Procedure For Housekeeping
Procedure For Housekeeping
Procedure For Housekeeping
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PROCEDURE FOR HOUSE DOC.NO.
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CLIENT
EPC CONTRACTOR
IVRCL INFRASTRUCTURES & PROJECTS LIMITED -
HYDERABAD
TITLE
PROCEDURE FOR HOUSEKEEPING
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APPROVED BY:
L . SRINIVAS
RCM
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CONTENTS
1. Purpose
2. Scope / Objective
3. Prerequisite
4. Man Hour Requirement
5. Industrial Health & Safety Requirement
6. Area of Application
7. Guidelines
8. Frequency
9. Records and Documentation
10. Checklist for House Keeping Inspection
11. Distribution
1.0 PURPOSE
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The House Keeping Committee shall visit various areas of Plant Water System
Package on routine basis, KAPP-3&4 meet once in a month and submit its
observations and recommendations to the RCM, IVRCL who in turn will direct
concerned agencies to eliminate deficiencies brought out.
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3.0 PREREQUISITE
House keeping committee
7.0 GUIDELINES
Spilled liquids may cause safety or health hazards / problems and shall
be cleaned up immediately.
Keep working areas clean. Soiled clothes, food scraps, and soft drink
containers accumulation shall be avoided. Drinking cups, sandwich
wrappers, paper bags, and other trash must be placed in provided
containers.
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Toilets, wash facilities, drinking fountains, and water cans are provided
for the convenience and comfort. All are expected to help keep them
clean and sanitized.
8.0 FREQUENCY
Once in a month covering entire project area
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1.0 Cleanliness:
Dust/dirt
Oil spillage
Stains of oil/grease
Machine dust
Material on cable
tray
Material on
machine
Unwanted material
on floor
Overflow of dustbin
Unwanted
rope/cable/wire etc
Dirty/damaged
door, window,
fixture
Improper stacking
of material
Lighting fixture
Work bench
Racks
Walls
Ceiling
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Sanitation/housekee
ping material
Clothes
PPEs
Cartoons/boxes/cont
ainer
Tools
Furniture
Hanging items
Item stored in
corners
Personal items
Uncovered
drain/sump
Uncovered floor
opening
Removed gratings
from platform/floor
Removed/missing
hand Railing
Damaged floor
Loose/missing tiles
Damaged paint
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Unguarded machine
Unguarded fans
5.0 Projection
Projected nails
Projected steel
structure
6.0 Ventilation/Illumination
Poor ventilation
Poor illumination
Working of No:
telephone
Glass
Availability of ear
muff
Signature:
Chairman
Housekeeping Committee
12. DISTRIBUTION
NPCIL ACE(PIPING)
NPCIL PIPING
NPCIL QA
NPCIL FE
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IVRCL- Execution
IVRCL-QA
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