/fat) |
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Monday, May 18, 2009
JSA for Welding operations (sample)
JOB TITLE: | Created: | Revise Date: | JHA Creator: | Title: | |||
OxyAcetylene Welder | 5/15/2007 |
| Mr Safety | OSHEM | |||
WORK LOCATION (ROOM NO.): | DEPARTMENT: | TOOL/MACHINE MAKE AND MODEL: | |||||
Most welding shops |
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Task(s) | Define Activities/Equipment Used (note frequency/duration) | POTENTIAL HAZARDS | REQUIRED CONTROLS/WORK PRACTICES | REQUIRED PPE | |||
| Oxy-Acetylene welding, used on average X times a day, X days a week by X # of welders. |
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1. Turn torch on | 1a. Wipe down work area with damp cloth (water) | Spilling water could cause slip/trip. Not cleaning area could leave dust particles/combustibles that could flare | Slowly apply small amount of water to cloth and wipe down work area. Ensure fire extinguishers are available and charged. | N/A | |||
| 1b. Uncoil and straighten hoses from cylinders. | Loose hose on floor could cause slip/trip. Damaged hose could cause leak/fire | Ensure uncoiled hoses will not be a tripping hazard. Ensure there are no kinks, cracks or damage to hoses. Ensure all torch valves are closed and inspect for possible leaks. | N/A | |||
| 1c. Adjust screws on regulators so they are backed off. | Gas leak could cause fire | Ensure adjustment screws on regulators are backed off so no tension is present for both acetylene and oxygen. | N/A | |||
| 1d. Open cyclinder valve slowly by turning counterclockwise. | None | None | N/A | |||
| 1e. Turn adjustment screw clockwise to desired pressure | None | Know the correct pressure for type equipment |
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| 1f. Crack open acetylene valve on torch body. | Potential gas accumulation if not prepared to light | Have striker available | Safety glasses, work gloves | |||
| 1g. Use striker to ignite torch | Potential gas accumulation | Quickly, so not to let gas accumulate, hold torch facing away from face, body and portable unit. Using other hand, strike flint approximately 2 inches from tip of torch. | Safety glasses, work gloves | |||
| 1h. Adjust acetylene torch body valve | Incorrect adjustment could cause flame out, undesirable magnitude | Adjust acetylene torch body valve to desired flame | Safety glasses, work gloves | |||
| 1i. Open axygen valve on torch body | Incorrect adjustment could cause flame out, undesirable magnitude | Slowly open oxygen valve on torch body to achieve desired flame. | Safety glasses, work gloves | |||
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2. Perform weld | 2a. Have flux and welding rods appropriate for type weld and material being welded | Improper weld due to improper selection of flux and welding rods | Welding training should cover when and how to use different fluxes and welding rods. Adhere to the trianing. |
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| 2b. Perform weld | 2b1. Fire or Explosion | 1. Updated (annual) Welding shop burn permit required. |
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| 2b3. Sparks could burn eyes, hands, clothes | 1. Wear welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
| 3c. Perform weld with arc welder | 2b4. Arc rays can burn eyes | 1. Use welding helmet with correct shade of filter. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
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| 2b5. Smoke may set off smoke alarm or sprinkler system | Follow procedures/protocols listed in Chapter XX, Fire Protection Impairment Permit whenever working closer than 35 feet from a sprinkler head or smoke detector. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
| 2c. Weld heating, AC, water, steam, condensate return lines. | 2c1.. Contents of piping could cause burns | Drain piping at welding area, wearing insulated gloves, eye protection or whatever other PPE based on pipe contents. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
| 2d. Perform weld on or near electrical devices | 2d1. Electical shock, cuts and burns | Use lock-oout/tag-out procedures. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
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3. Turn off torch | 3a. Close acetylene valve on torch body | Valve and stem (pinch points) | Position fingers on acetylene valve ensuring they do not come in contact with the valve stem. Turn valve clockwise. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
| 3b. Close oxygen valve on torch body | Valve and stem (pinch points) | Position fingers on oxygen valve ensuring they do not come in contact with the valve stem. Turn valve clockwise. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
| 3c. Turn the acetylene valve clockwise | Valve and stem (pinch points) | Position fingers on acetylene valve ensuring they do not come in contact with the valve stem. Turn valve clockwise. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
| 3d. Turn the oxygen valve clockwise | Valve and stem (pinch points) | Position fingers on acetylene valve ensuring they do not come in contact with the valve stem. Turn valve clockwise. | Welder's cap, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron | |||
| 3e. Close adjustment screws on acetylene regulator | None | N/A | None | |||
| 3f. Close adjustment screws on oxygen regulator | None | N/A | None | |||
| 3g. Slowly open Acetylene valve on the torch body to bleed lines. | Gas (potential inhalation, explosion) | Position torch nozzle away from personnel and any heat source. Open valve on torch body. | None | |||
| 3h. Slowly open oxygen valve on the torch body to bleed lines. | Gas (potential explosion) | Position torch nozzle away from personnel and any heat source. Open valve on torch body. | None | |||
| 3i. Close acetylen valve on torch body | Valve and stem (pinch points) | Position fingers on acetylene valve ensuring they do not come in contact with the valve stem. Turn valve clockwise. | None | |||
| 3j. Close oxygen valve on torch body | Valve and stem (pinch points) | Position fingers on acetylene valve ensuring they do not come in contact with the valve stem. Turn valve clockwise. | None | |||
POSTER KESELAMATAN KERJA
Job Hazard Welding operation
Monday, May 4, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Pengunjung kebun raya bogor mati tersambar petir
Bogor botanical garden visitors killed by lightning
The Jakarta Post | Tue, 04/07/2009 10:11 PM | Jakarta
Lightning reportedly struck and killed two visitors Monday at the Bogor Botanical Garden, prompting park officials to warn visitors to leave the garden or take cover inside buildings in the area.
The park’s administrative affairs head Amas said Tuesday those killed were Jemadi, 40, and Sumini, 42, residents of Kedaung Kali Angke, Cengkareng, Tangerang.
The pair entered the garden Monday, during heavy rain accompanied by lightning and thunder that pounded Bogor.
Botanical Garden staff found their bodies Tuesday under a lychee tree near a pond. Amas said there were bruises on Jamadi’s legs and it was believed the cause of death was electrocution by lightning. The bodies were sent to PMI Hospital.
“To prevent similar incidents recurring, we warned visitors to immediately leave the garden when it rains, or to find cover in an office or research building. Do not take cover under a tree,” he said.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Bersama Pak Rony Andalas
Salam One by Zero , Selamat Pagi !
(budi santoso)
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Ular di area workshop
Monday, March 23, 2009
48 Orang Tersambar Petir
Minggu, 22 Maret 2009 (Batampos)
Telinga Usman, warga Bukit Cermin Tanjungpinang, berdenging tak terkira. Ia seperti mendengar ledakan bom persis di atas tanah tempat kakinya berdiri di tepi sebuah warung dekat lapangan bola Senggarang. Saking kerasnya ledakan tersebut, tubuh Usman terpental hingga 10 meter. ''Setelah itu, saya tak ingat apa-apa lagi,'' katanya. Usman baru tersadar setelah tubuhnya terkulai di atas ranjang rumah sakit.
Usman adalah satu dari 48 orang warga yang tersambar petir usai menonton pertandingan bola di lapangan Senggarang, Tanjungpinang, Sabtu (21/3). Di antara para korban itu,. 23 orang dilarikan ke Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah (RSUD), 8 orang dirawat di Rumah Sakit Angkatan Laut (RSAL) dan 4 dirawat di Puskesmas Kampung Bugis. Salah seorang korban yang dirawat di RSUD, atas nama Supanti,15 tahun, meninggal dunia. Tiga korban diopname dan menjalani rawat inap di RSUD, selebihnya korban masih dalam tahap observasi.
Usman menuturkan, sekitar pukul 16.00 WIB, usai menonton pertandingan bola, hujan deras disertai petir mengurng kawasan Senggarang. Para penonton memilih berteduh di sebuah warung, tak jauh dari lapangan.
Tak lama berselang, tiba-tiba petir menyambar tanah yang jaraknya lima meter dari warung tersebut. ''Rasanya seperti ada bom,'' ungkap Usman yang masih merasakan nyeri di dada kanan dan punggung belakang.
Melihat kondisi para korban yang terbaring di UGD RSUD, kebanyakan korban mengalami luka bakar. Erma Susanti,31 tahun, dan anaknya Suci, 3,5 tahun, terbaring lemas tak berdaya. Erma mengalami luka bakar di pangkal paha, dan Suci mengalami luka bakar di dada kanan. ''Dada saya sesak,'' ungkap warga Tanjung Lanjut Kampung Bugis ini.
Ny Mamar (34), korban lain yang dirawat di RSUD menuturkan, saat kejadian dia bersama suami dan dua anaknya menonton pertandingan sepak bola Sebauk Cup yang sudah memasuki babak final. Belum selesai seluruh pertandingan hujan deras turun disertai petir bersahut-sahutan. Pertandingan dihentikan, dan para penonton termasuk dirinya berlarian mencari tempat berlindung.
Dia bersama suami dan anak-anaknya berteduh di sebuah warung yang dekat dengan sebatang pohon yang besar. Di dalam warung itu sejumlah warga sudah lebih dulu berlindung. ’’Suami saya sempat mengajak pulang, tapi saya takut karena banyak petir. Saya duduk berjongkok karena penat saya mau berdiri. Tiba-tiba tak sadar saja dan tahu-tahu sudah di dalam masjid,’’ katanya.
Bagaimana suara petir itu, dia tak ingat lagi karena langsung tak sadar saat akan berdiri dari berjongkok. Yang dia tahu, warung itu memang dekat dengan pohon yang tinggi dan ketika sadar ada luka bakar di bahu kanan dan lengan kanannya. Selain itu, baju lengan panjangnya yang di sebelah kanan juga hangus terbakar hingga ke pangkal lengan.
Saksi lainnya, Ny Yus mengatakan petang itu ada dua pertandingan yang dilaksanakan untuk memperebutkan juara I, II, III dan IV. Itu sebabnya seluruh pinggir lapangan penuh dengan penonton karena ini menjadi hiburan bagi mereka.
Pertandingan pertama dilaksanakan antara Kesebelasan Tanjunglanjut dengan Kesebelasan Selat Bintan yang dimenangkan oleh Kes Tanjunglanjut dengan skor 3-2 dan berhak atas juara III. Sementara perebutan juara I belum sempat dilaksanakan hari sudah hujan yang disertai petir.
Menurut salah satu dokter yang menangani pasien di RSUD dr Eddy Sobri SpPD, rata-rata korban mengalami luka bakar dan sengatan ke jantung. Akibatnya, irama jantung terganggu. Korban yang meninggal, menurutnya, sengatannya sangat kuat. Hal ini kemungkinannya dilihat dari posisi dan sengatan yang cukup kuat yang ia terima. ''Seperti kalau kita kesetrum, yang skalanya kecil pasti langsung kaget, dan ini dalam kekuatan yang sangat besar,'' jelasnya.
Dr Eka Hanasarianto, Staf Ahli Bidang Kemasyarakatan dan SDM Walikota Tanjungpinang yang saat itu juga tampak menangani korban petir mengungkapkan, para korban terkena percikan dari petir. ''Lima meter dari pusat sasaran petir ke warung itu dekat, sehingga percikan inilah yang menyebabkan luka dan sengatan listrik hingga irama jantung korban terganggu, tapi itu bisa kembali normal,'' kata Eka menenangkan.
Jika berada dalam rumah, hindari poisi yang dekat dengan kontak listrik. Dari kejadian yang dialami korban, lima meter dari sasaran petir yang saat itu menyambar tanah, percikan petir mengenai korban sangat besar kemungkinan akibat tanah yang basah. ''Korban yang meninggal, bisa jadi posisinya lebih dekat atau mengenai percikan petir yang lebih kuat,'' paparnya.
Untuk biaya perawatan semua korban ditanggung pemerintah, hal ini diungkapkan Wakil Wali Kota Tanjungpinang Edward Mushalli yang memantau kondisi korban di RSUD. ''Ini bencana, semua biaya perawatan hingga obat dan kendaraan pulang dari RS ditanggung pemerintah kota,'' ungkap Edward. (git)
Korban yang Dirawat di RSUD
-Supanti (15) Sungai Ladi Kampung Bugis
-Erma Susanti 31 Tanjung Lanjut
-Suci 3,5
-Hasyim,25, Kampung Bugis
-Janas,21, Kampung Bugis
-Marhadis, 53, Kampung Bugis
-Zauriah, 21 Gang Bali
-Masyifah,38, Kampung buggis
-Yosdarsi, 28, Senggarang Besar
-Husen, 45, Kampung Bugis
-Darwin,38, Senggarang Besar
-Sulaiman, 28, Dompak
-Hanafiah, 32
-Maimunah, 18, Tanjung Lanjut
-Yakob, 21, Dompak
-Maimar, 34, Tanjung Sembaok
-Usman, 29, Bukit Cermin
-Antono, 16, Kampung Bugis Pelajar SMA 6
-Achi, 57, Sembaok
-Azri, 4,
-Mala, 25, Dompak
-Sulaiman, 28
-Azman, 39, Senggarang besar
Yang Pergi bersama Petir
-Minggu (1/3/2009), satu keluarga tersambar petir ketika berkumpul di rumah daerah Taman Raya, Batam Centre. Seorang di antaranya Agus Triono, tewas akibat sambaran petir yang menghanguskan kepala bagian belakangnya.
-Kamis (16/10/2008) dini hari di perairan Rangsang, Kabupaten Bengkalis, Nahkoda Kapal KM Usman Jaya GT 34 M Agus bin Abd Hamis, 32 tewas disambar petir.
-2000, seorang pejabat Departemen Keuangan tewas tersambar petir di Lapangan Golf Southlink, Batam. (ros)



