June 12 th 2015 Ben Mulherin Plant Engineering Facilities Session Agenda General Safety Topics Rod Taylor Rooftop Fall Protection Systems Rod Taylor Hot Weather Precautions Rod Taylor ID: 933094
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2nd Quarter Contractor Business Meeting
June 12th, 2015
Ben Mulherin
Plant Engineering
Facilities
Session
Slide2AgendaGeneral Safety Topics (Rod Taylor)Rooftop Fall Protection Systems (Rod Taylor)Hot Weather Precautions (Rod Taylor)Hurricane Season (Ben Mulherin)Weld Metal Control (Ben Mulherin)Contactor Crane Briefing (Ben Mulherin)2
Slide3General Safety TopicsOSHA VPP RecertificationClothing requirements in production areas: Shorts, tank tops, capri pants, or other types of abbreviated clothing are not permitted.All clothing must cover the entire leg, including the ankle. Shirt sleeves must extend two inches past the shoulder seams.No reflective sunglasses / No special colorsShoes must completely cover heels and toes, including transiting to and from work 3
Slide4Rooftop Fall Protection SystemsEffective immediately, the use of existing fall protection systems on sloped rooftops in the shipyard is prohibited.4
Slide5Hot Weather Precautions5
Slide6Hurricane SeasonJune 1st through November 30thConstruction sites must be left secured and in orderly fashion.Keep employees informed on inclement weather conditions.Strong wind projectionsAction plan for days leading up to the storm.Remove any trash from job site. Secure all items that have the potential to become air-borne.6
Slide7Hurricane SeasonCondition FOUR- Storm within 72 HOURS- (FIRST WARNING)Ensure you have contact numbers for necessary NNS contactsPerform an inspection of all areas to establish manpower needs, material needs and task priorities for securing siteReview securing process and determine if any special equipment or manpower will be need to secure site (example- crane to remove material from a roof)Start securing all equipment, material, enclosures, etc. that are not need to continue construction workContact NNS CC/FE and communicate that you have received Condition FOUR warning.Condition THREE- Storm within 48 HOURS- (SECOND WARNING)Prepare areas for “watertight” integritySecure all equipment, material, enclosure, etc.Contact NNS CC/FE and communicate that you have received Condition THREE warning.Condition TWO- Storm within 24 HOURS- (THIRD WARNING)Secure all equipment, material, enclosure, etc.Contact NNS CC/FE and communicate that you have received Condition TWO warning.
Condition ONE- Storm within 12 HOURS or LESS- (IMMINENT)Secure all equipment, material, enclosure, etc.Contact NNS CC/FE and communicate that you have received Condition ONE warning.7
Slide8Weld Metal Control Welding filler metalAll filler metal must be controlled at all times.Filler metal shall be within arms reach and in the line of sight of the welder. This includes, but is not limited to, breaks, lunch, and the end of each shift. Consumed electrodes must be placed in a labeled container. Placing consumed electrodes on the ground or undesignated areas is un-acceptable. Welding filler metal must be protected from moisture.Welding electrodes must be stored in a rod oven as described in AWS D1.1 structural welding code, or QAI312.1Flux coated weld rods (i.e., 7018) must be stored in hot boxes after the container has been opened. Wet flux coated weld rods have to be reconditioned or baked in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.
Welders are only allowed to carry ONE type of welding filler metal at any point in time8
http://www.mandm.co.nz/productdetails.php?product=489Labeled container with consumed electrodes“Hot Box”
Slide99Weld Metal ControlFiller Metal Filler metal must be compatible with the weld procedure and base metal being worked on. Covered electrodes shall be consumed down to approximately three inches or less, when practical.Contaminated, damaged, or scrap weld metal shall not be used under any circumstance.All welding filler metal remnants must be collected and disposed in containers provided by NNS Proper disposal of weld metal remnants is the responsibility of the contractor. Containers are located by the welding school, North side of B1865, North side of B222 and the East side of B4691.
B222 is located near the North-East side of the MOFB4691 is located near the East side of B29 Pipe Shop When performing welding operations at NNS, all weld metal shall be strictly controlled by the contractor at the job site and/or at the contractor’s on site central location (if applicable).
Locations to dispose of consumed electrodes
Don’t lose control of welding filler metal
Slide10Contractor Crane BriefingUpcoming Dates:June 18th @ 8:00 AM – 11:00 AMJune 30th @ 8:00 AM – 11:00 AMBriefing is held at Building 4953Email Evans Powell (W.Powell@hii-nns.com) with names of who is going to be attendingContact your Contractor Coordinators/Field Engineers for further dates10
Slide11QUESTIONS?Please submit your questions related to sourcing topics at the following e-mail address: Facilitiesservices@hii-nns.comIf you have questions regarding this presentation, please contact your Contract Coordinator/Field Engineer or:Ben Mulherin757-380-3385Benjamin.A.Mulherin@hii-nns.comThis presentation will be posted on the public NNS website for your reference. 11