Muhammad Syamsuddin

TOOLBOX TALK A toolbox talk is a brief, informal safety meeting focused on specific hazards, safe practices and procedures related to the tasks at hand aimed at enhancing worker awareness and promoting a safety culture on the job site. Here are five key points about toolbox talks and their importance: 1. Keeping Safety in Focus: Toolbox talks are short meetings that remind everyone about staying safe. They help workers remember important safety rules and how to avoid getting hurt on the job. 2. Encouraging Team Discussions: These talks give everyone a chance to talk about safety concerns and ask questions. This helps the team spot any dangers early and come up with ways to stay safe. 3. Reinforcing Safety Practices: By regularly going over safety rules during toolbox talks, everyone is reminded of the right way to do things. This helps prevent mistakes and accidents. 4. Creating a Safety-First Environment: When safety is talked about regularly, it becomes a normal part of the work culture. Toolbox talks help make safety a priority for everyone. 5. Reducing Workplace Accidents: Toolbox talks help prevent accidents by teaching workers how to recognize and avoid risks. By discussing safety often, the workplace becomes a safer place for everyone.

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Over the past two days, our on-site team focused on HSE Cascade - BSP Goal zero topic: Drop Object Prevention. With the rise in incidents this year that involves in dropped object, it's crucial to stay proactive. During our discussion, we reviewed key definitions, controls, and conducted activities like hazard spotting and its mitigation. This engagement is vital to reinforce safety actions. Our goal remains: zero injuries, zero leaks. #BSP #kualabelait #oilandgas #brudesh #bruneishellpetroleum #hse

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LOPA: TIPS & TRIPS when you run a SIL Assessment workshop , there are certain T&T that disregarding, result in a deficient one wasting the time of team members as well as yours. Remember that although we use same methodology of LOPA but it is actually different . Thats why I call it “SILOPA” which stands for Safety’ Integrity’ Level of Protection ‘Analysis’. One might also tune the HAZOP methodology to match the SIL Assessment workshop if so. Bear in mind that when you undertake a SILOPA study, you wont use the full capability of LOPA. i.e. you neglect most of mitigation layers and even some prevention IPL (e.g. dyke when loss of containment leads to loss of precious or volatile or oxygen reactive … components like LNG, C2, C3 …. and is difficult to recover without consequent financial loss. Normally you have to stop at the top event and check IEL (Intermediate Event Likelihood) with TMEL (Target Mitigated Event Likelihood) and fill the gap using SIF with adequate RRF and integrity. RRS can assist you to ensure an efficient SILOPA workshop for your project.See my profile detail and RRS brochure.

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OPITO Basic H2S Training aims to ensure that the learner gains the required basic knowledge and understanding of the hazards and properties of H2S, and appropriate emergency response actions to take should a H2S related incident arise. The objectives of the training are that learners will be able to: a) Understand and explain the properties and associated hazards of H2S. b) Understand and explain information relating to the function and use of relevant detection and respiratory protection equipment. c) Understand and practice appropriate emergency response actions including the use of detection and escape equipment.

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Attended Nebosh Webinar on "Impact of climate change and Heat stress on Occupational Safety and Health". Beat the Heat: Prioritizing Workplace Safety in a Changing Climate As temperatures rise, so do the risks to human health and workplace safety. Let's work together to mitigate climate change and adapt to its effects. Effective management strategies like hydration and rest breaks are crucial for safeguarding workers. Thanks to #International_Labour_Organization and #NEBOSH for valuable insights and expertise #ILO #Nebosh #HealthAndSafetyAtWork #WorkplaceWellness #Sustainability #heat_Stress #climate_change

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Completed my 3rd and last (hopefully) incident investigation root cause analysis training. Had the previlege of learning 3 different types of root cause analysis and interesting to see the similarities and differences between them. Also great to see a couple of familiar faces after many years. #kelvintopset #greattrainer #rca #incidentinvestigation

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Today we have conducted a training session on Isolation of Hazardous Energy & Lockout Tagout with the process and electrical team to ensure the safety of manpower and workplace during any kind of maintenance job where hazardous energy can release unexpectedly. #Isolation_of_Hazardous_Energy #LOTO #Training #mgi

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Effective Journey Management and Fatigue Management awareness to the business partners and end users could prevent this unsafe condition.

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