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9. FIRE PREVENTION <br />HOT WORK <br />Hot work can be defined as cutting and welding operations for construction/demolition activities that involve the use <br />of portable gas or arc welding equipment, or involve soldering, grinding, or any other similar activities producing a <br />spark, flame, or heat. <br />Will "Hot Work" activities be performed on BNSF property?No <br />FIRE PREVENTION AFFIRMATION <br />If "YES" was selected the following statements SHALL BE CHECKED and implemented within your safety <br />plan; by checking these statements you affirm that they will be accomplished. <br />Risk Assessment activities and Job Safety Briefings will identify procedures/strategies, and equipment available <br />for fire prevention and suppression, as well as, locations where suppression equipment will be staged. <br />In Right-of-Way areas, the local fire agency is contacted to check possible hot work bans or restrictions, and to <br />determine ability of local agency to provide emergency assistance. <br />In Right-of-Way areas, the BNSF Railway Right-of-Way Fire Prevention Risk Assessment form will be completed <br />and maintained on the job-site. <br />0 All right-of-way fires are to be reported to the responsible BNSF Project Manager or E1C. <br />List fire prevention and suppression equipment on-site. <br />This Safety Action Plan will not be accepted unless these are checked. <br />10. SAFETY AUDITING <br />FREQUENCY <br />Formal safety audits of on-site work activities will be conducted N/A e.g. twice/week, weekly <br />RESPONSIBILITY <br />NAME & TITLE WHO/WHAT/HOW/ <br />E.G.; ON-SITE SUPERVISOR E.G.; ALL EMPLOYEES / SAFETY AUDIT — TABLET TO DATABASE <br />N/A N/A <br />SAFETY AUDITING AFFIRMATION