TranSystems Corporation - LGM Construction

501070099 Federal Express Oakland Sort Expansion Issued for Bid 10/11
Bloodborne Pathogen Standard including the required use of "universal precautions" and the need for
HBV vaccinations.
C. The Contractor shall be responsible for compliance with the following specific training requirements;
Hazard Communication/Right-to-Know (OSHA), Respiratory Protection, Emergency Response
procedures, site orientation, daily toolbox meetings and weekly safety meeting.
1.7 HAZARD COMMUNICATION
A. The Contractor must have a project-specific written Hazard Communication Program. This Program
must be available on-site for review by the Contractor’s employees, the Owner or other affected
parties.
B. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) must be provided for jet fuel, and all chemicals on site in the
Contractor’s Hazard Communication Program. MSDSs for chemicals brought on-site by the Contractor
shall be maintained at the site and must be made available to its employees, the Owner, and other
affected parties
1.8 EMERGENCY PLANNING
A. The HASP shall include emergency procedures for occurrences such as personal injury, fire, and
exposure to toxic substances. All personnel on-site shall be instructed initially and weekly via safety
meetings concerning these safety procedures.
B. Emergency response procedures shall include employee training, alarm systems, escape routes and
procedures, critical operations or equipment, rescue and medical duty assignments, designation of
responsible parties, emergency reporting procedures and methods to account for all employees after
evacuation.
C. The Emergency Contact information shall be included in all Contractor HASPs.
D. In the event that on-site work results in the accidental spill or release of oil or hazardous materials,
containment to the extent possible will be required by on-site personnel (in proper personal protective
equipment as designated by the SSHO). Containment should include the use of absorbent pads or
materials, covering and/or diverting spills from sewers, drains, surface water bodies, etc. For spills
that cannot be controlled by on-site personnel or are above the reportable quantities, the SSHO or
designee shall secure the area and immediately notify in the following order:
1. OAK Fire Department 510.577.4080 or 911
2. Contractor’s Environmental Consultant
3. Construction Manager
1.9 INCIDENT REPORTING PROCEDURES
A. All injuries, accidents and illnesses occurring as a result of or during on-site work must be recorded
and shall be submitted to the Construction Managerwithin five (5) days of the incident. The Contractor
is responsible for notification to OSHA if necessary.
HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN 01550 - 3