TranSystems Corporation - LGM Construction

501070099 Federal Express Oakland Sort Expansion Issued for Bid 10/11
F. Identify the locations of Federal Express' Express’ nearest existing emergency facilities (such as first aid
supplies, emergency eye wash showers and fountains) and provide additional emergency facilities within
the Site as required by OSHA.
G. Safety flagging and barricading requirements:
1. Provide total perimeter safety flagging (triangular carnival flags) and signage for areas of the Site
where Federal Express’ personnel could be injured due to construction activities, falling materials,
equipment, debris, hazardous conditions, etc.
2. Signage shall consist of OSHA approved flexible plastic signs measuring a minimum of 9 by 12
inches with a center line distance between the signs of not more than 15 feet. The following
information shall be indicated on each sign:
"DANGER - OVERHEAD CONSTRUCTION"
"HARD HAT AREA"
1.13 ENFORCEMENT OF RULES AND REGULATIONS
A. Federal Express' security staff will be on duty at all times to assist in the enforcement of safety and
security regulations but it is solely the Contractor's responsibility to ensure its employees compliance.
B. Federal Express' security staff will respond upon notification when violations are committed and actions to
correct these violations will be taken immediately through Federal Express' Representative.
C. Contractor's employees will be subject to lunch box, tool box and vehicle inspections.
1.14 RESTRICTED ZONES AT AIRPORT FACILITIES
A. Federal Express Aviation Administration rules require a clear zone of not less than six (6) feet minimum,
both inside and outside airport ramp security fencing. Local airport requirements may be greater than this,
and shall be complied with. Contractor shall assure that this zone is free of its equipment, vehicles, and
personnel at all times.
B. Contractor shall not access the aircraft ramp area, gates, taxiways or runways at any time. No access on
Port of Oakland property will be allowed without prior approval from the Port of Oakland.
1. Unauthorized entry or crossing of active taxiways or runways shall subject the Contractor to a fine.
1.15 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OPERATION
A. All work within 20,000 feet of an active airport is subject to requiring approval for any and all construction
operations from the FAA in the form of a 7460 application. Approval of such an application may also
require the contractor to maintain contact at all times with the airport towers. The Contractor shall prepare,
submit, and obtain an approved 7460. Please discuss with TranSystems before beginning to see if there is
an existing 7460 in existence that can be utilized for construction work. The Contractor shall contact the
Port of Oakland and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to file a 7460 form. The contact person at the
Port of Oakland is Mr. Doug Mansel at (510) 563-6435. The contact person at the FAA is Mr. Joe
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