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.,..., SHARP Mana ement Manual i �waa� Former Tracy MGP Project Safety Plan PSPJ • Only qualified operators will be allowed to operate heavy equipment,per safe work guidelines included in the OSHA General Industry(29 CFR 1910)and Construction Industry(29 CFR 1926)standards. • Site work should be performed during daylight hours whenever possible. Work conducted during hours of darkness require enough illumination intensity to read a newspaper without difficulty. Working at night requires prior notification of the Facility Health and Safety Representative. • Common paths of travel should be established and kept free from the accumulation of materials. Slip,Trips,Falls • Provide slip-resistant surfaces,ropes,and/or other devices to be used. • Specific areas should be designated for the proper storage of materials.Tools,equipment,materials,and supplies will be stored in an orderly manner. • As work progresses,scrap and unessential materials must be neatly stored or removed from the work area. Containers for • trash and other debris will be provided and will be removed at regular intervals. • All spills will be quickly cleaned up. Oil and grease will be cleaned from walking and working surfaces. • If equipment becomes electrically energized,personnel will be instructed not to touch any part of the equipment or attempt to touch any person who may be in contact with the electrical current. The utility company or appropriate party will be Electrical contacted to have line de-energized prior to approaching the equipment. • Treat all electrical wires and circuits as"live,"unless you are certain they are not. • Electrical control panels should never be opened unless the job requires it. • Workers will bring Gatorade and water to drink. Heat stress • Workers must monitor themselves for heat exhaustion and find shade if necessary. • Excavators,loaders,and trucks must be kept 10 feet from any electrical lines<50,000 Volts. Add 4 inches additional Overhead utilities clearance for every 10,000 Volts over 50,000 Volts. Flying • Hardhats and safety goggles or glasses will be wom at all times. debris/objects • Use proper lifting technique:squat and lift with the legs,keeping your back straight. Back Injury • Use push carts,drum dollies,or have subcontractor use a forklift whenever necessary. Do not try to lift more than you can handle. Training Requirements: A-10