Health and Safety Plan, June 2005

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

• Use and maintenance of PPE • Evacuation routes; • Warning signals; • Maintaining line-of-sight and communications; • Rehearsal of scheduled activities; • Hospital routes; • Locations of safety equipment; • Previous violations of the safety plan and procedures or changes to the program to correct the violation; • Anticipated hazards for the day's work activities; • Any changes to the requirements for levels of PPE; • The locations of work zones; and • General site conditions.

All safety meetings shall be documented in the site H&S logbook. Meeting participants shall sign an attendance sheet.

All personnel directly involved in the project site activities shall be trained for the tasks they will perform, as required by applicable federal/state/local regulations. Refresher training will be performed at least yearly. In addition, all site personnel shall participate in site-specific training and participation of personnel in training shall be documented, . with proof of training maintained on-site. The topics of training required are dependent on the SOW. This training shall be administrated by the Contractor, the Subcontractor, or certified training facilities.

2.9.1 Health and Safety Awareness Training

Each Subcontractor shall be responsible for presenting and discussing the elements of this HASP with their personnel and subcontractors, and ensuring that personnel follow the elements of this HASP when working on-site. Prior to the start of work activities, or whenever a new hazard is introduced into the work area, employees shall be provided with the information indicated below. The Contractor or HASP CIH shall be available to address any questions or assist in the presentation of the HASP information to project employees. Information to be addressed during this training shall include, but not be limited to:

• Hazardous chemicals present at the work site and their associated health risks. • Potential physical hazards associated with the work activities, and proper safety practices. • Proper use of all tools and equipment to complete the scope of work activities. • Requirements of the site Hazard Communication Program, including the labeling of containers. • Site alarm system, emergency response procedures, and location of emergency lay • down Area.

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