TranSystems Corporation - LGM Construction

4.12. Transportation
4.12.1. It is the policy of FedEx that first aid, medical, and
emergency transportation is to be provided by the contractor
for employees who sustain occupational injuries or illness.
FedEx Express personnel will assist when injuries are
serious or life threatening.
4.12.2. Contact operation to request and escort an emergency
vehicle onto the site.
4.12.3. Contractors must provide non-emergency transportation for
their employees from the job site to the specified doctor’s
office or clinic.
4.13. Reporting of Non-Referred Medical Treatment
4.13.1. Contractors must notify FedEx of employees who have
obtained outside medical treatment for an alleged FedExsite
related injury or illness. The responsible contractor
must submit a report to the FedEx project manager or
representative as well as to FedEx corporate Safety within
24 hours of the occurrence.
Section 5. Hazard Communication Program
5.1. General Information
5.1.1. Contractors must establish and maintain a written,
comprehensive hazard communication program that
complies with applicable state law and includes:
a. A list of hazardous materials in the workplace
b. Material safety data sheets (MSDS)
c. Provisions for container labeling
d. An employee training program
5.1.2. Hazard communication programs may differ between sites,
areas, and departments at FedEx facilities. Contact the
FedEx representative or the site safety organization for
specific hazard communication concerns relevant to the
location and department.
5.1.3. Refer to the DOT Emergency Response Guidebook for
information about hazardous material spills.
5.2. Hazardous Materials List
5.2.1. Contractors must prepare a hazardous materials list before
the materials arrive on site.
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