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EHD - Public
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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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SR2501523
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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
STREET_NUMBER
622
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E
STREET_NAME
CHARTER
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WAY
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STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
16715050
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622 E CHARTER WAY STOCKTON 95206
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Universal Health & Safety Plan <br /> For use on all high-risk,industrial and HAZWOPER projects <br /> Department of Toxic Substances Control <br /> Table 16-1: AECOM Hazard Categories <br /> Gravitational force can cause tools, equipment, materials, and people to fall either to the same level <br /> + or from heights to the earth or a lower surface. <br /> A mechanical hazard when there is energy within the components of a mechanical system within an <br /> OO otherwise stationary piece of equipment/machinery. <br /> Objects or substances that can move or are moving not due to gravity create a motion hazard. Motion <br /> 7 hazards also include body motions and positioning such as bending, stretching, kneeling, etc. <br /> Noise hazards are sounds that may prevent effective communication or cause hearing loss. <br /> Any physical matter such as gases, liquids, and springs that is compressed or under a vacuum <br /> creates a pressure hazard. <br /> AMILL <br /> Radiation hazards include both ionizing and non-ionizing energy emitted from radioactive elements or <br /> sources. <br /> Thermal hazards can cause injury or damage due to their temperature. <br /> 16.4 4-Sight <br /> When preparing hazard assessments and throughout the day workers should use 4-Sight. This is a mental process through <br /> which workers ask themselves(and each other)four questions designed to effectively assess hazards.Using these questions <br /> during each task,especially those without established THAs,will help workers identify hazards and condition changes so that <br /> they can control them or stop work to seek assistance. <br /> ■ What am I about to do? <br /> ■ What could go wrong? <br /> ■ What could be done to make it safer? <br /> • ■ What have I done to communicate the hazard? <br /> 16.5 Speak Up/Listen Up <br /> All AECOM employees have a responsibility to help create the environment where the expectation is Safety for Life. Speak <br /> Up/Listen Up(SULU) is a technique to steward jobsite safety by utilizing 4-Sight as a basis for safety feedback conversations. <br /> SULU has two main parts: <br /> ■ Speak Up where employees use three simple steps when providing feedback to others about unsafe acts: <br /> — Ask to discuss their hazard assessment or 4-Sight for the task; <br /> — Get a commitment from the employee to apply the hazard controls and perform the task according to the <br /> accepted procedures; and <br /> ©AECOM Restricted <br /> Universal Heath and Safety Plan Template(S4[DSC]AM-209-FM2-C) 64 <br /> Revision 15 October 18,2023 <br /> PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. <br />
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