Emmons_December2019_Report

SAFETY REPORT December 2019 

Issued January 2020 

Emmons Roof Service 

www.roofingcontractorontarioca.com | 890 Ontario Blvd., Ontario, CA

EMMONS 

December 2019 

SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETINGS

www.thepriceofsafety.com 

info@thepriceofsafety.com 

The Price of Safety Inc - Safety Committee Meeting Minutes 

JANUARY 14, 2019 

1485 SPRUCE STREET, SUITE M 

RIVERSIDE, CA 92507 

MEETING CALLED BY 

TYPE OF MEETING 

FACILITATOR 

NOTE TAKER 

NEXT MEETING 

ATTENDEES 

Remone Redmond 

Safety Committee Meeting 

Remone Redmond 

Mayra Martinez 

TBD 

Miguel Bazan, Remone Redmond, Mayra Martinez 

Old Business 

COMMUNICATION & 

COORDINATION 

REMONE REDMOND 

12.1 Summary of Meetings, Trainings, and Action Items 

o Mayra Martinez conducted a Safety Committee Meeting with Miguel Bazan on 12.17.19. 

• Miguel has allowed Foremen half an hour daily to walk the roof and complete their safety 

documentation. 

• A follow up Yard Inspection will be conducted in January. 

• New hires need an Emmons Orientation and Fall Protection Training 

DISCUSSION 

o 

o 

The monthly Foreman’s meeting was cancelled due to Holiday. 

Personal Protective Equipment Awareness Level Refresher Training 

• Mayra Martinez conducted PPE training on 12.24.19. The training material covered the hierarchy 

of controls, identifying different types of PPE, training requirements and employee/employer 

responsibilities. 

• A Power Point Presentation was used an as aid for the training. 

• During the Training, Miguel stated that Hard Hats are mandatory per Emmon’s PPE standards, 

regardless of the contractor’s requirements. Therefore, he would like ECMs to be issued for PPE 

deficiencies 

CONCLUSIONS 

ACTION ITEMS PERSON RESPONSIBLE DEADLINE 

Follow up Yard Inspection with Foreman Willie Diaz Mayra Martinez January 2020 

Confirm Training Dates for January Mayra Martinez/Miguel Bazan January 14,2020 

Orientation/ and Training for new hires Mayra Martinez/ Miguel Bazan January 2020 

Employee Corrective Measures for PPE deficiencies Mayra Martinez Inspect Monthly 

1485 Spruce Street, Suite M, Riverside, CA 92507

Safety Evaluations Review 

SAFETY EVALUATIONS 

REVIEW 

REMONE REDMOND 

12.2 The Price of Safety Performed the following Safety Evaluations for the month of November: 

1. 12/11/2019 Bob Berger performed SER @ GVS Cerritos 

(Please Review SER) Inspection Score: 97.62% Edgar Bazan 

1 Failed item | 0 Abated item 

DISCUSSION 

2. 12/11/2019 Bob Berger performed SER @ Target Orangethorpe 

(Please Review SER) Inspection Score: 100% Martin Bazan 

0 Failed items | 0 Abated items 

3. 12/18/2019 Mayra Martinez performed SER @ Target San Diego 

(Please Review SER) Inspection Score: 97.67 Edgar Bazan 

1 Failed Item | 0 Abated 

. 

Average score 98.41% 

A total of 3 Safety Evaluations were conducted for a combined average inspection score of 98.41% (Please 

refer to Emmons Analytics Overview). 

CONCLUSIONS 

The scores reflect the following failed item: Personal Protective Equipment Hazard 

ACTION ITEMS PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE DEADLINE 

Follow up Foreman Martin Bazan regarding previous site deficiencies Mayra Martinez 

Monthly 

Follow up with Foreman Edgar Bazan regarding crew’s PPE 

deficiencies. Mayra Martinez January 2020 

TRAINING REVIEW 

12.3 Personal Protective Equipment Refresher Training 

1.) Mayra Martinez conducted a Personal Protective Equipment Training on Tuesday, December 24, at the 

Emmons location. 

The Power-Point presentation and training material covered: 

DISCUSSION 

• The Hierarchy of Controls 

• Identification of different types of PPE 

• Training Requirements 

• Employer Responsibilities 

• Employee Responsibilities 

. 

2.) Weekly Safety Meetings were delivered to Miguel Bazan on 12.27.2019 

The topics included were the following: 

• 1.) What is Cold Stress 

• 2.) Common Types 

• 3.) Risk Factors 

• 4.) Dressing Properly 

• 5.) Important Tips to Remember 

CONCLUSIONS 

15 Emmons Employees were present for the PPE Refresher Training. Employees who missed the training, will need 

to be trained. 


Confirm Training dates for Employees not present during training. Mayra Martinez/Miguel Bazan February 2020 


New Business 

12.4 

• New Employee Orientations 

• Fall Protection 

• CPR Certification 

• Printed SDS Data Sheets for Target beginning 1.27.2020 

DISCUSSION 

CONCLUSIONS 



SAFETY SYNOPSIS

EMMONS ROOF SERVICES SAFETY SYNOPSIS 

December 2019 

Last quarter we implemented 360-degree evaluations in an effort to gauge the overall safety culture and to identify any barriers to 

carrying out Emmon’s safety guidelines. 

As a result, we were able to identify barriers such as literacy, lack of training or knowledge, as well as time management and 

engagement with upper management. Below are our suggestions for mitigation strategies that Emmons can implement during the first 

quarter of 2020. We have concluded our complimentary 360 -degree evaluations and will now continue our safety evaluations, 

providing additional awareness level trainings and helping to bring the Emmon’s team into compliance. 

SUMMARY OF METHODS 

The new methods of mitigation strategies include: 

§ Safety Evaluation Reporting 

§ Work Process Observation 

§ Mock-OSHA Inspection 

These measures will help us to ascertain the leading and 

lagging indicators, which will help us to implement 

strategies to eliminate or decrease incidents and 

injuries. 

SUMMARY RESULTS 

Based upon the data collected and forecasted scope of 

work, we recommend Emmons Roof Services, Inc. 

implement the following mitigation strategies: 

- Administer Missed Trainings 

- New Hire Orientations 

- Fall Protection Course 

Analytics Overview 

Prepared by The Price of Safety on behalf of Emmons Roof Services, Inc. 

1485 Spruce St., Suite M, Riverside, CA 92507 | www.thepriceofsafety.com

SAFETY 

PERFORMANCE

Monthly Safety Performance Report 

December 2019 Emmons Roof Service 12.01.2019-12.31.2019 

Jobsites Evaluated 

Foreman Location Results Emmons Notified 

Edgar Bazan Cerritos, CA 1 Failed Response / 0 Abated / 97.62% Miguel Bazan 

Martin Bazan Orangethorpe, CA 0 Failed Responses / 0 Abated / 100% Miguel Bazan 

Edgar Bazan San Diego, CA 1 Failed Responses / 1 Abated / 98.41% Miguel Bazan 

Prepared by The Price of Safety on behalf of Emmons Roof Service 


SITE STATISTICS

Site Statistics December 2019 

QUARTERLY SUMMARY RESULTS 

This report is focused on the quarterly progress for Emmons Roof Service and reflects the safety site statistics 

per job-site. The criteria will help identify the leading indicators and will assist in creating proactive and 

conceptual safety strategies that will decrease incidents and ascertain training recommendations. 

Foreman October November December 

Martin Bazan 97.67% 86.05% 100% 

Edgar Bazan 100% N/A 97.62%,98.41% 

Bob Crawford 88.09% N/A N/A 

Sergio Paez N/A N/A N/A

SAFETY EVALUATION 

REPORTS

EMMONS ROOFING SERVICES /Crusader ave Cerritos 

/ 11 Dec 2019 / Bob Berger 

Safety Evaluation Report (SER) 

Complete 

Inspection score 

97.62% 

Failed items 

1 

Created actions 

0 

Site 

Emmons Construction Cerritos, LA Region, 17900 Crusader Ave, Cerritos, Ca. 90703 

Client / Site 

EMMONS ROOFING SERVICES /Crusader ave Cerritos 

Date of Audit 

11th Dec, 2019 

Prepared by 

Bob Berger 

Location 

17918 Crusader Ave, Cerritos, CA 90703, USA 

(33.8680339, -118.1009562) 

Private & Confidential Page 1/19

Failed items 

1 Failed 

Audit / 7. ELECTRICAL TOOLS 

E. GFCI’s in place DEFICIENT 

— Notes 

No GFCI'S were found onsite. The foreman Edgar had to attend a meeting in San Diego and he may have 

the GFCI'S in the company truck. 


Audit 1 Failed 97.62% 

CONTRACTOR AND PROJECT INFORMATION 

Contractor 

Emmons Roofing Services 

Safety Manager 

Bob Berger 

Project Name 

Project Storage 

Project Number 

Na 

Project Manager 

Miguel Bazan/ Joe Caparco 

Superintendent 

Edgar Bazan 

Inspector of Record (IOR) 

Na 

Today's Weather Conditions (include 5 day forecast) 

Cloudy 

— Photos 

Photo 1 

1. PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION 

A. Attach photo of Safety Program YES 

— Photos 

Photo 2 


Emmons Roofing Services/Target 

Store/Orangethorpe/ Fullerton / 11 Dec 2019 / Bob 

Berger 


Complete 


100% 

Failed items 

0 


0 

Client / Site 

Emmons Roofing Services/Target Store/Orangethorpe/ Fullerton 

Date of Audit 

11th Dec, 2019 

Prepared by 

Bob Berger 

Location 

200 W Orangethorpe Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832, USA 

(33.858397499999995, -117.92726) 


Audit 100% 


Contractor 

EMMONS ROOFING SERVICES 


Bob Berger 

Project Name 

TARGET Store Fullerton 


NA 


NA 


Martin Balzan 


NA 


Clear 

— Photos 

Photo 1 



— Photos 

Photo 2 


Emmons Roofing Service/ San Diego / 18 Dec 2019 / 



Complete 


100% 

Failed items 

0 


0 

Client / Site 

Emmons Roofing Service/ San Diego 

Date of Audit 

18th Dec, 2019 

Prepared by 


Location 

8251 Mira Mesa Blvd, San Diego, CA 92126, USA 

(32.9102706, -117.1461447) 


Audit 100% 


Contractor 

Emmons Roofing Service 



Project Name 

Target San Diego 


San Diego 


Edgar Bazan 


Miguel Bazan 



Cloudy 

— Photos 

Photo 1 Photo 2 



— Photos 

Photo 3 


B. Attach photo of Weekly Safety Meeting YES 

— Photos 

Photo 4 

C. Were any Safety Orientations performed today NO 

D. Safety Violation Notifications issued? NO 

E. Are emergency procedures established? Contact list, First Aid Kit in 

waterproof container. §1512. Emergency Medical Services. 

YES 

— Photos 

Photo 5 Photo 6 

F. Attach photos to identify contractor's on site first aid and CPR 

certified workers. 

NO 

— Notes 

Employees are not CPR/ First Aid certified. 

G. Attach photos of OSHA required posters. YES 

— Photos 

Photo 7 

H. Did Owner's Safety Representative perform a job walk today? if so, 

list all safety concerns along with photos accompanied by your 

abated photos. 

I. Did the Inspector (IOR) have any safety concerns today? If so, list 

them and along with your abated photos. 

NO 

NO 

2. HEAT ILLNESS PREVENTION 


EMPLOYEE 

CORRECTIVE 

MEASURES

Corrective Measures Summary 

December 2019 

EMPLOYEE CORRECTIVE MEASURES 

Infractions will receive an Employee Corrective Measures form. When an infraction is committed, a verbal 

warning will be issued, and the form will serve as a record. The 5 Keys implemented to assist and help 

with understanding are the following: 1.) Establish 2.) Enforce 3.) Monitor 4.) Train 5.) Assist. 

DATE & JOBSITE EMPLOYEE/WORKER VIOLATION 

NO ECM’S SUBMITTED FOR DECEMBER 2019 

. 



INCIDENT LOGS

Incident Log December 2019 

SUMMARY: 

There were no injuries or incidents observed or reported during the month of December 

Note: 

Please continue to encourage all of our employees to report minor incidents including cuts, scratches, and 

bruises. As well as major incidents such as slips, falls, sprains, and broken bones as soon as possible; ensure 

that all foreman have incident response packets available on hand at all times. 

Minor Incident example: scraped knee, puncture finger with staple gun. 

Major Incidents include: Fall from ladder, eye puncture, circular saw cut, property damage. 

OPEN INCIDENTS 

NAME OF EMPLOYEE DATE/TIME DESCRIPTION SEVERITY OF 

INJURIES/ILLNESS 

NO INCIDENTS REPORTED FOR DECEMBER 2019 

CLOSED INCIDENT 

NAME OF EMPLOYEE BRIEF DESCRIPTION SEVERITY OF INJURY/ILLNESS CLOSING 

DATE 

Prepared by The Price of Safety on behalf of Emmons Roofing Service 


TRAINING SUMMARY

January February March 

OUR SAFETY IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY FALL PROTECTION AWARENESS WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION 

INCIDENT RESPONSE PROCEDURE 

1.Safety “Your Responsibility” pt.1 

2.Safety “Your Responsibility” pt.2 

3. Incident Reporting 

4. Bloodborne Pathogens 

5.Unsafe Workplace Conditions 

6. Unsafe Workplace Behaviors 

Strategic Training Calendar 

2019 

7. Incident Reporting (Review) 

8. Workplace Violence 

9. Safety Your Responsibility pt. 1 

(Review) 

10. Safety Is your Responsibility 

pt.2 (Review) 

April May June 

ELECTRICAL SAFETY AWARENESS HEAT ILLNESS PREVENTION ERGONOMICS IN CONSTRUCTION 

11. Electrical Safety Awareness 

12.Electrical Safety Awareness pt.2 

13. Understanding Electrical 

Injuries 

14. OSHA Quick Card: Electrical 

Safety 

15. Preventing Electrical Hazards 

16. Types of Heat illness and 

common signs and symptoms 

17. Types of Heat Illness and 

commons signs and symptoms 

pt.2 

18. Protecting workers from 

Heat Illness 

19. Heat Illness Poster & Review 

20. Musculoskeletal Disorder and 

Ergonomics. 

21. Protecting Your Back 

22. Minimize Stress from Material 

Handling 

23. Stretch & Flex 

July August September 

FIRE SAFETY HAZARD COMMUNICATION (HAZCOM) FORKLIFT SAFETY 

24. Flammable vs. Combustible 

25. Fire Classifications Pt. 1 

26. Fire Classifications Pt.2 

27. Fire Tetrahedron 

28. Responding to Fire Emergency 

29. How to read Labels 

30. How to read Pictograms 

31. Flame Pictogram 

32. Label Requirements 

33. Skull & Crossbone Pictogram 

34. Pre-Operational Inspection. 

35. Additional Considerations 

36. Spotter 

37. PPE: Equipment Refresher 

October November December 

FORKLIFT SAFETY/DEFENSIVE DRIVING SEASONAL FLU COLD STRESS 

38. Safe Forklift Operation 

39. Pedestrian Traffic 

40. Forklift: Additional 

Considerations 

41. Defensive Driving: Surviving the 

Holidays 

42. What is the Flu? 

43. What Do I Do If I Get the Flu? 

44. Prevention is Better Than Cure! 

45. Tips to Remember During the 

Flu Season 

46.. What is Cold Stress 

47. Common Types 

48. Risk Factors 

49. Dressing Properly 

50. Important Tips to Remember

Strategic Training Schedule: December 

SUMMARY: 

Based upon the required yearly training calendar, as well as the failed items for the previous month, this is 

the suggested training schedule for the month of December. 

Note: please continue to encourage all of our employees to report incidents and near misses as soon as 

possible; ensure that all foreman have incident response packets available on hand at all times. 

REQUIRED TRAINING CONDUCTED 

TITLE COURSE DATE/TIME DESCRIPTION NOTES 

Weekly Safety Topics: 

Cold stress 

Personal Protection 

Equipment Refresher 

Foremen to conduct 

Weekly Safety 

Meetings to be 

conducted every 

Monday, by 7:30am 

Friday, 

December 24, 2019 

8:00 AM-9:30 AM 

1.)What is Cold Stress 

2.)Common Types 

3.)Risk Factors 

4.)Dressing Properly 

5.)Important Tips to 

Remember 

The training material 

covered the hierarchy of 

controls, identifying 

different types of PPE, 

training requirements 

and employee/employer 

responsibilities. 

Weekly Safety Topics sent 

to 

miguel@emmonsroof.com 

Received 11/21/2019 

Training was held at the 

Emmons location. A total 

of 15 employees were in 

attendance. (See Roster) 

AWARENESS LEVEL NEEDED 

TRAINING COURSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION DATE/TIME CLOSING 

DATE 

Tool Safety Electrical Tools | Hand Tools TBD Emmons Office January 

2020. 

Fall Protection 

Fall protection requirements, 

hazard identification, 

systems, and donning of fall 

protection. 

TBD Emmons Office 

February 

2020 



WEEKLY SAFETY TOPIC 

RECORDS/ROSTERS

HEALTH HAZARDS || Cold Stress 

Week 1 

Anyone working in a cold environment may be at risk for 

cold stress. This could include an indoor workplace like cold 

storage or an outdoor job in construction or agriculture. 

Prolonged exposure to cold and/or freezing temperatures 

while on the job may cause serious health problems such as 

trench foot, frostbite and hypothermia. In extreme cases, 

exposure to cold temperatures can lead to death. 

Danger signs include uncontrolled shivering,slurred 

speech,clumsymovements,fatigueandconfusedbehavior.If 

thesesignsareobserved foremergencyhelp. 

Hypothermiacanevenoccuratcool 

temperatures,above40⁰Fifaworkerbecomes 

chilledfromrain,sweatorwater. 

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Semana 1 

RIESGOS DE SALUD || Estrés por Frío 

Cualquieraquetrabajeenunentornofríopuedetenerriesgode 

estrésporfrío.Estopuedeincluirunlugardetrabajointerior 

comoalmacenamientofríoountrabajodeconstrucciónen 

exterioroagricultura. 

Laexposiciónprolongadaalfríoy/otemperaturascongelantes 

duranteeltrabajopuedecausarproblemasdesaludserioscomo 

piedetrinchera,congelaciónehipotermia.Encasosextremos, (*2 

la ) 

exposiciónatemperaturasfríaspuedellevarala 

muerte. 

Las señales de peligro incluyen escalofríos 

incontrolables, balbuceo, movimientos torpes, fatiga 

ycomportamientoconfuso.Siseobservanestasseñales, 

llamaporayudadeemergencia. 

Lahipotermiainclusopuedeocurrirentemperaturas 

frescas,arribade40⁰Fsiun trabajadorseenfríapor 

lluvia,sudoroagua. 


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Week 2 

HEALTH HAZARDS || Cold Stress 

COMMON TYPES OF COLD STRESS: 

Hypothermia is when the normal body temperature (98.6⁰F) drops to less than 

95⁰F. Hypothermia can occur temperatures above 40⁰F if one is chilled from rain, 

sweat or cold water. 

Symptoms: uncontrollable shivering, loss of coordination, confusion, and slurred 

speech. 

First Aid: Move the worker to a warm, dry area, remove wet clothing and 

replace with dry clothing,. Wrap the entire body in layers of blankets and 

seek medical attention immediately. 

Frostbite occurs when body tissues freeze and can occur at temperatures 

above freezing due to 

wind and 

may result in permanent damage or amputation. 

Frostbite typically occurs on fingers, toes,nose and ears. 

Symptoms: numbness, red skin that may develop 

gray/white patches, skin feels hard, sometimes blisters. 

First Aid: Protect area by wrapping loosely in dry cloth. 

Do not rub the affected area, do not apply snow or water, 

do not break blisters and do not attempt to re-warm the 

area. Seek medical attention immediately. 


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Semana 2 

RIESGOS DE SALUD ||Estres De Frio 

TIPOS COMUNES DE ESTRÉS POR FRÍO 

Que es Hipotermia y sus causas? 

ocurre cuando el cuerpo pierde más calor del que puede generar. En la 

mayoría de los casos, se presenta después de períodos prolongados en el frío. 

Las causas más comunes incluyen: Permanecer al aire libre durante el 

invierno sin suficiente ropa protectora. 

Síntomas:adormecimiento,pielrojaquepuededesarrollar 

parchesgrises/blancos,pielquesesientedura,aveces 

ampollas. 

PrimerosAuxilios:Protegeeláreaenvolviendoholgadamenteen 

unamantaseca.Nofroteseláreaafectada,noapliquesnieve 

oagua,norompaslasampollasynointentesdarcalidez 

alárea.Buscaatenciónmédicainmediatamente. 


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Semana 3 

RIESGOS DE SALUD ||Estres de 

Frio 

Factores de riesgo para estres for frio incluyen: 

• Sobreexposiciónatemperaturasfrías 

• Aumentoenvelocidaddelvientoyefectofríodel 

viento 

• Ropamojaday/opielmojada 

• Vestirdemanerainadecuadaparaelclima 

• Agotamiento 

• Condiciones de salud como presión alta, 

hipotiroidismo,diabetesoasma 

• Malacondiciónfísica 

• Entrenamientoinadecuadosobrecómotrabajarde 

maneraseguraentemperaturasfrías 


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Week 3 

HEALTH HAZARDS ||Cold Stress 

Risk Factors Include: 

• Overexposuretocoldtemperatures 

• Increasewindspeed,andthewindchilleffect 

• Wetclothingand/orwetskin 

• Dressingimproperlyfortheweather 

• Exhaustion 

• Healthconditionssuchashighbloodpressure, 

hypothyroidism,diabetesorasthma 

• Poorphysicalconditioning 

• Inadequatetrainingonhowtoworksafelyin 

coldtemperatures 


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Week 4 


Dressing properly is extremely important to 

preventing cold stress 

➢ Wearatleastthreelayersofloosefittingclothing. 

Layeringprovidesbetterinsulation. 

• Aninnerlayerofthermalwear,wool,silkorsynthetic 

(polypropylene)tokeepmoistureawayfromthebody. 

• Amiddlelayerofwoolorsynthetictoprovideinsulation 

evenwhenwet. 

• Anouterwindandrainprotectionlayerthatallows 

someventilationtopreventoverheating. 

➢ Insulatedcoat/jacket(waterresistantifnecessary) 

➢ Knitmasktocoverfaceandmouth(ifneeded) 

➢ Hatthatcoverstheears.Ahatwillhelpkeepthewhole 

bodywarmerandreducetheamountofbodyheatthat 

escapesfromthehead. 

➢ Insulatedgloves(waterresistantifnecessary),to 

protectthehands 

➢ Insulatedandwaterproofbootstoprotectthefeet 


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Semana 4 

RIESGOS DE SALUD ||Estres De Frio 

Como Vestir Se: 

➢ Usaalmenostrescapasderopaholgada.Lascapas 

proveenmejoraislamiento. 

• Unacapainternaderopatérmica,delana,sedaosintética 

(polipropileno)paramantenerlahumedadlejosdelcuerpo. 

• Unacapamediadelanaosintéticaparaproveer 

aislamientoinclusocuandoestemojado. 

• Unacapaexteriordeproteccióncontravientoylluviaque 

permita algo de ventilación para prevenir 

sobrecalentamiento. 

La ropa apretada reduce la circulación 

sanguínea y la sangre cálida necesita circular a las 

extremidades. 

➢ Unachaqueta/abrigoaislado(resistentealaguasies 

necesario) 

➢ Unamáscaraparacubrircarayboca(siesnecesario) 

➢ Gorroquecubralasorejas.Ungorroayudaráamantener 

cuerpomáscálidoyreducelacantidaddecalorcorporal 

queescapadelacabeza. 

➢ Guantesaislados(resistentesalaguasiesnecesario),para 

protegerlasmanos 

➢ Botasaisladasyapruebadeaguaparaprotegerlospies 

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Week 5 


IMPORTANT TIPS TO PREVENT COLD STRESS: 

➢ Recognize environmental and workplace conditions 

that may be dangerous. 

➢ Wear proper clothing for cold, wet and windy 

conditions. 

➢ Take frequent short breaks in warm dry shelters. 

➢ Schedule work for the warmest part of the day. 

➢ Avoid exhaustion or fatigue. 

➢ Keep extra clothing handy in case clothes get wet. 

➢ Drink warm, sweet beverages and avoid drinks with caffeine or 

alcohol. 

➢ Eat warm, high-calorie foods. 

➢ Learn the signs and symptoms of cold-induced illnesses and 

injuries. 

➢ Use the buddy system – work in pairs. 

➢ Stay dry in the cold because moisture or dampness, even from 

sweating, can increase the rate ofheat loss from the body. 


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Semana 5 

RIESGOS DE SALUD |Estres De Frio 

CONSEJOS IMPORTANTES PARA PREVENIR EL 

ESTRÉS POR FRÍO: 

➢ Reconocequeelentornoylascondiciones 

delsitiodetrabajopuedenserpeligrosas. 

➢ Usa vestimenta adecuada para las 

condicionesfrías,mojadasyconviento. 

➢ Tomadescansoscortosfrecuentesen 

refugioscálidosysecos. 

➢ Programaeltrabajoparalapartemás 

cálidadeldía. 

➢ Evitaelagotamientoofatiga. 

➢ Manténvestimentaextraalamanoencasoquelaropasemoje. 

➢ Tomabebidascálidasydulcesyevitabebidasconcafeínao 

alcohol. 

➢ Comealimentoscalientesyaltosencalorías. 

➢ Aprendelasseñalesysíntomasdelasenfermedadesylesionesinducidas 

para ayudaralostrabajadores,siesnecesario. 

➢ Usaunsistemadeamigos–trabajaenparejas 

➢ Mantentesecoenelfríoporquelahumedadohumectación 


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ADDITIONAL SERVICES

Additional Services: December 2019 

BELOW IS A RECORD OF THE ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PROVIDED FOR YOUR SAFETY SERVICES. 

TITLE DATE DESCRIPTION NOTES 

January 2020 Weekly Safety 

Meeting Training 

Calendar 

Training Calendar for 

2020 

The Weekly Safety 

Meetings are to be 

conducted every 

Monday and submitted 

to Emmons 

Management. 



SAFETY REPORT December 2019 

Issued January 2020 

Emmons Roof Service 

www.roofingcontractorontarioca.com | 890 Ontario Blvd., Ontario, CA

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