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4. Contractor Safety Audit<br />

This Safety Audit is to be completed monthly by the contractor’s safety representative or designee.<br />

The information will include, but is not limited to, total work hours for the month <strong>and</strong> additional safety<br />

requirements implemented since the last report. Send a copy to the OCIP Safety Team.<br />

5. Contractor Weekly Review of Work Site<br />

Each contractor’s <strong>and</strong> subcontractor’s field supervisors are to complete this weekly review <strong>and</strong><br />

forward to the contractor’s safety representative or designee who will compile the information <strong>and</strong><br />

include it in his or her monthly safety audit.<br />

6. Safety Observations<br />

The Aon Safety Team will complete written Safety Observations of work activities that are not in<br />

compliance with the project’s safety policies <strong>and</strong> procedures. If a contractor or subcontractor<br />

receive a Safety Observation, immediately correct the hazard noted on the notice, document the<br />

corrective action, or reason for delayed abatement <strong>and</strong> return the report to the OCIP Safety Team<br />

within 24 hours.<br />

7. Contractor Monthly Report of Work Injury <strong>and</strong> Illness Statistics<br />

The Aon Safety Team will track injury <strong>and</strong> illness statistics by contractor. In order to do this, The<br />

Aon Safety Team needs each contractor to report the correct number of work hours worked on the<br />

project for the reporting month. This report will include the work hours for the contractor’s <strong>and</strong><br />

subcontractor’s employees. Send this report to the OCIP Safety Team by the 8 th of the following<br />

month.<br />

8. Job Safety Analysis (JSA)<br />

The Job Safety Analysis is a tool used to identify jobs posing the greatest accident risk <strong>and</strong> to assist<br />

in non-routine task planning. The contractor’s or subcontractor’s field supervisor is required, when<br />

appropriate, to complete a JSA for non-routine tasks <strong>and</strong> review the findings with their work crew.<br />

9. Safe Plan of Action (SPA)<br />

Exhibit 2<br />

Page 173 of 379<br />

Contractors <strong>and</strong> subcontractors, of any tier, shall maintain in their files a Safe Plan of Action which<br />

will be used to ensure that every job assignment receives proper safety planning prior to the start of<br />

work. The SPA is to be completed by the first line field supervisor <strong>and</strong> acknowledged by each<br />

member of the crew.<br />

February 4, 2010<br />

Rev. 001<br />

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