Common use of Safety Observer Clause in Contracts

Safety Observer. The Safety Observer role can be utilized in either gas or electric projects. Not to be used as a full-time role but used when necessary for the oversight of safety on any particular job site. 1. General Tasks • Assist with Review and concurrence of HASP from each contractor. • Attend or carry out safety inspection at job site prior to, during or after construction. Participate in the process. Identify any opportunities for improvement and provide feedback to the originator. • Provide Safety Orientation to the workers and to ensure the test is filled. • Ensure that the visitor and\or worker is aware of the daily brief content and sign off the form. • Ensure that visitors have an escort during the visit • Agree with the contractor the preventive measures and the close date for the safety violations detected and monitoring with the contractor their closure. Report safety inspections to PM. • Ensure that any accident, incident, near miss or injury is reported and investigated. Collaborate in the AVANGRID incident report. • Propose Corrective Action reports and Preventive Action Report (CAR/PAR) to the SHEQ manager and collaborate in the implementation. • Provide safety audit reports to Project Team. • Ensure all OSHA and Avangrid safe work practices are applied to all work activities. 2. Minimum Requirements/Exerience • Five or more years of related experience in Construction and Maintenance of Electrical Transmission and Distribution Systems • General knowledge of electric line work and/or substation construction. • General knowledge of electric theory. • Previous experience holding switching and tagging procedures for projects requiring holding markup. • General knowledge of applicable environmental regulations governing construction: storm water pollution prevention, wetlands, stream crossing, and spill response for projects requiring environmental permit or compliance. • Basic knowledge of industry codes governing the electric industry including NEC, NESC, and OSHA. Certifications: • Background Check clearance to obtain a contractor badge per IUSA Contractor Background Check policy. • Valid Driver’s License. • First Aid/AED Training • OSHA 30

Safety Observer. The Safety Observer role can be utilized in either gas or electric projects. Not to be used as a full-time role but used when necessary for the oversight of safety on any particular job site. 1. General Tasks • Assist with Review and concurrence of HASP from each contractor. • Attend or carry out safety inspection at job site prior to, during or after construction. Participate in the process. Identify any opportunities for improvement and provide feedback to the originator. • Provide Safety Orientation to the workers and to ensure the test is filledf illed. • Ensure that the visitor and\or worker is aware of the daily brief content and sign off the form. • Ensure that visitors have an escort during the visit • Agree with the contractor the preventive measures and the close date for the safety violations detected and monitoring with the contractor their closure. Report safety inspections to PM. • Ensure that any accident, incident, near miss or injury is reported and investigated. Collaborate in the AVANGRID incident report. • Propose Corrective Action reports and Preventive Action Report (CAR/PAR) to the SHEQ manager and collaborate in the implementation. • Provide safety audit reports to Project Team. • Ensure all OSHA and Avangrid safe work practices are applied to all work activities. 2. Minimum Requirements/Exerience • Five or more years of related experience in Construction and Maintenance of Electrical Transmission and Distribution Systems • General knowledge of electric line work and/or substation construction. • General knowledge of electric theory. • Previous experience holding switching and tagging procedures for projects requiring holding markup. • General knowledge of applicable environmental regulations governing construction: storm water pollution prevention, wetlands, stream crossing, and spill response for projects requiring environmental permit or compliance. • Basic knowledge of industry codes governing the electric industry including NEC, NESC, and OSHA. Certifications: • Background Check clearance to obtain a contractor badge per IUSA Contractor Background Check policy. • Valid Driver’s 's License. • First Aid/AED Training • OSHA 30

Safety Observer. The Safety Observer role can be utilized in either gas or electric projects. Not to be used as a full-time role but used when necessary for the oversight of safety on any particular job site. 1. General Tasks • Assist with Review and concurrence of HASP from each contractor. • Attend or carry out safety inspection at job site prior to, during or after construction. Participate in the process. Identify any opportunities for improvement and provide feedback to the originator. • Provide Safety Orientation to the workers and to ensure the test is filled. • Ensure that the visitor and\or worker is aware of the daily brief content and sign off the form. • Ensure that visitors have an escort during the visit • Agree with the contractor the preventive measures and the close date for the safety violations detected and monitoring with the contractor their closure. Report safety inspections to PM. • Ensure that any accident, incident, near miss or injury is reported and investigated. Collaborate in the AVANGRID incident report. • Propose Corrective Action reports and Preventive Action Report (CAR/PAR) to the SHEQ manager and collaborate in the implementation. • Provide safety audit reports to Project Team. • Ensure all OSHA and Avangrid safe work practices are applied to all work activities. 2. Minimum Requirements/Exerience • Five or more years of related experience in Construction and Maintenance of Electrical Transmission and Distribution Systems • General knowledge of electric line work and/or substation construction. • General knowledge of electric theory. • Previous experience holding switching and tagging procedures for projects requiring holding markup. • General knowledge of applicable environmental regulations governing construction: storm water pollution prevention, wetlands, stream crossing, and spill response for projects requiring environmental permit or compliance. • Basic knowledge of industry codes governing the electric industry including NEC, NESC, and OSHA. Certifications: • Background Check clearance to obtain a contractor badge per IUSA Contractor Background Check policy. • Valid Driver’s 's License. • First Aid/AED Training • OSHA 30