Facilities Managment Health & Safety Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 COMMANDMENTS
2.0 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SAFETY PLAN
2.1 SAFETY PLAN REVIEW
3.0 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. VICE PRESIDENT OF ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE
B. MANAGEMENT
C. SITE SAFETY COORDINATOR
D. EMPLOYEES
4.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY EDUCATION/TRAINING
A. REQUIRED TRAINING
B. TRAINING DOCUMENTATION
C. REFRESHER TRAINING
5.0 NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION/TRAINING
5.1 REQUIRED NEW HIRE TRAINING
A. TRAINING TO INCLUDE
6.1 SAFETY VIOLATION PENALTIES
A. LIST OF PENALTIES
6.2 FACTORS FOR CONSIDERATION OF DISCIPLINARY ACTION
A. FACTORS FOR SUPERVISORS TO CONSIDER
B. CASE BY CASE
A. DEPARTMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES
B. DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
C. MONTHLY SAFETY MEETING REQUIREMENTS
D. WEEKLY SAFETY MEETINGS
E. SPECIAL MEETINGSAPPENDIX B- SAFETY MEETING SIGN IN SHEET
8.0 HEALTH & SAFETY INSPECTIONS
8.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
D. DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES8.2 THE INITIAL INPSECTION
8.3 TYPES OF HAZARDS TO LOOK FOR
A. TYPES OF HAZARDS
8.4 AFTER THE INSPECTION
9.0 HEALTH & SAFETY HAZARD REPORTS
A. INFORMATION IN REPORT SHOULD CONTAIN
B. EXAMPLES OF HAZARDS
C. COMPLETED REPORTS & REVIEW
10.0 FIRE PREVENTION/PROTECTION
A. EVENT OF EMERGENCY
10.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES AREA RESPONSIBILITY
B. SHOP AREAS RESPONSIBILITY
C. WAREHOUSE RESPONSIBILITY10.2 EMERGENCY PLAN & REVIEW
A. DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
B. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR
C. EMPLOYEES
D. COPY OF PLAN10.3 FACULTY EVACUATION
10.4 ASSEMBLY AREAS
A. DESIGNATED ASSEMBLY AREAS
10.5 POST EVACUATION ACCOUNTABILITY
10.6 RESCUE & MEDICAL DUTIES
10.7 REPORTING FIRES AND EMERGENCIES
10.8 USING THE S.A.F.E. PROCEDURES FOR FIRES
A. S.A.F.E. STEPS
10.9 TRAINING
A. TRAINING DESIGNATED EMPLOYEES
11.0 ACCIDENT/INCIDENT REPORTING & INVESTIGATIONS
A. REPORT ALL NEAR MISSES & ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS
B. PURPOSE OF INVESTIGATIONS
C. WHO SHOULD CONDUCT INVESTIGATIONS11.1 THE INVESTIGATION PROCESS
A. INVESTIGATIONS TO INCLUDE
11.2 COMPLETING AN ACCIDENT/INCIDENT INVESTIGATION
A. COMPLETED INVESTIGATIONS
12.0 HOUSEKEEPING & SANITATION
A. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING PRACTICES
B. HOUSEKEEPING RESPONSIBILITIES
C. CLEAN FACILITIES TO BE PROVIDED
13.0 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
13.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISORS RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEES RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES13.2 SPECIFIC PROTECTION GUIDELINES
A. EYE & FACE PROTECTION
B. HEAD PROTECTION
C. HAND PROTECTION
D. HEARING PROTECTION
E. PROPER CLOTHING
F. FOOTWEAR
G. VESTS
H. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
I. FIRE RETARDANT/ ARC FLASH CLOTHINGAPPENDIX G-1: PPE HAZARD ASSESSMENT FORM
APPENDIX G-2: EYE/FACE PROTECTION SPECIFICS
APPENDIX G-3: HAND PROTECTION SELECTION
APPENDIX G-4: ISA PPE REQUIREMENTS
14.1 REQUIREMENTS
A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
14.2 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
D. PHYSICIAN RESPONSIBILITIES14.3 INITIAL MEDICAL EVALUATION
A. EMPLOYEES ABILITY TO WEAR RESPIRATOR
14.4 DESIGNATION OF PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR
A. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR
14.5 SELECTION OF RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT
A. STEPS TO DETERMINE WHAT RESPIRATORY PROTECTION IS NEEDED
14.6 RESPIRATOR TRAINING
A. TRAINING WILL INCLUDE
14.7 TYPES OF RESPIRATORS TO BE USED
A. EXAMPLES OF RESPIRATORS
B. PICTURES OF RESPIRATORS14.8 FILTERS OR CARTRIDGES FOR BEST PROTECTION
A. EXAMPLES OF CARTRIDGES
14.9 LIFE OF CARTRIDGES USED WITH RESPIRATORS
A. GUIDELINES FOR CARTRIDGE USE
14.10 VOLUNTARY RESPIRATOR USE
A. INFORMATION FOR EMPLOYEES WHO WEAR RESPIRATORS WHEN NOT REQUIRED
14.11 FIT TESTING
A. FIT TESING INFORMATION
B. FIT TESTING REQUIREMENTS14.12 RESPIRATOR USE
A. HOW TO PERFORM NEGATIVE PRESSURE CHECK
B. HOW TO PERFORM POSITIVE PRESSURE CHECK14.13 RESPIRATOR MALFUNCTION
14.14 RESPIRATOR INSPECTION PROCEDURE
A. INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS
14.15 RESPIRATOR CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
A. CLEANING REQUIREMENTS
14.16 AIR QUALITY
A. SUPPLIED AIR
B. COMPRESSES AIR, OXGEN, LIQUID AIR, OR LIQUID OXYGEN
C. CYLINDERS14.17 REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
A. REPAIR GUIDELINES
14.18 RESPIRATOR STORAGE
A. STORAGE GUIDELINES
14.19 IDENTIFICATION OF FILTERS, CARTRIDGES, & CANISTERS
14.20 RESPIRATOR PROGRAM EVALUATION
APPENDIX H-1: MEDICAL QUESTIONNAIRE
APPENDIX H-2: ATMOSPHERIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT
APPENDIX H-3: INFORMATION FOR EMPLOYEES
APPENDIX H-4: FIT TESTING RECORD
15.0 FALL PROTECTION (PERSONAL FALL ARREST SYSTEMS)
15.1 FALL PROTECTION GUIDELINES
A. GUIDELINES FOR PERSONAL FALL ARREST SYSTEMS
15.2 COMPONENTS OF A PERSONAL FALL ARREST SYSTEM
A. ANCHORAGE & ANCHORAGE CONNECTOR POINTS
B. BODY SUPPORT (HARNESS)
C. MEANS OF CONNECTION15.3 FALL ARREST SYSTEM INSPECTIONS
A. THINGS TO LOOK FOR WHEN INSPECTING FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
15.4 FALL ARREST SYSTEM TRAINING
A. INITIAL TRAINING
B. REFRESHER TRAINING
C. TRAINING CERTIFICATIONS
A. SCAFFOLDS
B. CONTROL OF SCAFFOLDS
C. REVIEW OF SCAFFOLDING
D. SCAFFOLD PRE-CAUTIONS & LIMITATIONS
E. SCAFFOLD BUILDING REQUIREMENTS16.1 LADDERS
A. LADDER REQUIREMENTS
B. CORRECT USE OF LADDERS
C. PORTABLE LADDERS
D. FIXED LADDERS
17.0 AERIAL WORK & ELEVATED PLATFORMS
A. LATEST AERIAL WORK PLATFORM STANDARDS & EXAMPLES
17.1 AERIAL EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS
A. EQUIPMENT MUST INCLUDE
17.2 AERIAL EQUIPMENT INSPECTIONS
A. PRE-WORK INSPECTIONS
17.3 AERIAL LIFT HAZARDS
A. ELECTRICAL
B. TRAFFIC & VEHICLES17.4 GENERAL OPERATING REQUIREMENTS FOR AERIAL LIFTS
A. REQUIREMENTS THAT MUST BE MET
A. GUIDELINES TO FOLLOW REGARDING TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
18.1 TAKING TOOLS & EQUIPMENT OUT OF SERVICE
A. WAYS TO TAG A TOOL OR EQUIPMENT OUT OF SERVICE
19.0 GUARDING, BARRICADING, & SIGNAGE
A. GUIDELINES PERTAINING TO GUARDING, BARRICADING, & SIGNAGE
B. TYPES OF SIGNS
19.1 EXAMPLES OF TASKS THAT SHOULD INVOLVE GUARDING, BARRICADING, & SIGNAGE
A. EXAMPLES OF WORK TASKS
20.0 HOT WORK ACTIVITIES (WELDING/CUTTING)
20.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISORS RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEES RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
D. HOST EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITIES
E. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES20.2 CYLINDER STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION, & USE
A. REQUIREMENTS FOR CYLINDERS STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION, & USE
20.3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CYLINDERS
20.4 VENTILATION IN HOT WORK/ WELDING AREAS
A. PLACES WELDING OR HOT WORK CANNOT BE PERFORMED
B. GOOD VENTILATION PRACTICES20.5 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR HOT WORK ACTIVITIES
A. PPE GUIDELINES
20.6 HOT WORK PERMITS
A. GUIDELINES FOR HOT WORK PERMITS
B. HOW TO OBTAIN AN HOT WORK PERMIT20.7 HOT WORK PERMITS FOR WORK ON BUILDING ROOFS
A. GUIDELINES FOR OBTAINING A PERMIT FOR ROOF WORK
20.8 PERFORMING THE HOT WORK (WELDING/CUTTING)
A. GUIDELINES & PRECAUTIONS WHEN PERFORMING HOT WORK ACTIVITIES
20.9 COMPLETING THE HOT WORK PERMIT
20.10 HOT WORK (WELDING/CUTTING) IN CONFINED SPACES
A. GUIDELINES TO FOLLOW WHEN PERFORMING HOT WORK IN A CONFINED SPACE
20.11 FIRE SUPPRESION & PROTECTION
A. GUIDELINES FOR FIRE SUPPRESION & PROTECTION WHEN PERFORMING HOT WORK
B. WHEN ARE FIREWATCH & HOT WORK PERMIT REQUIRED
C. DUTIES OF A FIREWATCH20.12 SOURCES OF IGNITION
A. EXAMPLES OF IGNITION SOURCES
20.13 TRAINING
21.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
B.EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C.OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES21.2 COMPETENT PERSON TRAINING
A. DEFINITION OF COMPETENT PERSON
B. REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPETENT PERSON
C. COMPETENT PERSON TRAINING
D. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR COMPETENT PERSON TO KNOW21.3 COMPETENT PERSON RESPONSIBILITIES
A. DUTIES OF COMPETENT PERSON
21.4 SOIL CLASSIFICATION
A. EXCAVATIONS MADE IN CLASS C SOIL
21.5 STAGING & SURFACE ENCUMBRANCES
A. MEASURES TO TAKE WHEN LEAVING AN EXCAVATION SITE OPEN
21.6 UTILITY LOCATING
21.7 ACCESS & EGRESS TO THE TRENCH
21.8 HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERES
A. SAFE ENTRY CONDITIONS
21.9 HAZARDS FROM WATER ACCUMULATION
21.10 PROTECTION OF EMPLOYEES IN EXCAVATIONS
A. GUIDELINES TO ENSURE PROTECTION OF WORKERS
21.11 USE OF SUPPORT, SHIELD, & OTHER PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS
A. TYPES OF PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS
21.12 INSPECTIONS
A. INSPECTIONS SHOULD INCLUDE
21.13 RECORD KEEPING
22.0 PREVENTING SLIPS, TRIPS, & FALLS
22.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISORS RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES22.2 AISLES & PASSAGEWAYS
A. GUIDELINES PERTAINING TO AISLES & PASSAGEWAYS
A. STANDARD RAILINGS
B. FLOOR OPENINGS23.1 PROTECTION OF OPEN SIDED FLOORS, PLATFORMS, & RUNWAYS
A. OPEN FLOORS & PLATFORMS
B. RUNWAYS23.2 STAIRWAYS, RAILINGS, & GUARDS
A. REQUIREMENTS OF STAIRWAYS & RISERS
23.3 FIXED INDUSTRIAL STAIRS
A. REQUIREMENTS OF FIXED INDUSTRIAL STAIRS
24.0 VEHICLE & EQUIPMENT INSPECTIONS
24.1 INSPECTIONS
A. DAILY INSPECTIONS
B. MONTHLY INSPECTIONS
C. DEFECTS & FULL TAGSAPPENDIX K: VEHICLE INSPECTION CHECKLIST
25.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES25.2 METHODS OF COMPLIANCE
A. UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS
B. BIOHAZARD WARNING LABELS25.3 WORK PRACTICE CONTROLS
A. EXAMPLES OF WORK PRACTICE CONTROLS
25.4 WORK AREA RESTRICTIONS
25.5 CONTAMINATED EQUIPMENT
25.6 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
A. LOCATION OF SUPPLIES
B. PPE TO BE WORN WHEN HANDLING BLOODBORNE PATHOGEN CONTAMINENTS
26.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
D. RESCUE TEAM
E. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES26.2 CONFINED SPACES
A. DEFINITION OF CONFINED SPACE
26.3 ATMOSPHERIC HAZARDS
A. HAZARDOUS ATMOSHPERES
B. PERIODIC TESTING
C. FORCED AIR VENTILATION26.4 CONFINED SPACE PERMITS
A. CONFINED SPACE PERMITS TO INCLUDE
26.5 NON-PERMIT REQUIRED CONFINED SPACES
A. NON-PERMIT REQUIRED CLASSIFIED SPACE
26.6 AUTHORIZED ENTRANTS
A. AUTHORIZED ENTRANTS RESPONSIBILITIES
26.7 AUTHORIZED ATTENDANTS
A. AUTHORIZED ATTENDANTS RESPONSIBILITIES
26.8 ENTRY SUPERVISORS
A. ENTRY SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
26.9 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
A. PERTAINING TO CONFINED SPACES
26.10 RESCUE & EMERGENCY SERVICES
A. RETRIEVAL SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
APPENDIX L-1: CONFINED SPACE LOCATIONS
APPENDIX L-2: ATMOSHPERIC TESTING PROCEDURE
27.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISORS RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEES RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES27.2 ROLE OF THE JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
A. EMPLOYEES TO KNOW
B. USES FOR JSA27.3 CREATING THE RIGHT ENVIRONMENT
27.4 CREATING THE RIGHT JSA
A. QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
B. ACTION WORDS27.5 IDENTIFYING HAZARDS OR POTENTIAL HAZARDS
A. EXAMPLE QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
27.6 RECOMMENDED SAFE JOB PROCEDURES
27.7 JSA AVAILABILITY
28.0 GHS/ CHEMICAL RIGHT TO KNOW
28.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISORS RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEES RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
D. CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER28.2 HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL INVENTORY
28.3 SAFETY DATA SHEETS
28.4 INTRODUCING A NEW CHEMICAL
A. TRAINING GUIDELINES
28.5 CHEMICALS THAT ARRIVE WITH NO SDS
28.6 RETIRED/ DISCONTINUED USE OF A CHEMICAL
28.7 LABELING OF CONTAINERS
A. LABELS TO INCLUDE
B. EXCEPTIONS TO LABELING RULE
C. ENSURE PROPER LABELING28.8 HAZARDS OF NON ROUTINE TASKS
A. LIST OF NON ROUTINE TASKS
28.9 EMPLOYEE TRAINING
A. TRAINING TO INCLUDE
29.0 ENERGY CONTROL/ ELECTRICAL SAFETY
29.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISORS RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES29.2 INITIAL TRAINING
A. TRAINING TO INCLUDE
29.3 RE-TRAINING
A. RE-TRAIN UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS
29.4 QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE VS. UNQUALIFIED
A. DEFINITION OF QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE
B. DEFINITION OF UNQUALIFIED EMPLOYEE29.5 QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
A. TRAINING TO INCLUDE
29.6 PPE REQUIREMENTS
A. PPE TO INCLUDE
29.7 OTHER SPECIAL DRESS CODE REQUIREMENTS
29.8 HAZARD COMMUNICATION & HAZARD ASSESSMENT
A. HAZARD ASSESSMENT TO INCLUDE
29.9 GENERAL PRE-CAUTIONS
A. PRE-CAUTIONS
29.10 EQUIPMENT INPSECTION REQUIREMENTS
A. INSPECTION TIPS
29.11 INSULATING MATERIALS & TOOLS
A. INSULATED RUBBER EQUIPMENT GUIDELINES
B. RUBBER EQUIPMENT DEFECTS
C. FUSE HANDLING EQUIPMENT29.12 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT LABELING
A. LABELS TO INCLUDE
B. EXAMPLES OF LABELS29.13 EXTENSION CORD/GFCI SAFETY GUIDELINES
A. GUIDELINES FOR SAFETY
29.14 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
A. PRACTICES FOR INSTALLATION
29.15 GENERAL WIRING DESIGN & PROTECTION
A. WIRING MUST BE COMPLIANT
29.16 APPROACH DISTANCES TO ENERGIZED PARTS
A. LIMITED APPROACH BOUNDARY
B. RESTRICTED APPROACH BOUNDARY
C. PROHIBITED APPROACH BOUNDARY
D. ARC FLASH PROTECTION BOUNDARY29.17 ENERGIZED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
A. LIVE PARTS
29.18 VERIFICATION OF DE-ENERGIZED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
A. REQUIREMENTS THAT MUST BE MET
29.19 RE-ENERGIZING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
A. REQUIREMENTS THAT MUST BE MET
APPENDIX N-1: ELECTRICAL HAZARD ASSESSMENT
APPENDIX N-2: ELECTRICAL SAFETY SHOE REQUIREMENT FORM
APPENDIX N-3: ENERGIZED ELECTRICAL WORK PERMIT
30.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
D. CONTRACTORS30.2 ENFORCEMENT
30.3 TRAINING
A. TRAINING TO INCLUDE
B. RE-TRAINING30.4 TAGOUT TRAINING
A. TRAINING TO INCLUDE
30.5 PERIODIC EVALUATIONS
30.6 RECORDKEEPING
A. RECORDS TO INCLUDE
30.7 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
A. REQUIREMENTS TO INCLUDE
30.8 EXCEPTIONS TO LOCKOUT/TAGOUT RULES
A. FOLLOWING ELEMENTS MUST EXIST
30.9 PROTECTIVE MATERIALS & HARDWARE
A. DEVICE REQUIREMENTS
30.10 PREPARATION FOR SHUTDOWN
30.11 SEQUENCE OF LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES
A. STEPS TO FOLLOW
30.12 TESTING/ POSITIONING OF MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT
A. SEQUENCE OF ACTIONS TO FOLLOW
30.13 RESTORING MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT TO NORMAL OPERATING MODE
A. STEPS TO FOLLOW
30.14 PROCEDURES INVOLVING MORE THAN ONE PERSON
30.15 GROUP LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
A. INFORMED OF RIGHTS
B. UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING30.16 REMOVAL OF LOCKOUT/TAGOUT DEVICE BY OTHERS
A. EXCEPTIONS TO REMOVING
30.17 INFORMING OUTSIDE CONTRACTORS
30.18 SHIFT OR PERSONNEL CHANGES
30.19 ELECTRICAL WORK PRACTICES
30.20 ACCIDENTS CONCERNING LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
APPENDIX O-1: ENERGY CONTROL TRAINING ROSTER
APPENDIX O-2: AUTHORIZED LOCKOUT/TAGOUT EMPLOYEES
APPENDIX O-3: ANNUAL EVALUATION REPORT
APPENDIX O-4: ENERGY SOURCE DETERMINATION
APPENDIX O-5: KEYPOINTS FOR LOCKOUT/TAGOUT TRAINING
APPENDIX O-6: LIST OF AFFECTED EMPLOYEES
31.0 COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDER PROGRAM
32.0 PRESCRIPTION SAFETY EYE WEAR PROGRAM
APPENDIX P-1: PRESCRIPTION SAFETY GLASS APPROVAL FORM33.0 LADDERS
34.0 TORNADO SAFETY
35.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE
36.0 POWER TOOLS
37.0 CRYSTALLINE SILICA DUST
APPENDIX P-1: CRYSTALLINE SILICA DUST HAZARD ASSESSMENT
APPENDIX P-2: CRYSTALLINE SILICA DUST SAMPLING/MONITORING PERMIT
