Danger Zones

01.

Areas below lifting operations

A lifting operation is just the same as its name suggests. It allows you to elevate workers or items at the required height. 

02.

Cranes

A crane is equipped with sheaves, wire ropes and winder that help to lift and lower the material which is beyond human capacity. 

03.

Elevated work areas or platforms

Work platforms aid the workers to get where they need to be. Elevated Work Platforms are used in different work environments.

04.

Pipe Racks

When it comes to supporting mechanical equipment, pipe racks come in the spotlight. Pipe racks generally act as a supporting structure.

05.

Temporary portable equipment

Temporary Portable Equipment is basically an equipment that is not considered as a permanent part of any installation and is removed after certain time period. 

06.

Vessel and barges

A vessel is just like a ship. Any type of watercraft which has considerable size can be called a vessel. A barge is a type of vessel that is used as a cargo carrier. 

07.

Permit-Only Confined Spaces

A confined space entry permit is a document that has to be presented when visiting a permit-only confined space.

08.

Open Hatches

Hatches on a ship are pathways leading to the cargo hold or lower part of the ship. They are covered with trapdoors to ensure nothing goes in or out when they are sealed.

09.

Hazards Area Lighting

Because general lighting solutions cannot be utilized in such an environment, industrial lighting solutions specifically developed for hazardous area lighting must be employed to deal with the dangers.

10.

Working at Height

From the potential for falls to the danger of falling objects, workers face numerous hazards that demand careful attention and proper safety measures.

11.

Maintenance Units

Utilizing maintenance units poses unique challenges that demand specialized safety protocols. Without proper precautions, even a minor oversight can lead to significant risks, endangering both personnel and property.