TEIC Integrated Management System

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TEIC Integrated Management System Locking Device – Excavations Work

Analysis of Deviations Deviations of the main pipeline project: Peru LNG Project: Construction of a pipeline of 34“ and 408 kilometers in length, traveling from the mountains to the Peru coast. Loop de La Costa, Transmission System Expansion of Natural Gas. The Project in Peru, consisted in the construction, installation, pre-commissioning, assistance to commissioning and to the implementation of a Loop of 24". Los Bronces consists in a Pipeline construction, replacement of pipeline 28“ and the development of a water system. It also includes the construction of a new concentrator plant with a capacity of 87000 t / d of copper ore. The pipeline of 28" includes five new dissipative stations and pumping stations. Minera Esperanza involves the construction of the drive system of sea water and transport system. The work consists of an engineering, procurement and construction. This analysis has provided an essential need to implement new preventive measures in one of the main pipelines activities: "Excavations Work”

Excavation Work Main risk identified “CAUGHT BEETWEEN”

Displacement of the pipe opposite to the worker Excavation Work Main risk identified “CAUGHT BEETWEEN” Immediate Causes Fails to ensure properly, do not fit properly. Load incorrectly Failure to follow procedures. Adopt a posture to accomplish the task. Basic Causes Programming or insufficient planning of the work. Identification and poor evaluation of exposures to losses. Inadequate location of worker, according to qualities and demands that the task demands Displacement of the pipe opposite to the worker

Excavation Work Main measures Management actions Standards compliance commitment and obligation to stop the work when they are not followed. Early identification of risks, continued dissemination of the Risk Matrix, Enhancing the quality of JSA (Job Safety Analysis) and Safety Observation at Work (SOW). Updating the procedures and check lists to controlling the measures taken previously to the work starting. Training Procedures, Risk Identification and Awareness - Analysis of Deviations. Actions on the equipment and facilities Attaching wooden blocks on both sides of the pipe to splice both ends, and placing bags of soil and retention with the bulldozer, to hold the pipe and prevent it from falling. Placement a device in inverted U-shaped on the end of the mouth of the pipe inside the trench, so in case of energy releasing, that device will first bump against the edge of the excavation creating a space where staff that were doing an activity in the process of joint or tie would be sheltered in that space and would not be trapped between the pipe and trench wall.

Management Actions Review of the reference procedure and check list Training of personnel on new procedure and check list HSE Standown

Actions in equipment and facilities Locking Device