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SHARP ManagementManual �nso� Former Tracy MGP Project Safety Plan(PSP) 7.3 DAILY TOOLBOX SAFETYMEETINGS Parsons and its subcontractors conduct daily toolbox safety meetings at the beginning of each week. These meetings include topics relevant to upcoming work and may include reviews of recent incidents on the project. The Project Manager is responsible for the toolbox safety training content and documenting and retaining attendance records using Exhibit 7-2. 7.4 ACTIV/TYHAZARDSANAL YSIS TRAINING When the activity hazards analysis is complete, the Parsons Project Manager/Engineer/Supervisor or subcontractor conducts a training session with all employees involved with the analyzed task. The training may be informal and at the site where the task is performed. Employees should be given an opportunity to provide input regarding task steps, hazards identified, and appropriate control measures. The Project Manager documents and maintains the activity hazards analyses using Exhibit 6-2. 7.5 REGULATORY TRAINING PROGRAMS OSHA regulations require specific training in certain circumstances. Based on the scope of work and meetings with regulatory officials,the following training topics are provided on the project: • Hazard Communication—as per 29 CFR 1910.1200 • General — all workers engaged in activities which are potentially exposed to hazardous substances and health hazards must be trained to meet 1910.120(e)(1). Annual 8-hour refresher training as per 29 CFR 1910.120(e)(3) is required for workers and supervisors must be trained to meet 29 CFR 1910.120(e)(4). • Respiratory protection—as per 29 CFR 1910.134. Medical qualification by a physician is required to wear a respirator. Annual fit testing and training is also required. The Project Manager determines the necessary training and coordinates the training with the Project Safety Manager. 7.6 OSHA OUTREACH PROGRAMS When applicable, the project may use qualified instructors and online courses to conduct OSHA 10-hour construction safety training. If applicable, supervisory staff must complete the 30-hour course. Depending on the scope of work, similar requirements may be included in all subcontracts. Participants successfully completing the course receive a certificate of completion from OSHA. 40