Site control plan table of contents, undated

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Staten Island Landfill Debris Disposal Operation Health and Safety Program

Training requirements: Grapple Operators are both contractors and employees of DSNY who will be on the job site continuously. Each employer must provide documentation of training (operator certificate or certified letter). The certificate/letter must indicate that each equipment operator has been trained in the proper operation of the equipment. Operators must be trained in the use of respiratory protection. This training will most likely be provided by the employers of the operators, but an amended form of respiratory protection training will be available on-site. Operators will be offered to receive initial respiratory training, fit testing, and limited medical evaluations as part of their site orientation, if needed.

3.3 FRONT-END LOADER OPERATORS This includes workers operating front-end loaders. This workforce includes employees from private contractors and employees of DSNY at the barge operations. These workers will be in the Exclusion Zone.

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Principal Steps Potential Hazard Recommended Controls

Equipment mounting 1) Exposure to noise in excess of 1} Use of hearing protection with an adequate and dismounting 87.5dBA. noise reduction rating to be determined from 2) Slips, trips, and fall hazards. exposure monitoring. 3) Contusion from frame of cab. 2) Use of 3 point mounting techniques and proper 4) Injury from other vehicles. footwear. 5) Exposure to asbestos and other 3) Use of hard hat and safety belts chemical agents. 4) Proper equipment spacing and training.

6) Exposure to heat/cold stress. 5) Exposure assessment through monitoring, and use of respiratory protection and suits. 6) Inclusion into heat/cold stress program.

Movement of loader 1) Exposure to noise in excess of 1) Use of hearing protection with an adequate around debris piles, 87.5dBA (open cab only). noise reduction rating to be determined from sifting equipment 2) Injury by flying debris. exposure monitoring. and discharge of 3) Exposure to asbestos and other 2) Use of safety glasses and hard hats. load onto ground at chemical agents. 3) Exposure assessment through monitoring and manual pit sorting 4) Potential for pushed debris to reach use of respiratory protection and suits. operations. operator from the track, blade or 4) Ensure operator training in the safe methods of adjacent debris pile. pushing debris and being attentive when performing loading operations.

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