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APP <br />Well Installation and Sampling at California National Guard Field Maintenance Shop <br />Stockton, California <br />29 CFR 1910.178, which includes re -certification on a periodic basis. A certificate of training in <br />compliance with this regulation is required in the employee's training record. <br />6.7 RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTS <br />All safety and health recordkeeping requirements mandated by 29 CFR 1926, and 29 CFR 1904 <br />will be followed. These records include accident/incident reports, Weekly Safety Inspection <br />Checklists, Daily Tailgate Safety Briefings, health and safety field logbooks, safety deficiency <br />tracking log, and MSDS. Copies of pertinent forms are included in the SSHP (Appendix 1) and <br />will be held in the project files by the SSHO. All medical and training records will be kept with the <br />project files. <br />6.8 SAFETY MEETINGS <br />Site safety briefings will be conducted prior to the start of work each day. During these sessions, <br />each worker (subcontractors included) will be encouraged to share their observations, thoughts, <br />and experiences on safety and health related issues pertinent to the job site. This venue also <br />allows site management to share important hazard communication topics with the workers, such <br />as plan -of -the -day activities and associated hazards and controls, required use of personal <br />protective equipment, decontamination procedures, emergency procedures, safe work <br />practices, and APP/SSHP/AHA changes, to name a few. The information gathered in these <br />sessions will be used to correct any unsafe conditions or work practices at the job site and <br />amend the site safety documents as appropriate. <br />AHAs will be reviewed, discussed, and signed by all personnel at the daily safety meetings for • <br />each definable feature of work. AHAs previously discussed may need to be reviewed if new <br />personnel, not previously participating in that activity, are on site. AHAs will be updated based <br />on the daily safety discussions. <br />6.9 PERIODIC SAFETY TRAINING <br />Periodic safety training for supervisors and employees will be given in the format of the training <br />described above or provided as specific needs arise. This training may be in the form of informal <br />brown bags covering one or more safety topics or part of more formalized web -based safety <br />training. <br />OTI E 14 <br />