Final Report on the Study on Safety Management for Construction Work in Japanese ODA Project. Workers Training Materials for Hazard Prediction
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1 Final Report on the Study on Safety Management for Construction Work in Japanese ODA Project Workers Training Materials for Hazard Prediction February 2012 JAPAN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGENCY(JICA) The Overseas Construction Association of Japan, INC EID JR
2 Final Report on the Study on Safety Management for Construction Work in Japanese ODA Project Workers Training Materials for Hazard Prediction Table of Contents How to use this handout 2 Case 1 Dump truck collided with motorcycle at the crossing 3 Case 2 Dump truck collided with oncoming motorcycle at the crossing 5 Case 3 Commuter car crashed into front running cart 7 Case 4 Motorcycle crashed into truck under repair 9 Case 5 Light truck hit a child suddenly appeared from behind the parked bus 11 Case 6 Light truck hit a child playing on the road 13 Case 7 Van rear-ended a car that was trying to avoid running dog 15 Case 8 Going-back dump truck hit worker 17 Case 9 Going-back rubber-tired roller hit worker 19 Case 10 During night time work, road roller hit worker 21 Case 11 Worker riding on the back of truck fell down the ground 23 Case 12 Bulldozer operating in rain fell down the slope 25 Case 13 Dump truck trying to avoid fallen rock tumble down 27 Case 14 Operator lost control of road roller and fell down 29 Case 15 Telephone pole pulled down by power shovel hit worker 31 Case 16 Workers were buried alive by mudslide during excavation 33 Case 17 Asphalt block fell onto the worker s head during excavation 35 Case 18 Wire rope slipped off and hanged material fell down and hit worker 37 Case 19 Tool fell down from scaffolding floor and hit worker on the ground 39 Case 20 Worker fell down while working in high places 41 Case 21 Worker fell down while doing concrete placement 43 Case 22 Worker was caught between hanged material and temporary placed material 45 Case 23 Worker was caught between backhoe and temporary placed material 47 Case 24 Worker was caught between backhoe and dump truck 49 Case 25 Worker tripped up and fell down while carrying material 51 Case 26 Workers got electric shock by approaching too closely to high-voltage line 53 Case 27 Child fell into a deep puddle on the construction site and drowned 55 1
3 How to use this handout 1. Please check illustration (A) in each case. 2. Where are the underlying potential dangers or risks? Please think and list up. 3. Why is that dangerous? Please think. 4. If you are placed in the scene, what will you do? Please think again. 5. Illustration (B) is one of the results when no countermeasures are taken against potential risks. 2
4 Case1 Dump truck is running on the road and trying left turn (A) 3
5 Case1 Driver is focused on the mobile phone, and a motorcycle behind crashed into the truck. (B) 4
6 Case2 Dump truck is trying right turn, a motorcycle is coming closer! (A) 5
7 Case2 Dump truck collided with the motorcycle. (B) 6
8 Case3 After work, a commuter car is moving for the camp, driver gets glare of oncoming headlights (A) 7
9 Case3 Driver was dazzled by headlights, the car crashed into a cart running in front of the car. (B) 8
10 Case4 A man is changing a flat tire of a truck, and a motorcycle is approaching from behind (A) 9
11 Case4 The motorcycle crashed into the truck. (B) 10
12 Case5 The light truck is running on the road, a child riding on a bicycle is coming from behind the parked bus. (A) 11
13 Case5 The light truck hit the child dashed out by bicycle. (B) 12
14 Case6 Children are playing on the road, driver beeps the horn (A) 13
15 Case6 The truck hit the child who couldn t escape. (B) 14
16 Case7 A van is running behind the car very closely, suddenly a dog comes out... (A) 15
17 Case7 The van crashed into the front car that stopped suddenly. (B) 16
18 Case8 Dump truck is going back without checking back side (A) 17
19 Case8 The truck hit the worker. (B) 18
20 Case9 Both men are out of sight with each other (A) 19
21 Case9 Going back rubber-tired roller hit the worker. (B) 20
22 Case10 At the nighttime work, in poor lighting surroundings (A) 21
23 Case10 Road roller hit a worker. (B) 22
24 Case11 Workers are riding on the back of a truck. (A) 23
25 Case11 A worker fell down to the ground. (B) 24
26 Case12 In a rainy day, ground is squidgy, slope is partially collapsing (A) 25
27 Case12 Bulldozer fell down the slope. (B) 26
28 Case13 Road is partially blocked by the fallen rocks, if the truck detours, it will take a long time (A) 27
29 Case13 The truck fell down the cliff. (B) 28
30 Case14 Road roller is coming backward but driver is not looking at the rear side. (A) 29
31 Case14 The roller fell down. (B) 30
32 Case15 Power shovel is operating close to the telephone pole (A) 31
33 Case15 The shovel hit and turn down the pole and a worker was injured. (B) 32
34 Case16 Earth retaining is not enough and partially collapsing (A) 33
35 Case16 Workers were buried alive by the mudslide. (B) 34
36 Case17 Overhead asphalt pavement is on the brink of collapse (A) 35
37 Case17 Asphalt block fell onto worker s head. (B) 36
38 Case18 Hanging material is swaying (A) 37
39 Case18 Hanged material fell down and hit a worker. (B) 38
40 Case19 A spanner is placed on the high altitude floor (A) 39
41 Case19 The spanner fell down and hit a worker on the ground. (B) 40
42 Case20 A worker is closing the net in high place without wearing safety belt (A) 41
43 Case20 Losing a balance, the worker fell down to the ground. (B) 42
44 Case21 A worker is doing concrete placement at high-place. (A) 43
45 Case21 The worker fell down to the ground by the back action of the flexible tube. (B) 44
46 Case22 Are you all right working on this place? (A) 45
47 Case22 The worker was caught between the hanged material and temporary placed steel plate. (B) 46
48 Case23 Isn t it dangerous to pass through there? (A) 47
49 Case23 The worker was caught between the backhoe and the temporary placed piping materials. (B) 48
50 Case24 Isn t it dangerous to work there? (A) 49
51 Case24 The worker was caught between the backhoe and the dump truck. (B) 50
52 Case25 You are carrying something. Can you see your own footsteps? (A) 51
53 Case25 The worker was tripped by the scattered pipes and fell down. (B) 52
54 Case26 Strong wind is blowing, are you all right? (A) 53
55 Case26 The hanged material touched the high-voltage cable and workers got electric shock. (B) 54
56 Case27 There is a deep puddle at the construction site, children are playing around it (A) 55
57 Case27 A child accidentally fell into the puddle and drowned. (B) 56
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