Safe Work Plan Emergency Drought Barrier Project
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- Attachment A
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- Emergency Drought Barrier Project Contact List updated 5/5/15
- AECOM Project Team Check-In/Check-Out Line (916) 335-3927 Name
- Attachment G
- PROJECT NO.
- COMMENTS/OTHER Tailgate Meeting Attendees
- Signature/Time In/Time Out
- SIX QUESTIONS FOR SUCCESS
- Attachment H
Incident ReportingIncident reporting procedures are in place to facilitate appropriate treatment for our employees and to facilitate corrective actions to prevent injuries and illnesses. The reporting structure is essential to meeting both AECOM and OSHA reporting standards for work in the U.S. ALL employees must report ALL incidents including: near-miss, incidents resulting in injury or illness, and incidents resulting in property damage to the PM, PSHC, and Area SH&E Manager (ASHEM). Below is a summary of the reporting structure to be applied to ALL projects for which AECOM personnel are involved: Each employee involved in an SH&E incident must notify the PM (or PSHC if PM is unavailable) immediately (and no later than the current work shift) that an incident (including a near-miss) has occurred, the circumstances involved, the nature and extent of the injuries/illness, and whether medical treatment may be required. Except for emergency situations, affected employees are required to discuss their injury/illness status with the Project Manager AND the ASHEM before obtaining medical treatment. In an emergency/life-threatening situation, PM/PSHC use the appropriate local emergency phone numbers and seek immediate medical care for the employee. The PM/ PSHC will call and follow the directions provided by the AECOM SH&E Incident Reporting Hotline (800-348-5046) by the end of the current work shift. PM/ PSHC contact the ASHEM (contact information indicated below) to notify of the situation, and to get immediate procedural assistance if required. Mark messages as URGENT. PM/ PSHC, with employee, is to complete the applicable sections of the incident reporting forms (e.g., Supervisor’s Report of Incident or Near-Miss Reporting Form) and provide to ASHEM (scan and email as indicated below). This form must be completed by the next day. The ASHEM will notify the Regional SH&E Manager (RSHEM) of the incident. In instances above where the ASHEM is not available, employees, supervisors, may contact the RSHEM directly. The AHSEM and RSHEM contact information are: ASHEM RSHEM Shannon Couch, Shannon.couch@aecom.com Odin Ansari, odin.ansari@aecom.com 510-574-3139 (o) 510-622-6623 (o) 510-277-5369 (c) 925-963-4867 (c) Supervisors/PSHC must always notify the ASHEM (and/or RSH&E Director) of any incident within the current work shift or by the start of the next scheduled workday. Notification needs to be verbal contact.
Task Hazard Analyses Attachment B SH&E Standard Operating Procedures Attachment C AECOM Stretching Exercises 
Attachment D Safety Data Sheets Attachment E Emergency Response Site Plan Attachment F Project Contact Information
Attachment G Tailgate Safety Briefing Attendance Form S3NA-210-FM Tailgate Safety Meeting Log
Attachment H SWP Receipt and Acceptance Form Safe Work Plan Receipt and Acceptance Form Project Name: 2015 Emergency Drought Barrier Project Project Location: Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta (False River) I have received a copy of the Safe Work Plan prepared for the above-referenced site and activities. I have read and understood its contents and I agree that I will abide by its requirements. Name: Signature: Date: Representing: Attachment I Fieldwork Line of Fire Training Directory: documents documents -> Concept stage documents -> Concept stage documents -> The great global switch-off documents -> Nonprofit grant application documents -> The Truth about the Rwandan Genocide documents -> Annual InStructional unit plan documents -> Chaos equipment included Download 4.03 Mb. Share with your friends:
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