Engineering Project Sites includes major and minor projects in Oil & Gas sectors, Energy & Utilities sectors, coal industry and any other Hi-Tech/Management Projects. Working in these sectors means working in constant danger where even a small mistake can lead to death. Seeing the growing hunger of lean in these sectors, implementing visual management is one of the best solutions that will offer direct Control/awareness on hazardous parameters and also offer extra security in terms of getting injured or any accident.
For an engineering project site visualmitra focuses on –
- Safe place of work – Specially designed Posters for safety practices which includes, working at height, safety instructions, fire safety, electrical safety, environment safety, shift timing boards. Informative Charts with detailed description on oil & gas safety etc.
- Safe plant and equipment’s – Posters on slips and trips, material handling, 5s lean, crane safety, site safety. Charts with detailed information on equipment’s and their use etc.
- Safe system of work – Charts on emergency procedures like respiratory problems, cpr. Signage’s on emergency procedures, mandatory signs, danger signs, warning signs, area identification boards for different areas.
- Safe worker – posters on ppe, use of ppe, appropriate SOP’s, displays on job rotation, motivation posters for workers etc.
Our Visual Management Expert having experience in these sectors would decide what visual tools can be used, where it can be used, what color codes are specified for each display, what actual sizes are required for the particular area and what material is to be used as per the working condition. All these factors will ensure that you are compliant with the law
Our above unique lean methods or visual management solutions will spread awareness among workers, visitors and set a benchmark as one of the committed companies towards their employees/workers/environment safety. This will help you be in compliant with Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Laws and International Labor Organization (ILO) guidelines.
