TranSystems Corporation - LGM Construction

6.3.4. Clean the work area daily and dispose of debris in
dumpsters, or off site in accordance with the environmental
requirements of FedEx, the EPA, and other regulatory
agencies.
6.3.5. Dumpsters
a. Do not allow dumpsters to block fire exits, fire lanes, fire hydrants, or
traffic areas (personnel or vehicular).
b. Keep dumpsters that are not part of a trash chute a minimum of 50 feet
from structures.
c. Barricade the areas around dumpsters that are part of a trash chute.
d. If dumpsters are used in combination with trash chutes, employees are
not allowed inside the barricaded area or dumpster unless trash chute
loading locations have a door and lock, which ensures that no material
can be placed in the chute while work is being performed inside the
barricaded area or dumpster.
Section 7. Lockout and Tagging
7.1. General Information
7.1.1. The Lockout/Tagout Program is required to provide a safe,
healthy, and productive work environment for personnel
performing work activities where inadvertent energizing of
equipment could present personal injury or equipment
damage.
7.1.2. Federal Express Maintenance Management is responsible for
ensuring that all contractors and maintenance personnel (in
their respective areas) involved in procedures outlined in the
following sections, are trained and equipped to meet
program objectives.
7.1.3. Each time a piece of equipment is shutdown for servicing
and/or maintenance, it is important to protect employees in
the area from the hazards associated with the inadvertent
energizing of such equipment. Both maintenance and
operations are affected by the hazards of shutdown
equipment.
7.1.4. The Lockout/Tagout Program will let operations know that
the equipment is out of service, why, and when maintenance
is completed. In return, maintenance needs to understand the
hazards associated with the inadvertent energizing of such
equipment during shutdown and that the program protects
them during such work activity.
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