1. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 3 Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration on-site in Chile of ALMA AntennasSAFETY Hazard Report example PM#04 Mainz - May 17 th - 18 th, 2006

2. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 4 TOP PAGE Hazard Report ALMA-01 1.Hazard Title: Collision of operator while working in the Antenna a. Review Level: 0 b. Revision Date: April 2006 2.HAZARD CONDITION DESCRIPTION: Operator collision with antenna structures either due to moving parts or because is working in narrow environment or entering narrow doors. 3.CAUSE SUMMARY: 1.Collision of operator while working in narrow environment (Base or receiver cabin) 2.Collision of operator due to Antenna moving parts 3.Collision of operator or damage to Antenna during integration or transportation (hoisting/handling devices rupture/operators error) 4.PROGRAM STAGE(S): All 5.INTERFACES: 6.STATUS OF OPEN WORK: (Phase III only) 7.REMARKS:

3. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 5 8.SUBMITTAL CONCURRENCE: (a)ESO: _____________________________________ ESO Safety ManagerDate _____________________________________ ESO Program ManagerDate (b) AEM _____________________________________ Safety Team Lead Date ______________________________________ Program Manager Date

4. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 6 ALMA-01 Cause 1 1.HAZARD CAUSE DESCRIPTION : Collision of operator while working in narrow environment (Base or receiver cabin) SEVERITY: IIILIKELIHOOD: A 2.CONTROL(S): Control 1: While operating in proximity of antenna or inside Base or Cabin the operators shall wear protective helmets (hard hat) and safety shoes. Control 2: Guards and protection devices shall be implemented to avoid unwanted collision or falling down of operators Control 3: Inside the Base and the Cabin an adequate level of light shall be provided. Control 4: While working on lifting trolley the operators shall wear safety belt to avoid dangerous falling down. Control 5: Labels and indications must highlight safety concerns and requirements: Use of safety devices such as protective helmets, safety shoes, safety belts, etc Operational requirements “Mind your head” or “mind your step” signals. The labels must be both in English and in Spanish Control 6: The platform, the stairs and the floors of Base and Cabin shall be designed and constructed to prevent persons slipping. 3.METHOD FOR VERIFICATION OF CONTROL(S): Verification of Control 1: Review of Antenna instruction manual

5. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 7 Verification of Control 2: Review of Antenna design. Verification of Control 3: Review of Antenna design, in particular the illumination system of Base and Cabin. Verification of Control 4: Review of Antenna instruction manual Verification of Control 5: Review of Antenna Design and Hardware inspection. Verification of Control 6: Review of Antenna Design and Hardware inspection. Status of Verification(s): 1. OPEN 2. OPEN 3. OPEN 4. OPEN 5. OPEN 6. OPEN 4.SAFETY REQUIREMENT(S): Document:ALMA-34.00.00.00.006-B-SPE Title:Technical Specification for the Design, Manufacturing and Transportation on Site of the ALMA Antennas Paragraph:8.3Safety Document:ALMA-10.08.00.00-003-B-SPE Title:ALMA System General Safety Design Specification Paragraph:2.3.1.2Principles of safety integration 2.3.4Required characteristics of guards and protection devices 2.3.5.15Risk of slipping, tripping or falling 2.3.7Indicators

6. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 8 5.MISSION PHASE: 6.PROGRAM STAGES: 7.DETECTION AND WARNING METHOD(S): 8.CAUSE REMARKS: x Manufacturing Transport x Integration x Operating condition x Maintenance

7. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 9 ALMA-01 Cause 2 1.HAZARD CAUSE DESCRIPTION: Collision of operator due to Antenna moving parts SEVERITY: IIILIKELIHOOD: B 2.CONTROL(S): Control 1: While operating in proximity of antenna or inside Base or Cabin the operators shall wear protective helmets (hard hat) and safety shoes. Control 2: Guards and protection devices shall be implemented to avoid unwanted collision or falling down of operators Control 3: When the Antenna is moving at high speed no personnel shall be on it or in the vicinity (3 m from the base). Control 4: While working on Antenna for maintenance, the Antenna shall be stopped in a safe condition. Control 5: Labels and indications must highlight safety concerns and requirements: Use of safety devices such as protective helmets, safety shoes, safety belts, etc Operational requirements “Mind your head” or “mind your step” signals. The labels must be both in English and in Spanish Control 6: The Base, the Cabin and the external platform shall be provided with stopping devices in order to immediately stop the antenna in case of emergency. 3.METHOD FOR VERIFICATION OF CONTROL(S): Verification of Control 1: Review of Antenna instruction manual

8. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 10 Verification of Control 2: Review of Antenna design. Verification of Control 3: Review of Antenna instruction manual. Verification of Control 4: Review of Antenna instruction manual Verification of Control 5: Review of Antenna Design and Hardware inspection. Verification of Control 6: Review of Antenna Design and Hardware inspection. Status of Verification(s): 1. OPEN 2. OPEN 3. OPEN 4. OPEN 5. OPEN 6. OPEN 4.SAFETY REQUIREMENT(S): Document:ALMA-34.00.00.00.006-B-SPE Title:Technical Specification for the Design, Manufacturing and Transportation on Site of the ALMA Antennas Paragraph:8.3Safety Document:ALMA-10.08.00.00-003-B-SPE Title:ALMA System General Safety Design Specification Paragraph:2.3.1.2Principles of safety integration 2.3.4Required characteristics of guards and protection devices 2.3.7Indicators 2.3.2.4Stopping device 2.3.3.7Prevention of risk related to moving parts

9. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 11 5.MISSION PHASE: 6.PROGRAM STAGES: 7.DETECTION AND WARNING METHOD(S): 8.CAUSE REMARKS: Manufacturing Transport x Integration x Operating condition x Maintenance

10. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 12 ALMA-01 Cause 3 1.HAZARD CAUSE DESCRIPTION: Collision of operator or damage to Antenna during integration or transportation (hoisting/handling devices rupture/operators error) SEVERITY: ILIKELIHOOD: D 2.CONTROL(S): Control 1: Where the weight, size or shape of Antenna various component parts prevents them from being moved by hand, the part must; - either be fitted with attachments for lifting gear, or - be designed so that it can be fitted with such attachments (e.g. threaded holes), or - be shaped in such a way that standard lifting gear can easily be attached. Control 2: Where machinery or one of its component parts is to be moved by hand, it must: - either be easily movable, or - be equipped for picking up (e.g. hand- grips, etc.) and moving in complete safety. Control 3: The lifting accessories must be designed and constructed to withstand the overload in the static tests without permanent deformation or patent defect. The calculation must take account of the values of the static test coefficient chosen to guarantee an adequate level of safety: that coefficient has, as a general rule, the value of 1.5. Control 4: All lifting accessories must show the following particulars: — identification of the manufacturer, — identification of the material (e.g. international classification) where this information is needed for dimensional compatibility, — identification of the maximum working load, In the case of accessories including components such as cables or ropes, on which marking is physically impossible, the particulars referred to in the first paragraph must be displayed on a plate or by some other means and securely affixed to the accessory. The particulars must be legible and located in a place where they are not liable to disappear as a result of machining, wear, etc., or jeopardise the strength of the accessory.

11. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 13 Control 5: The working coefficient of the metallic rope/rope-end combination is chosen so as to guarantee an adequate level of safety; this coefficient is, as a general rule, equal to five. Ropes must not comprise any splices or loops other than at their ends; Where chains with welded links are used, they must be of the short-link type. The working coefficient of chains of any type is chosen so as to guarantee an adequate level of safety; this coefficient is, as a general rule, equal to four; The working coefficient for textile ropes or slings is dependent on the material, method of manufacture, dimensions and use. This coefficient is chosen so as to guarantee an adequate level of safety; it is, as a general rule, equal to seven, provided the materials used are shown to be of very good quality and the method of manufacture is appropriate to the intended use. Should this not be the case, the coefficient is, as a general rule, set at a higher level in order to secure an equivalent level of safety. Textile ropes and slings must not include any knots, connections or splicing other than at the ends of the sling, except in the case of an endless sling; All metallic components making up, or used with, a sling must have a working coefficient chosen so as to guarantee an adequate level of safety; this coefficient is, as a general rule, equal to four; In order to verify that an adequate working coefficient has been attained, the manufacturer or his authorised representative must, for each type of chain, rope or component used directly for lifting the load, and for the rope ends, perform the appropriate tests or have such tests performed. Control 6: Transport, lifting, hoisting devices and similar equipment shall be approved by an officially recognized independent verification agency (TÜV, UL, Bureau Veritas or similar institution).

12. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 14 3.METHOD FOR VERIFICATION OF CONTROL(S): Verification of Control 1: Review of design and inspection of hardware Verification of Control 2: Review of design and inspection of hardware Verification of Control 3: Review of the lifting devices data sheets in order to verify that an adequate working coefficient has been attained. Verification of Control 4: Inspection of hardware Verification of Control 5: In order to verify that an adequate working coefficient has been attained the appropriate tests must be performed. Verification of Control 6: Review of data sheet or verification certificate Status of Verification(s): 1. OPEN 2. OPEN 3. OPEN 4. OPEN 5. OPEN 6. OPEN 4.SAFETY REQUIREMENT(S): Document:ALMA-34.00.00.00.006-B-SPE Title:Technical Specification for the Design, Manufacturing and Transportation on Site of the ALMA Antennas Paragraph:8.3Safety

13. Reproduction interdite © ALMA EUROPEAN CONSORTIUM Reproduction forbidden Design, Manufacture, Transport and Integration in Chile of ALMA Antennas Page 15 Document:ALMA-10.08.00.00-003-B-SPE Title:ALMA System General Safety Design Specification Paragraph:2.3.1.2Principles of safety integration 2.3.1.5Design of machinery to facilitate its handling 2.3.4Required characteristics of guards and protection devices 2.3.7Indicators 5.MISSION PHASE: 6.PROGRAM STAGES: 7.DETECTION AND WARNING METHOD(S): 8.CAUSE REMARKS: x Manufacturing x Transport x Integration Operating condition x Maintenance