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7.3 DAILY TOOLBOX SAFETY MEETINGS LAUSD Proposed South Region High School #9 & Middle School #4 7-5 December 2006 Site Specific Health & Safety Plan (HASP) Parsons and its subcontractors conduct daily toolbox safety meetings at the beginning of each week. These meetings include topics relevant to upcoming work and may include reviews of recent incidents on the project. The Project Manager is responsible for the toolbox safety training content and documenting and retaining attendance records using Exhibit 7-2. 7.4 ACTIVITY HAZARDS ANALYSIS TRAINING When the activity hazards analysis is complete, the Parsons Project Manager/Engineer/Supervisor or subcontractor conducts a training session with all employees involved with the analyzed task. The training may be informal and at the site where the task is performed. Employees should be given an opportunity to provide input regarding task steps, hazards identified, and appropriate control measures. The Project Manager documents and maintains the activity hazards analyses using Exhibit 6-2. 7.5 REGULATORY TRAINING PROGRAMS OSHA regulations require specific training in certain circumstances. Based on the scope of work and meetings with regulatory officials, the following training topics are provided on the project: • Hazard Communication – as per 29 CFR 1910.1200 • General – all workers engaged in activities which are potentially exposed to hazardous substances and health hazards must be trained to meet 1910.120(e)(1). Annual 8-hour refresher training as per 29 CFR 1910.120(e)(3) is required for workers and supervisors must be trained to meet 29 CFR 1910.120(e)(4). • CPR/AED/First aid – provided to personnel based on project activities identified in the Scope of Work (i.e. life threatening) and EMS response time (i.e. less than 15 minutes). See Section 6.9. • Respiratory Protection Training – Any field employee required to use respiratory protection will have completed the respirator protection training and fit-testing in accordance with CCR, Title 8, Section 5144. • Signaling. • Power-operated hand tools The Project Manager determines the necessary training and coordinates the training with the Project Safety Manager. 7.6 OSHA OUTREACH PROGRAMS When applicable, the project may use qualified instructors and online courses to conduct OSHA 10-hour construction safety training. If applicable, supervisory staff must complete the 30-hour 223
LAUSD Proposed South Region High School #9 & Middle School #4 7-6 December 2006 Site Specific Health & Safety Plan (HASP) course. Depending on the scope of work, similar requirements may be included in all subcontracts. Participants successfully completing the course receive a certificate of completion from OSHA. 7.7 SPECIALIZED TRAINING AND ORIENTATIONS Project personnel receive specialized training on client rules and requirements as well as the unique tools, equipment, and procedures used to perform the work. The project budget includes funding for the following training (Table 7-1): Table 7-1: Specialized Training and Orientations Description Attendees Schedule General rules and safety requirements Behavior-based safety training Project managers, field personnel and routine subcontractors Behavior-based safety training Administrative personnel and nonroutine subcontractors Controlled substance and alcohol awareness training All workers assigned to the site Half-hour training session, provided to new employee on the first day of work at the site. Full day session (8-hours). Awareness training (1-hour), which can be provided by an individual that has received the one-day course. Supervisors When assigned to a client that requires substance abuse and alcohol testing. 7.8 VISITOR TRAINING Site access by personnel making deliveries or performing repairs to utilities, public or government officials, visitors, or local residents will be limited to support areas only. These persons will not be required to comply with the training requirements as previously defined and the medical monitoring requirements described below. Exclusion Zone access will be limited to designated work, delivery, or observation areas to minimize any potential exposure to site chemicals. Site observation areas will be located upwind from predominant wind directions, and access to observation areas may be restricted by weather conditions or site activities. Site access for visitors will be limited to areas with no potential for exposure during routine operations. These personnel will be escorted on site and will be strictly prohibited from entering the Contamination Reduction Zone or Exclusion Zone. Authorization for limited site access will be determined on a case-by-case basis by the SHSO in consultation with the Project Health and Safety Manager and project manager. 224
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APPENDIX G Health and Safety Plan (
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Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved
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APPENDIX H Quality Assurance Projec
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new wells and from about 70 previou
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SECTION 2 DATA QUALITY OBJECTIVES T
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SECTION 7 LABORATORY QC SAMPLES AND
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