NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Part III — Health & Safety Plan
133-135 Greenwich Street/21-23 Thames Street
Airtek Project 05-0701— Rev 3, August 29, 2005
1. The Contractor shall have a Site Safety Manager (CSO) on-site during the project on a
full time basis for the entire duration of on-site field activities. If operations are
performed during more than one work shift per day, a qualified Contractor Site Manager
shall be present for each shift.
2. The CSO shall have authority to stop any and all work activities if unacceptable health
and safety conditions exist or if actions occur that may affect safety and health conditions
for personnel or the environment. The authority to stop work shall include an automatic
work stoppage if visible emissions leave the Site perimeter.
3. The CSO shall act as the primary contact during any on-site emergency situation.
4. The CSO shall conduct accident investigations and prepare accident reports, prepare and
maintain records of corrective actions taken on-site and document health findings into a
project-dedicated logbook
5. Additionally, the CSO is responsible for logging all site visitors, checking for current
medical and fit test certifications and applicable federal/state/local asbestos training for
all those entering containment. The CSO does not provide specialized training for
specific cleaning, abatement or interior component removal portions of the work. This
shall be provided by each Subcontractor for its personnel. This does not excuse the CSO,
however, from responsibility to see that this is done.
6. The CSO shall document each orientation performed and requires that each person
receiving the orientation complete, sign and date the HASP acknowledgement.
7. The CSO shall review the following documentation from each Subcontractor to complete
the administrative record for the site: name of Subcontractor's safety officer; list of
emergency contact phone numbers; confirmation of current worker fit tests, medical
clearances and asbestos training & certification for each Subcontractor employee; and
Subcontractor HASP, including Hazard Communication Program, Fall Protection
Program, Respiratory Protection Program, personal air monitoring program. ~
8. The CSO shall review MSDSs of products proposed for use at the site. If any product is
hazardous, the CSO shall investigate potential alternate products that are non-hazardous.
2.1.3 Owner's Environmental Consultant
The Owner's Environmental Consultant shall provide a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and
field industrial hygiene personnel during the project fieldwork. The CIH shall manage
developing and modifying this HASP, directing field industrial hygiene personnel responsible for
the execution and monitoring of any health and safety activities at the site, review of monitoring
data generated during the site work, walk-through safety and health spot field inspections, and
advising the Owner and Contractor of unacceptable conditions identified that may affect safety
and health for personnel or the environment. The responsibilities of the Owner's Environmental
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