THINK Gas is committed to safe and efficient operations and aims to ensure zero harm to people, assets, environment, and reputation. HSSE performance is everyone’s responsibility with a right to intervene with respect. We intend to have a proactive and participative safety culture by demonstrating HSSE leadership. We will set targets and benchmark our HSSE standards. We will continuously review and record our HSSE and social performance against good international industrial best Practices.
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HEALTH SAFETY SECURITY & ENVIRONMENT
Smelling gas?
What should I do?
PERSONAL SAFETY
Everyone working for THINK Gas plays a significant role in making the workplace safe and work towards ensuring zero harm to people, asset, environment and reputation by:
• By intervening with respect to correct unsafe acts and conditions.
• By complying with applicable laws and regulations.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
We review our scenario-specific emergency response plans and test them by way of mock drills. We make sure we have the necessary resources to deal with different emergency scenarios.
SAFETY CULTURE
We intend to have a generative safety culture where safety is considered at par with any other business activity and is a foremost value.
GIIP (Good International Industry Practices)
• We intend to exceed local regulatory requirements and have good international industrial practices in place. We identify the potential risks and take steps to mitigate them to an ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) level.
• We have a robust reporting culture where we share incidents, learning from incidents across the organization to create a safe working culture.
ROAD TRANSPORT SAFETY
• In a challenging environment where thousands of people die in road accidents in India, THINK Gas primarily focusses on having a comprehensive road safety program for its drivers.
• The drivers are inducted to a defensive driving session before assigning the duties followed by refresher training.
• THINK Gas conducts route risk assessments before inducting heavy vehicles on road.
• THINK Gas monitors its drivers' behavior through a robust driver assistance system, managed from a centralized control room.
ENVIRONMENT
At THINK Gas, we are committed to protect the environment and respect the communities we operate in. We cause no harm to people and contribute towards building a low carbon future. We intend to:
• Manage emissions of greenhouse gases.
• Utilize energy more efficiently, including the optimal use of freshwater.
• Prevent spills and ground water pollution.
• Ensuring appropriate disposal of hazardous waste and waste water.
• Conserve biodiversity wherever we operate.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
• Providing a work culture with adequate safety, health, and hygiene facilities.
• Complying with statutory provisions for employment and compensation.
• Having a robust grievance redressal mechanism for workers and communities.
HEALTH SAFETY & SECURITY
• Adopting an HSSE management system with defined responsibilities and communication channels.
• Conducting business as per applicable laws, regulations, standards, and relevant international codes.
• Implementing system of risk analysis, inherent safety design and standard operating procedures.
• Ensuring that the security of personnel and property is carried out in accordance with relevant human rights principles.
• Implementing robust incident reporting, investigation and transport safety management system.
• Conducting HSSE performance review and gap analysis against set key performance indices (KPIs).
• Recognizing outstanding environment, health, safety & social performance by employees and stakeholders.
• Proactively identifying and preventing spread of pandemic at workplace and providing safe working conditions to employees and stakeholders.
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SAFETY FAQS
When outside: If you are outside and smell gas, then it is probably from the underground pipeline that supplies gas to the buildings. Call 1800-2022-999 immediately and get away from the area.
When inside: If you smell gas inside, it is probably coming from the appliance. When it is improperly fitted, the gas tends to leak from the pipe that connects the appliance. Switch off all the knobs and if you can still smell gas, contact your supplier for a refit. To avoid this, ensure that the fitting is done by an THINK Gas Certified Technician and keep check with a regular service.
In Case: You smell rotten eggs or a sulphur-like smell, there may be a gas leak. Gas is naturally odourless. You can smell it due to the addition of Odorant which is a harmless artificial smell to help you detect leakage. It is easily recognisable by most people. If you smell it around the house then you need to turn off the valve and take action immediately.
To Do: Call emergency helpline of THINK Gas or call the local fire department. Ensure no machinery is being operated around the area, divert traffic and any vehicle from the area, and warn others of the gas leak. Remove flammable objects from around the area and ensure there is no use of fire. Clear the area and stay away till help arrives.
Do not do: Absolutely do not ignore the smell of gas. If you smell it, report the leakage. Do not operate machinery around the area and do not let vehicles move or park in and around it. Do not use mobile phones around the area, call the emergency contact number when you are at a distance. Do not ignore unauthorised digging around the pipeline and do not let the use of pipeline equipment during the leak. Do not close any valve without the right directions.
To do: Immediately close the gas pipe isolation valve, Open all available doors and windows to facilitate ventilation, exit the premises and contact the THINK Gas emergency control room for assistance.
Do not do: Avoid using electrical appliances or switches in the vicinity of the leakage, prevent any open flames, sparks, or flammable materials near the leakage point and refrain from using mobile phones in the area.
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DO'S AND DON'TS
- CNG
- PNG Household
- PNG Commercial
- PNG Industrial
CNG
Do’s
- Ensure that an authorised engineer at a well-equipped workshop does the installation or servicing of CNG kits.
- Get your CNG cylinders hydro tested every three years.
- Get your vehicle thoroughly checked by an authorised workshop every year.
- Keep your CNG kit and cylinder certificate handy
- Keep a portable fire extinguisher and a first-aid box with cut and burn medication in the vehicle.
- Be alert for emergencies and gas leaks and always follow safety instructions while driving.
- Only trained filler man with STC card should be deployed at dispenser.
Do’s Don’ts
Don’ts
- Do not install propane, LPG, or any other cylinder in place of your CNG cylinder.
- Do not start the vehicle in the middle of getting your tank filled.
- Do not use mobile phones near the installation and gas station areas.
- Do not produce naked flames near the gas stations.
- Do not keep flammable materials near the cylinder.
- Do not place luggage or any heavy item over the cylinder to avoid breakage and damage to the cylinder, pipes, valves, hose, etc.
PNG Household
Do’s
- Every morning before turning on the gas stove, ensure good ventilation through windows and doors to let the gas dissipate in case there is any leakage.
- In case you smell leakage near the yellow PE (poly-ethylene) line, call us immediately.
- In case of any digging or construction activity on or around the gas pipeline, inform AG&P Pratham.
- If you smell leakage during cooking, stop and turn off the supply, then call us to rectify the leak.
- Close your hot plate valve and MCV before going to bed or going out of the house.
- In case you want to get any changes in the pipeline, ensure an authorised person does the alterations.
- Always insist on rubber tubes supplied or authorised by the gas company.
- Ensure that the rubber hose is correctly fit.
- If you smell gas and suspect leakage, close the main control valve located at the gas meter and contact us immediately.
- All the Geyser and gas meter should be installed at proper ventilated area.
Do’s Don’ts
Don’ts
- Do not allow naked flame, spark, flammable material, smoking, etc. near the leakage point.
- Do not operate electrical appliances or switches near the leakage.
- Do not allow vehicles near the leakage point. Do not dry clothes on the PE line and do not put clothes or any similar material on the handles.
- Do not carry out digging activities on or around the pipes, or let anyone else perform them.
- Do not throw garbage or eatables at the gas riser guard.
- Do not remove the riser valve handle.
- Do not alter the piping route of the connection on your own and without consultation from AG&P Pratham team.
- Do not use unauthorised pipes or tubes.
- Do not keep the GI piping hidden in cabinets or drawers; it needs to be in the open attached to the wall.
- Do not carryout any excavation inside your premises without informing company helpline number.
PNG Commercial
Do’s
- Every morning before turning on the gas stove, ensure good ventilation through windows and doors to let the gas dissipate in case there is any leakage.
- In case you smell leakage near the yellow PE (poly-ethylene) line, call us immediately.
- In case of any digging or construction activity on or around the gas pipeline, inform AG&P Pratham.
- If you smell leakage during cooking, stop and turn off the supply, then call us to rectify the leak.
- Close your hot plate valve and MCV before going to bed or going out of the house.
- In case you want to get any changes in the pipeline, ensure an authorised person does the alterations.
- Always insist on rubber tubes supplied or authorised by the gas company.
- Ensure that the rubber hose is correctly fit.
- If you smell gas and suspect leakage, close the main control valve located at the gas meter and contact us immediately.
Do’s Don’ts
Don’ts
- Do not allow naked flame, spark, flammable material, smoking, etc. near the leakage point.
- Do not operate electrical appliances or switches near the leakage.
- Do not allow vehicles near the leakage point. Do not dry clothes on the PE line and do not put clothes or any similar material on the handles.
- Do not carry out digging activities on or around the pipes, or let anyone else perform them.
- Do not throw garbage or eatables at the gas riser guard.
- Do not remove the riser valve handle.
- Do not alter the piping route of the connection on your own and without consultation from AG&P Pratham team.
- Do not use unauthorised pipes or tubes.
- Do not keep the GI piping hidden in cabinets or drawers; it needs to be in the open attached to the wall.
PNG Industrial
Do’s
- Only let trained and authorised people use and operate the Natural Gas installation equipment.
- Keep the natural gas pipeline and equipment away from any other gas or chemicals. Prevent any external load on the pipeline.
- In case the natural gas upstream and downstream pressure on the regulator shows a variation, immediately close the ‘Main shut-off’ valve and burner and contact AG&P Pratham.
- Close ‘Main shut-off’ valve in case you suspect any gas leakage and call AG&P Pratham in case of faulty installation or equipment.
- Consult AG&P Pratham before carrying out any construction activity or digging on or near the gas pipeline to prevent damage.
- In case of fire anywhere near the pipelines, close the ‘main shut-off’ valve and inform AG&P Pratham immediately.
- Install DCP fire extinguisher and caution boards around the pipeline and its equipment.
- Maintain cleanliness near the pipeline and equipment.
- Keep the pathway to the gas installation free of any objects for easier access.
- Evacuate immediately in case of any emergency.
- If you smell gas and suspect leakage, close the main control valve located at the gas meter and contact us immediately.
Do’s Don’ts
Don’ts
- Do not use mobile phone while using the gas.
- Do not use naked flames around the leakage of gas.
- Do not temper with, reset, replace the regulator, meter safety valve, or any other critical equipment. Do not install any other equipment or extensions without consulting AG&P Pratham
- Do not keep or install any heating, electrical, or ignition equipment on or near the gas pipeline.
- Do not open pipeline valve in case you have been informed of a supply shut beforehand by AG&P Pratham. Wait for further information before using.
- Do not use electrical appliances or appliances that produce spark in case of a leakage.
- Do not carry out burning, heating, or spark work near the pipeline and its equipment.
- Do not keep flammable items or fuel such as petrol, diesel, etc., near the pipeline.
- Do not allow vehicles near the pipeline installation.
- Do not smoke near the pipeline. Do not let any unauthorized person in the restricted area of the pipeline installation.
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