OUR HS&E PHILOSOPHY

• To achieve MULTIVERSE strategic goal of sustainable development, MULTIVERSE strives for clean and safe developments. Our HSE philosophy is hinged on the following cardinal principles:
  Sound HSE performance is one of the foundations for the company’s growth and development.
  Ensuring economic returns, HSE management is also our commitment to social responsibility.
  Put people first and regard employees as our most valuable resource and asset.
  Conduct systematic management and continuous improvement with motto “We can always do it better”.
  Promote the “5 Don’ts until Dos’ Safety Rules, focus, on details, and manage risks at acceptable levels.
  Manage contractors and share information and experience to achieve Win-Win cooperation.
  Endeavor to use clean & harmless materials and energy, and protect the environment & natural resources.
  Comply with laws, regulations and industrial standards, and strive for HSE excellence.
  HSE performance mirrors the comprehensive quality of the company.

  THE ‘’5 DON’Ts until Dos” Safety Rules In Workplace

• Throughout the whole MULTIVERSE, the following
  “5 Don’t s until Dos” safety rules apply to ALL activities:
   Don’t act until safety risks are clearly assessed.
   Don’t act until safety measures are fully prepared.
   Don’t act until safety tools are ready for the job.
   Don’t act until safety conditions are secured.
   Don’t act until safety skills are well obtained.

  10 High Risk Activities

• MULTIVERSE has identified the following 10 activities as
  high risk and therefore requiring a high level of HSE
  consideration and evaluation:
  1. Equipment maintenance operation
  2. Electrical operation
  3. Hot work
  4. Confined space entry operation
  5. Excavation/ Shaft operation
  6. Lifting operation
  7. Working at heights
  8. Hazardous/ Explosives materials handling
  9. Land transportation
  10. Simultaneous operation

• Equipment maintenance operation

•  Risks assessments, maintenance plans and safety measures shall be
  prepared for on-line equipment maintenance.
   Proper measures shall be taken such as isolation, pressure-releasing and
  displacement.
   Maintenance workers shall be competent and qualified. The proper tools and
  equipment shall be supplied to every worker.
   PTW (Permit to Work) must be approved before on-line equipment
  maintenance.

• Electrical operation

•  Electrical power shall be cut off during all cable and electrical equipment
  maintenance, and isolation, lockout/tag out and safety caution signs shall be
  used during all maintenance activities.
   Electrical equipment shall be discharged and disconnected. It is prohibited to
  touch any high-voltage on-line electrical equipment.
   A specially-assigned, fully qualified person must supervise the maintenance
  of electrical equipment.
   Power shall not be resumed to the equipment being maintained unless has
  been confirmed that no one is working on the subject equipment.
   Electricians shall be trained and certified
   Insulation protective articles and tools shall be properly used.
   PTW must be approved before electrical operation.

• Hot work

•  Hot work area shall be isolated from human trafficking area.
   Cleaning and purging with inert gas shall be carried out before hot work
  on equipment or pipes containing potentially explosive gases.
   Before hot work begins, clean out combustible material around the work
  area and restrict the spark splash.
   Flammable gas shall be detected on time in the hot work process.
   The fire watcher shall be present at all times and equipped with sufficient
  firefighting equipment and material for the hot work activities.
   PTW must be approved before hot work.

• Confined space entry operation

•  Before entering a confined space, all affected energy sources shall be
  isolated, locked out and tagged out. The work of displacing, purging,
  ventilation, and gas detection for the confined space shall be conducted
  prior to entering the space.
   Ensure all workers are competent and qualified for their assigned
  positions.
   The number of people entering the confined space shall be strictly
  controlled. All persons must wear suitable PPE.
   When workers are inside the confined space, at least one watchman shall
  be on standby at all times outside the confined space with emergency
  rescue equipment.
   PTW must be approved before entering the confined space.

  Excavation/ Shaft operation

•  A safety plan shall be prepared for excavating operations such as
  excavating, tunneling, drilling, pilling and blasting in the work area.
   All underground pipes, cables, and other hazards must be verified,
  marked, and isolated if needed before excavation operation.
   Whenever depth of shaft is over 2 meters, work shall follow the
  confined space entry procedure in addition to excavation precautions.
   Take measures to control landslide and prevent collapse by systemic
  supporting, releasing slope and footstep.
   Barricade and clear safety caution signs shall be installed around the
  excavating operation.
   PTW (Permit to Work) must be approved before excavating/shaft
  operation.

• Lifting operation

•  Lifting risk assessment shall be prepared before all lifting operations. A
  work plan shall be prepared for all heavy lifting operations.
   Wire, slings and shackles shall be inspected by competent personnel
  before a lifting operation takes place.
   Lifting devices and equipment shall be validated by inspection
  certification by a qualified third party. The safety device of the lifting
  equipment shall be inspected before a lifting operation and determined
  to be functioning properly.
   A load shall not overload the SWL (Safe Working Load) of the lifting
  equipment in either the dynamic and/or static condition.
   A designated safety caution area shall be established around a lifting
  operation; no one shall be under the lifting load or lifting boom at any
  time.
   All workers who are involved in a lifting operation shall be trained and
  certified (licensed) for such work.

• Working at Heights

•  Working at heights over 2 meters with a fall hazard, fall protection equipment
  must be used
   Qualified full body harness and other fall protection devices shall be provided
  to all workers working at heights
   Designate and ensure a standby person is in place when working at heights
   Workers must be competent for their assigned positions. People with height
  restrictions shall not work at heights
   Simultaneous operations for working at heights in vertical directions shall not
  be carried out unless segregation measures have been taken properly in
  working area.
   Working at heights is prohibited in the case of bad weather conditions

• Hazardous/Explosive materials handling

•  Clear safety caution signs must be posted in the working area where the
  hazardous material are used
   Safety equipment and measures, such as ventilation, fire prevention,
  explosion prevention, toxic prevention, monitoring alarm, lowering of
  temperature, moisture prevention, lightning-protection, electrostatic
  prevention and isolation shall be implemented according to the properties of
  the hazardous materials during production, storage and operation.
   Prevention measures shall be taken to avoid leaking, colliding, dragging and
  dumping of the hazardous materials during transportation , loading and
  unloading
   Operators must be trained and mastered in the skill of using suitable PPE

• Land Transportation

•  Regular vehicle testing and checking before driving to ensure a
  vehicle is in good working condition
   Drivers must be trained and must hold appropriate driving licence to
  operate a vehicle
   Vehicle occupant limit enforced, never driving with overload vehicle
  or drive a vehicle over the posted speed limit.
   Safety belt shall be used in all vehicles both the drivers and any other
  occupants
   Mobile phone or inter communication telephone shall not be used
  during the driving of a vehicle

• Simultaneous operation

•  In addition to any safety requirements related to special
  operations, the relevant parties shall be notified of any
  potential impact caused by a simultaneous operation
   Relevant parties shall conduct an overall safety assessment
  related to the interaction of simultaneous operations and shall
  take all recommended effective control measures.
   A coordinator shall be appointed and shall maintain adequate
  communication during the whole operation.
   Relevant parties shall develop a coordinated emergency plan
  before simultaneous operation
   Where and when possible, avoid simultaneous operation.
  Approved by the Board of Directors this…….. day of …….. 2018
  Secretary Director