OSPP MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION Clause Samples

OSPP MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION. A. The Balfour ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Team will: 1. Establish a jobsite safety walk team, consisting of a representative of all primary trades active on site, to develop an understanding and awareness that all accidents are preventable. This action will be accomplished by implementing the Balfour ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Team’s Safety Vision, a comprehensive safety and health management system, which includes: a. Management commitment and employee involvement; b. Hazard analysis; c. Hazard control; and d. Arrangement of training assistance for other stakeholders on site. 2. Mentor subcontractors in safety and health management systems. The term “subcontractors” shall include all multi-tiered subcontractors that arrive for work on the site. 3. Where the potential for airborne silica exposure exists, require the use of wet cutting, or soft cutting techniques and/or dust collection system in compliance with Table 1 of 29 CFR Part 1926.1153, and when employee exposure levels require, mandatory use of approved respiratory protection. Where the potential for air borne silica exposure exists, personal air monitoring will be conducted to assess employee exposure levels. Where the potential for other health issues exists (i.e., carbon monoxide, lead, or large-scale use of chemicals in the building interior during floor finishing), the Balfour ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Team will coordinate with the subcontractor responsible for creating the hazard and ensure that air monitoring is accomplished to assess employee exposure levels. The Balfour ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Team will compile and track sampling results. 4. Enforce safety rules and regulations. This enforcement authority will include provisions to hold contractors and employees accountable for safety rules and regulations, and, if necessary, remove contractors’ employees and supervisors from the job site, following proper disciplinary procedures. 5. Ensure that a competent person performs a risk assessment of all fall hazards. The probability and severity of occurrence for each identified hazard will be evaluated to eliminate or reduce risks through conventional fall protection, engineering or administrative controls to as low a level as possible. a. Critical risks will not be tolerated. A critical risk is defined by work that contains high probability in occurrence and high severity in consequence. No work will be performed until action is taken to reduce the level of risk to as low as reasonably feasible. b. Bricklayers performing overhand bricklaying and related work above low...