Inducción HSSE Perú - Maersk LnS

Summary

This Maersk Peru HSSE induction sets out safety, security, environmental, and traffic rules for employees, contractors, visitors, and transport operators at its sites. Its operating principle is safety first, followed by compliance, then profit: business results must not come at the expense of safe and compliant operations.

Operating Rules and Processes

Site Access

Visitors and contractors must be registered and authorized by access control. The subtitles state that authorization may take up to 24 hours. Follow instructions from Maersk personnel during emergencies.

High-Risk Work

• Work above 1.8 metres requires training, a permit validated by the user area, and appropriate fall-protection equipment. Certified scaffolding or lifts may also be required.
• Work involving stored or potentially released energy must be performed by trained, authorized personnel under lockout/tagout procedures and with the required work permit.
• Contractors and specialist firms must meet site safety requirements.

Heavy Equipment and Suspended Loads

The sites use equipment including forklifts, reach trucks, container cranes, and semi-trailer trucks. Keep at least 8 metres from suspended-load activity, and never walk or work beneath a suspended load. Drivers should not leave their vehicles unless instructed by a supervisor or responding to an emergency.

PPE and Safe Work

Wear a hard hat, reinforced-toe safety footwear, a high-visibility vest, and long-sleeved clothing. Use activity-specific PPE, seat belts, and fall protection as required.

Perform only work for which you are trained, assess risks before starting, and intervene and report unsafe conditions.

Driving and Traffic

• Maximum speeds are 15 km/h on main roads and 10 km/h inside hangars.
• Use seat belts, hold the appropriate license and authorization, park only in designated areas, and report incidents immediately.
• Never leave vehicle or machinery keys in the ignition.
• If parking outside designated areas is necessary, use cones and hazard lights.

Prohibitions

The following are prohibited:

• Using a mobile phone or other communications device while operating a vehicle or equipment. Pull over safely if you need to answer a call.
• Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs; random tests may be conducted.
• Smoking in operational or administrative areas.
• Taking unauthorized photographs or videos.
• Carrying loose objects in the cabin.
• Driving with damaged seat belts or overtaking unsafely.
• Unnecessary horn use.
• Transporting passengers on heavy equipment.
• Blocking emergency routes.

Pedestrian and Vehicle Movement

Pedestrians must use designated walkways and authorized areas. Respect traffic flow, signs, and internal road rules.

Environmental Controls

Waste must be segregated at collection points, and those areas must be kept clean. The subtitles state that solid and liquid waste is handled by a third-party company. Visitors should place plastic bottles in designated recycling points.

HSSE Management Approach

The company’s policy is to protect employees, business partners, communities, and customers; meet legal and contractual requirements; support client business continuity through consistent safety processes; and integrate risk management into operations and decision-making.

Its stated principles are to work with care and attention, learn and adapt, and recognize employees as the experts.

The approach emphasizes empowering employees, encouraging leaders to challenge conventional thinking, enabling safer work, and managing critical risks and legal obligations. Executive management, managers, leaders, and employees all have responsibilities for supporting the policy.

Emergency Information

The subtitles list these emergency contacts:

• 97 27 30 034
• 0 800 00 06

Medical personnel and trained emergency-response brigade members are available for first response.

Sources

• Presenter: Not identified in the subtitles.
• Source/organization: A.P. Moller–Maersk, HSSE induction for Peru. The subtitles also refer to a local West Coast South America commitment.