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WEST AFRICAN POWER POOL (WAPP) PÖYRY ENERGY LTD. Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP 2012-09-18 ESIA Report Page 152 Issue Project component Impact Mitigation measures Related Sub Monitoring and Management Plans (S-MMP) Use, transport and storage of explosives Take into account the procedures established by the responsible authorities of Liberia and/or any international standards accepted by Liberia Do not use explosives in areas not authorized for this purpose. Explosive material should be stored in a state of the art storage (solid structure, fire resisted material, ventilation for heat control, electrically grounded, clean and dry, exclusively for Explosives) it has to be labelled with the necessary warnings, and needs to be closed and lockable. The storage needs to have an area open surrounding of 10 m and no other combustible material is allowed to be stored in a distance less than 20 meter. Detonators should be stored in a different storage or at least in a different compartment of the storage. Blasting agents should be stored separate from explosives, safety fuses and detonating cords. Just persons authorised should be allowed to store, handle, use and transport explosive material. The authorisation has to be maintained if required by the Liberian legislation and the certificate should be kept on site. For transport of explosives use designated closed containers with insulation. Use separate containers for the detonators Do not allow people, workers and animals in a distance of less than 500 m Implement suitable warning system (banners, mobiles, sirens etc.) Activate an auditable alarm 15 minutes before blasting Explosives Management Plan
WEST AFRICAN POWER POOL (WAPP) PÖYRY ENERGY LTD. Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP 2012-09-18 ESIA Report Page 153 Issue Project component Impact Mitigation measures Related Sub Monitoring and Management Plans (S-MMP) Occupational Health and Safety General Develop occupational health and safety procedures like to wear protective equipment, proper handling of hazardous substances, working near water, etc. All workers have to use the relevant protective equipment (helmet, gloves, goggles, work boots, masks, ear plugs, etc.) All restricted plant facilities have to be labelled with caution signs, especially those with potential risk for workers All construction areas shall be marked and fenced to avoid accident from unauthorised people. Fence off all areas like excavation pits, quarries etc. to prevent accidents First aid kits need to be available at the construction site for fast action if an accident occurs. Accessible consultation sheets for review in case of contingency or emergency situations. These should have phone numbers for police, fire-fighters, Red Cross, personal supervisor or project leader. Prepare a scheme of the evacuation routes and where the fire extinguishers are located within the plant and place them at on conspicuous places. maintenance of machinery (preventive and corrective; during construction and operation) Provide sufficient portable water. Assign during construction a special area for the food intake. Separate installation areas, for example mechanical workshops etc. from that are used by people for temporary housing and recreation distance should be at least 10 m. Install portable toilets for the disposal of manure generated by the builders in a distance of at least 15 m to the river. They should be regular maintained and disinfected. The number of latrines is correlated with the number of employees and there should be one toilet for every ten (10) workers. Workshops and camp site must have acceptable conditions of light, ventilation and safety for workers. Label T&D Line poles indicating danger, high voltage Health and Safety Management Plan Emergency Preparedness Plan
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