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HSE Policies
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Saba gas safety Team
Daily work site health and
safety plan
The health and safety of Saba
gas Members and team leaders is
the first priority of the Saba
gas Safety team(SDST) team
leaders are responsibility for
the day to day safety of their
teams and foe maintaining a safe
working environment.
1) Prior to departing from the
housing site each day, the TL
will inspect and verify that
each CM has the following
personal protective equipment
(PPE) either on their person or
available in the van:
*Hard hat
*Eye protection –safety glasses
and /or goggles
*Hearing protection-ear plugs
and /or ear muffs
*Work gloves
*Steel-toe work boots
*Coveralls and or Tyvek
protective suite
*Respirator
These items must be in
serviceable condition. Corps
Members without appropriate PPE
for the work site will not be
permitted on the worksite. The
TL will complete a daily log of
PPE for each member.
2) Worksite inspection, the TL
will perform a per-work
evaluation the worksite to
identify safety hazard (mold,
trip hazard, structural
stability, asbestos-containing
material, hazardous chemicals,
electrical, weather concerns
etc)
3) Safety briefing. The team
leader will conduct a safety
briefing to the team to
communicate safety hazards to
the teams. During this briefing,
the TL will determine the
level
of PPE for the worksite,
identify hazards the team may
encounter, and define stop
working conditions,(asbestos
containing materials, chemicals,
extreme mold, unsafe structures)
the team leader will review
emergency action plans for the
day with the team. Tailgate
meetings will occur at the end
of each workday, and included in
that meeting will be report out
on safety issues or concerns
that member have.
4) Minimum PPE. At minimum, all
crop members will wear hard hat,
eye protection, work gloves,
long pants, long-sleeved shirts
and steel-toe boots during
construction, demolition and
mucking out operation. In
addition respiratory
Protection and coveralls or
Tyvek protective suites are
required for all mucking out
operations. If coveralls are
used, they must be laundered
following each use.
5) PPE Enforcement. During the
work day, the team leader will
monitor corps members and ensure
that all members are wearing
appropriate PPE for the
worksite. Any member not wearing
PPE as required will be
corrected on the spot. Members
refusing to wear PPE or
requiring constant reminders
will be removed from the
worksite.
6) Hydration and Heat Stress.
The team leader will ensure that
all corps members remain well
hydrated. Team leader will
ensure that members have ready
access to potable water and will
institute regular break
schedules for hydration.
As temperatures and humidity
levels increase, the team leader
will enforce more frequent rest
breaks.
The team leader will ensure that
corps members have access to an
air-conditioned recovery area
such as van. Any Corps member
showing signs of heat injury
will be removed from the
worksite and taken to the
recovery area. When temperatures
and /or heat index exceed 95
degrees Fahrenheit, the team
leader will evaluate the
condition of corps
Members more frequently to
determine if it is safe to
continue work,
7) Sanitary Facilities. The team
leader will ensure that all
corps member have access to
sanitary facilities and
appropriate hand sanitation. if
not available at the worksite
the team leader will identify
the nearest facility and ensure
that corps members have
transportation and access to
that facilities. The team leader
will ensure that bottled and
sanitizer is available to all
members on site.
8) Emergency Action plan. The
team leader will establish an
emergency action plane for each
worksite. This plan will ensure
that all corps members are
briefed on the location of the
nearest medical facility and
work how to reach it. Team
leaders will ensure that they
have emergency communication
capability (cell phone) at all
times so that they can alert
emergency medical services
(EMS). Team leader will ensure
that all members of the team
know where they are working and
are able to direct EMS to the
worksite if needed. The TL will
brief the team on the GURT
Hurricane evacuation plan and
ensure that a copy of that plan
is in the team passenger and
cargo vehicles at all times.
9) Too condition. The team
leader will ensure that safety
equipment tools and machinery
are in good working order and in
good state of repair. all tools
and equipments used by the team
will be inspected on a daily
basis. Unsafe equipment will be
reported and not used until
repaired. This includes
equipment borrowed from other
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