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• the chemical(s) in the pipe(s) • the potential hazards of those chemical(s) • details of the safety precautions to be taken Employee and Independent Contractor Safety Orientation: Before commencing any work at Covey Auto Express Shop Foreman will make sure all new hires and contractors receive a safety orientation appropriate for the nature of their work. For all Covey Auto Express staff and permanent contractors the minimum safety orientation will include: • an overview of the Corporate Safety Policy • a detailed review of the emergency response action plan • a detailed review of hazardous chemicals used onsite For Temporary Contractors and Consultants the safety orientation will include: • a review of the specific worksite hazards and emergency procedures e.g. evacuation. • the general safety requirements e.g. required PPE The orientation given to casual visitors will be determined on a case by case basis by Shop Foreman Records must be kept of all orientations. Employees conducting orientations must request the certification of training from contractors and new hires. In addition to training and orientation, new employees must read and sign the company safety rules(See Appendix B—New Employee Commitment to Safety Rules). Employee Training—Hazardous Chemicals: Covey Auto Express will provide or will arrange to provide by competent and qualified people,training to all employees who are exposed or may be exposed to hazardous chemicals. Retraining will also be provided when a new hazard is introduced into the workplace or new hazard information becomes available for chemicals already in use onsite. Supervisors will receive special training on chemical hazards and protective measures so they can monitor staff and provide appropriate safety advice. As a minimum such training will include: • an overview of the Hazard Communication Standard, • an overview of the hazard communication program, Covey Auto Express and the location of the written program. • a description of the physical risks of chemicals used • a description of the health risks, including the signs and symptoms of exposure and any medical conditions that might be aggravated by exposure, • procedures to follow if overexposure is suspected, • information on how to detect the presence of a hazardous chemical release such as the odor or visual appearance, a description of the emergency procedures, • steps the company has taken to eliminate or reduce exposure, Sample Hazard Communication Program Hazcom 2012/GHS 5