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1 010112 i TCCO Building TCCO has a safety culture that promsafest workplace possible for our we work. Below are the guiding Injuries are preventable Perform a task only if it is safe Working safely is a condition of employment Practice and expect safe behavior everywhere, everyday Accident Prevention Accident prevention through implementation of this Jobsite safety Projectof every subcontractor and subcontractor A. Program Purpose 1. The prevention of accidents. 2. Outline the duties and r 3. Emphasize the importance of pre 4. Establish a plan for safety education of workers 5. Promote management and worker identification and elimination of hazards. B. safety Organization 1. TCCO Project Superintendent 2. TCCO Project safety Coordinator 3. Subcontractor safety Superintendents 4. Workers All actively participate in accident prevention. C. safety Responsibilities 1. TCCO Project Superintendent a.

2 Conduct safety Orientation for safety Orientation Sign safety Orien TCCO safety Orientation Video TCCO Substance Abuse Program b. Assist all Subcontractorsand/or property damage to public. c. Chair the safety meetingd. Review, implement, and enforce safetySafety Coordinator. e. Conduct and document DBO2 f. Investigate and document TCCOs Incident Investigation Form. 2. safety Coordinators (If appointed) JOBSITE safety PROGRAM Subcontractor Initials _____ culture that promotes Living Injury Free Everyday by strivingsafest workplace possible for our workers, subcontractors, clients, and the communities in which guiding principles to Building on this project: Injuries are preventable Perform a task only if it is safe Working safely is a condition of employment and expect safe behavior everywhere, everyday through implementation of this Jobsite safety Project is the responsibility subcontractor worker performing work on this prevention of accidents.

3 Outline the duties and responsibilities of all subcontractors on the the importance of pre planning in accident prevention. ish a plan for safety education of workers Promote management and worker identification and elimination of Superintendent Don Pierce Project safety Coordinator Don Pierce safety Superintendents ctively participate in accident prevention. Project Superintendent Orientation for new workers. Orientation Sign In Form Orientation Policies and Procedures safety Orientation Video Substance Abuse Program Subcontractors in pre planning their operations to prevent personal injury or property damage to TCCO workers, subcontractor's workerseeting at weekly Coordination Meetings. , implement, and enforce safety recommendations submitted bySafety Coordinator. and document DBO2 weekly safety observations of the projectand document all accidents, near misses, and property damages Incident Investigation Form. (If appointed) Subcontractor Initials _____ ing to provide the , clients, and the communities in which is the responsibility performing work on this project.

4 Project. Promote management and worker identification and elimination of hazards. their operations to prevent personal injury workers, and the general submitted by the Project of the project. misses, and property damage on 010112 i a. Conduct a weekly safety tour and submit b. Daily check the safety of the Project. c. Gather facts on accidents and thefts for action by the Project safety Superintendent. d. Periodically attend e. Distribute and post all safety meeting minutes, safety bulletins and accident Prepare minutes of Projg. Issue safety bulletins for the p 3. Subcontractors a. Subcontractors are responsible and accountable for abiding by the policies, procedures, and regulations contained within this Project safety Program and any future addenda s, Subcontractors safety Program, applicable state and local laws. b. Subcontractors are responsible and accountable for enforcing aand regulations contained within this Project safety PrSubcontractors safety Program, Federal OSHA 1926 and 1910 Regulations, and all applicable state and local laws for all lower tiered subc.

5 Subcontractors will submit to Communication Program, and MSDS s prior to starting Subcontractors will maintain on the jobsite a copy of this Jobsite safety Program for review by the Superintendent, Foreman, or other subcontractor Subcontractor Superintendent and 30 hour certified, onf. At a minimum each Once a subcontractorForeman as far as working with their in a Subcontractorsdocument and the Scope of work the most stringen 4. Subcontractors Superintendent a. Ensure that workersproject. Note: Subcontractors with nonresponsible training sessions. b. Upon completion of the Subcontractor safety the Site Specific Fall Protection and Rescue Plan. Orientation will be documented on the Subcontractor safety Orientation Sign In form. See attachment. c. Take the lead in recognition and abatement of had. Complete Daily safety Preto starting work. Original reports will be submitted to meeting. See Complete and submit a formal exposure work.

6 See Conduct weekly safety Tours. JOBSITE safety PROGRAM Subcontractor Initials _____ safety tour and submit a copy to responsible party for check the safety of the Project. Gather facts on accidents and thefts for action by the Project safety attend Subcontractor Toolbox Meetings. Distribute and post all safety meeting minutes, safety bulletins and accident minutes of Project safety Meetings. Issue safety bulletins for the project. Subcontractors are responsible and accountable for abiding by the policies, procedures, and regulations contained within this Project safety Program and any future addenda s, Subcontractors safety Program, Federal OSHA 1926 and 1910 Regulations, and all applicable state and local laws. Subcontractors are responsible and accountable for enforcing all policies, procedures, and regulations contained within this Project safety Program and any future addenda s, Subcontractors safety Program, Federal OSHA 1926 and 1910 Regulations, and all applicable state and local laws for all lower tiered sub will submit to TCCO a copy of their safety Program, HazarCommunication Program, and MSDS s prior to starting work.

7 Subcontractors will maintain on the jobsite a copy of this Jobsite safety Program for review by the Superintendent, Foreman, or other subcontractor and Sub subcontractors Superintendent , on site, and assigned to the project full time. At a minimum each subcontractor will designate one Foreman for each 10 subcontractor has three Foremen, one will be designated as a nonas far as working with their tools. Additional specific requirements may be Subcontractors scope of work. (If there is a conflict between this document and the Scope of work the most stringent will take precedenceSuperintendents / Foremen workers attend the Project safety Orientation before start of work on the Note: Subcontractors with non English speaking workforces will be responsible for providing an interpreter for the safety orientation and all training sessions. Upon completion of the Project safety Orientation , workers will attend the afety Orientation to review appropriate Job Hazard Analysis(s) and the Site Specific Fall Protection and Rescue Plan.)

8 Orientation will be documented on the Subcontractor safety Orientation Sign In form. See attachment. Take the lead in recognition and abatement of hazardous safety Pre+Task Planning Meeting each morning. Original reports will be submitted to TCCO immediatelySee attachment. Complete and submit a formal Job Hazard Analysis to TCCO prior to See attachment. weekly safety Tours. Subcontractor Initials _____ copy to responsible party for action. Gather facts on accidents and thefts for action by the Project safety Superintendent. Distribute and post all safety meeting minutes, safety bulletins and accident data. Subcontractors are responsible and accountable for abiding by the policies, procedures, and regulations contained within this Project safety Program and any future addenda s, Regulations, and all policies, procedures, ogram and any future addenda s, Subcontractors safety Program, Federal OSHA 1926 and 1910 Regulations, and all subcontractors.

9 A copy of their safety Program, Hazardous Subcontractors will maintain on the jobsite a copy of this Jobsite safety Program for review by the Superintendent, Foreman, or other subcontractor representatives. Superintendent must be OSHA will designate one Foreman for each 10 workers. one will be designated as a non working Additional specific requirements may be . (If there is a conflict between this precedence) before start of work on the English speaking workforces will be for providing an interpreter for the safety orientation and all , workers will attend the to review appropriate Job Hazard Analysis(s) and the Site Specific Fall Protection and Rescue Plan. Orientation will be documented on the Subcontractor safety Orientation Sign In form. See attachment. zardous situations. each morning with workers prior immediately after the prior to initiating high 010112 i g. Conduct at least one Monthly safety Tour with your safety Director and submit findingsto TCCO.

10 H. As mandated by the Project safety Program, Subcontractors safety Program, and Federal OSHA Construction StandardsPerson(s) will complete frequency outlined belowenclosed forms. Inspection a. Fall Protectionb. Excavationsc. Scaffoldingd. Crane Inspectionse. Confined Space i. Every subcontractor, regardless of tier, will ctheir workers. A copy of the reportsj. Effectively utilize and train your hazards. k. Attend Project safety Coordinate safe work activities with other m. Ensure subcontractorsafety program. n. Ensure workers are forklifts, skid loaders, etc)o. Enforce disciplinary 1st Violation2nd Violation3rd Violation4th Violation In conjunction with the above suggested guidelines, training crew(s) may be dictated as deemed necessary by TCCO RESERVES THE RIGHTS TO IMPOSE AT ANY TIME ON THISAND / OR THEIR FOREMAN FROM THE PROJECT AND ISSUING MONETARY 5. Workers a. Perform their work to prevent accidents to themselves, fellow workers, public.