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Important information to know about the statement on the boundaries of mutual responsibilities

The statement on the boundaries of mutual responsibilities for the safety and health of the workers is a document that establishes the safety requirements for the contractors’ workers in the territory of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant.

Darbuotojai su geltonais šalmais ir apsauginiais kostiumais eina per pramoninį koridorių atominėje elektrinėje.

Stricter safety requirements and controls apply in the power plant

The Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant is a nuclear facility with stricter safety requirements than in normal construction or repair objects. Special safety rules apply in the territory of the power plant, works are carried out according to the established procedure and activities are monitored by the State Nuclear Power Safety Inspectorate (VATESI), the Radiation Protection Centre and other responsible authorities.

Žmonės su geltonais šalmais ir apsauginiais kostiumais klausosi instruktažo elektrinės viduje

Prerequisite for starting works

Before starting works in the territory of the power plant, contractors must agree on and sign a statement on the boundaries of mutual responsibilities for the safety and health of the workers with „Altra”. Starting works is forbidden absent a signed statement.

The statement on the boundaries of mutual responsibilities shall establish the following:

who is responsible for the safety of workers in a specific workplace
which safety measures are to be used by „Altra” and which by the contractor
the procedure of coordination of works, permits and instruction briefings in the territory of the power plant

Darbuotojai su šalmais ir apsauginiais drabužiais Ignalinos atominėje elektrinėje stebi, kaip kėlimo kranas laiko didelę oranžinę radioaktyviųjų atliekų saugojimo talpą.

Principles of works performance

Works in the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant are to be performed according to instructions, following clearly defined requirements for safety and work organisation. All suppliers and contractors must work in accordance with the established procedure and ensure that works are carried out safely, in a coordinated and controlled manner. Working methods may not be changed arbitrarily if this may affect safety or technological processes.

Contractor’s responsibilities:

To carry out the works according to the established procedure and instructions

To comply with the internal rules of „Altra”, occupational safety and health instructions, procedures and permits

To comply with specific technical, technological or safety instructions provided by the responsible persons of „Altra”

Frequently asked questions

How soon after signing of the contract must I sign the statement on the boundaries of mutual responsibilities for the safety and health of the workers?

Before starting any works.

Who is to fill in and submit the statement on the boundaries of mutual responsibilities for the safety and health of the workers?

An employee of a relevant unit of „Altra”, who is responsible for the contract performance.

What else is important to know about the statement on the boundaries of mutual responsibilities for the safety and health of the workers?

The statement is made electronically or in two written copies and „Altra” assigns a registration number to the document.

In what cases documents must be submitted (when, how soon must I submit lists of workers and electronic copies of certification documents)?

When participating in a tender procedure, submitting a bid.

In case of change of workers indicated at the submission of the bid after the contract is signed, before starting any works according to instructions, the contractor is to submit updated lists and electronic copies of the certification documents to the employee responsible for the performance of the contract.

What happens if I do not provide copies of certification documents for all the workers?

You will not be allowed to carry out works.

Do you have more questions?

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