This orientation is designed to provide you with the essential safety information you need to know as a non-worker visitor to a helium exploration site. Your safety is our top priority, and we want to ensure you have a safe and informative visit.

What We'll Cover:

• Emergency Procedures
• Site Hazards @ Risks
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Rules and Restrictions

Emergency Procedures

Knowing what to do in an emergency is crucial. Here's what you should remember:

• Emergency alarms, evacuation routes & muster areas: Identify the nearest alarm and evacuation route. In case of an emergency, follow instructions calmly and promptly.
  • ALARM One continuous blast from the rig, truck, or air horn, or a verbal notification, indicating everyone must report to the nearest muster point.
  • MUSTER: Assembly Point
    This is a designated location away from hazards where individuals should gather during an emergency or potential emergency. At this point, you will receive directions and be accounted for by your escort
• Reporting emergencies: If you witness an accident, unsafe act, or unsafe condition, immediately report it to your escort or the nearest site personnel.
• First aid: Basic first-aid kits are available at designated locations. Ask your escort for directions if needed.

Site Hazards and Risks

Pulsar Helium sites are inherently industrial environments. Common hazards you may encounter:

• Heavy machinery and equipment: Trucks, cranes, froklifts and other equipment operate throughout the site. Always stay clear and follow designated walkways.
• Slip, trip, and fall hazards: Uneven, loose terrain, equipment, tools, and wet surfaces can pose tripping and falling risks. Be mindful of your footing and wear appropriate footwear.
• Exposure: Operations and equipment maintenance may involve hazardous materials. In the event of an advised evacuation, stay upwind and follow all instructions carefully.
• Noise: Loud machinery and equipment can damage hearing. Wear hearing protection when required.

Restricted areas: Certain areas are off-limits for safety reasons. Boundaries and signage must be clearly communicated and respected.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

In some areas, you may be required to wear PPE, such as:

• Safety glasses or goggles: Protect your eyes from flying debris and chemicals.
• Hearing Protection: Wear ear protection if provided or requested.
• Hard hat: Shielding your head from falling objects is crucial.
• Steel-toed boots: Protect your feet from punctures and crushing hazards.
• High-visibility vest: Increase your visibility to drivers and operators, especially in low-light conditions.

Your escort will inform you about any necessary PPE and will provide it if needed.

Rules and Restrictions

To ensure everyone's safety, please adhere to the following rules:

• Stay with your escort: Do not wander off on your own. Your escort is familiar with the site and can ensure your safety.
• No smoking or open flames: Smoking is strictly prohibited outside of designated smoking areas.
• No eating or drinking: Food and drinks are not allowed in restricted areas.
• Leave personal belongings behind: Bringing unnecessary items to the site is discouraged.

Remember:

• Ask questions: If you have any doubts or concerns, don't hesitate to ask your escort or any site personnel.
• Be observant: Stay aware of your surroundings and report any perceived or potential hazards.
• Follow safety instructions: Always comply with posted rules and instructions provided by your escort or site personnel.

By following these guidelines, you can contribute to a safe and productive visit for everyone. We appreciate your cooperation and hope you have a valuable experience learning about helium exploration!

If you desire additional information regarding the safety expectations of Pulsar Helium, or if you intend to engage in more than an escorted hands-off visit to a Pulsar Helium location, we ask that you complete the Pulsar Helium Safety Orientation for Field Workers located at the following link: https://safehe.com/

By Signing you agree to meet the expectations in this safety orientation.