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5.0 Hazard Identification and Control In addition to the Task-Specific JSAs, Section 5.1 lists the general procedures and practices common to most projects. For additional information, refer to CB&I required health and safety procedures or consult with your health and safety professional. A copy of all required CB&I Health and Safety Procedures are maintained in the CB&I office managing this project. CB&I Health and Safety Procedures shall be followed at all times. 5.1 General Hazards and Controls 5.1.1 General • Observe the following general procedures and practices: • Legible and understandable precautionary labels shall be affixed prominently to containers of potentially contaminated soil,water,and clothing. • An emergency eyewash unit shall be located immediately adjacent to employees who handle hazardous or corrosive materials, including decontamination fluids. All operations involving the potential for eye injury, splash, etc., must have approved eyewash units locally available capable of delivering at least 0.4 gallons per minute for at least 15 minutes. • All on-site activities will be conducted during daylight hours. If work after dusk becomes necessary due to an emergency, adequate lighting must be provided and notification of such activity made to the location contact. • Hazardous work, such as handling hazardous materials and heavy loads, and equipment operation, etc., should not be conducted during severe storms. • All temporary electrical power must have a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) as part of its circuit if the circuit is not part of permanent wiring. All equipment must be suitable and approved for the class of hazard present. 5.1.2 Incident Reporting Observe the following incident reporting procedures and practices: • All occupational injuries/illnesses, vehicle accidents, and near miss incidents must be reported promptly to the PM and HSR and investigated as per CMS-710- 05-PR-02200 (See Appendix C for incident forms). • Immediately notify the PM and HSR when an incident occurs. • All OSHA recordable injuries/illnesses and chargeable vehicle accidents must be reviewed by an Accident Review Board report. 5.1.3 Daily Safety Meetings Daily safety meetings make accident prevention a top priority for everyone and make them aware of important accident prevention techniques. Site personnel must follow CMS-710-05-PR-01900 when conducting safety meetings. Observe the following daily safety meetings procedures and practices: • Daily safety meetings will be held each morning prior to site activities utilizing • Direct CB&I subcontractors are required to attend all tailgate meetings. • The tailgate meeting form in Appendix A will be used to document the meeting. 5-1