ZERO ACCIDENT & ZERO INJURIES	Occupational injuries and illnesses, environmental releases, and property damage incidents can and must be prevented.
	COMPLIANCE	Safety, Health, Environmental (Safety) compliance is everyone’s responsibility and is a condition of zero Accident and zero Injuries.
	LEADERSHIP	ATL Management is continuously involved in the safety program at all levels with in the organization. All company supervisors are lead by direct example and through appropriate decision-making.
	EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT	ATL Employees are encouraged and expected to be involved in the development of Safety Programs and to provide continuous feedback on their effectiveness.
	HAZARD ANALYSIS	ATL analyzes all of its activities to ensure correct identification, evaluation and control of hazards, and sharing this information with those that may be affected.

Safety Meetings:

Pre-Construction Meeting:

A pre-construction meeting is conducted by ATL to each Subcontractor before the actual start of work.

The pre-construction meeting expresses safety. Health and environmental requirements and necessary preparations for each work party. High risk works potential hazards and specific rules/restrictions are also highlighted and discussed.

A pre-construction meeting will be held with the following participants:

- ATL Site & Construction Manager
- ATL Superintendents
- ATL Safety Officers
- Subcontractors Construction Managers
- Subcontractors Superintendents
- Subcontractors Safety Officers

The pre-construction meeting will confirm the following between ATL and Subcontractors.

- Acceptance of the project SHES programs to be applied at site.
- Overall site organization and responsibility.
- Participation in the site safety committee.
- Specific site environment and restrictions /requirements.
- Subcontractors work execution plans.

Planning of the Safety Meetings:

ATL plans several types of safety meetings considering the nature of the site, work formation in the project, classification of attendees, project progress and current aspects, etc.

The following typical meetings summarize standard modes of operation, objectives, discussion subjects, etc. These shall further be developed in taking project features and execution formation into account.

Typical Site Meetings:

(a) Supervisors Safety Meeting
(b) Tool Box Safety Meetings
(c) Stand-up Safety Meeting.

Occupational Health & Environmental Control:

Sanitation and Hygiene Measures:

In order to provide adequate sanitary conditions for all personnel at site, ATL considers the following provisions as a part of the temporary facilities.

- Provision for an adequate supply of potable water
- Provision for toilets and hand wash basins
- Garbage disposal and periodic collection
- Proper drainage and sewer treatment/disposal
- Other special hygienic operations

Worker’s Rest Space:

ATL considers the following provisions as a part of temporary facilities. If they shall be provided by Subcontractors, ATL will indicate guidelines for planning installation and maintenance.

- Sunshade and/or site canteen
- Smoking hut

Ionizing Radiation

Only qualified and trained personnel shall be assigned to install, adjust and operate radiation equipment.

When working in areas with a potential exposure directly or indirectly to any workers/persons, the relevant statutory required protection shall be made.

Areas in which lasers are used shall be posted and restricted with standard radiation warning sign, placards and barricade.

Warning Signs, Barricades and Signals:

ATL site supervisors will provide or instruct the Subcontractors in its installation according to each work site working conditions in various areas.

- Signs
- Barricades
- Signals

Site management and supervision will ensure that appropriate and adequate quantities of signs, barricades and signaling supplies are available.

Site supervision will make sure that signs, barricades, and signals are used, erected and maintained as required to ensure the safety and health of site personnel.