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31 Jul

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Vehicles - Driving Safety Program

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  1. Employees driving vehicles are required to follow safe driving practices:
  2. Drivers are to be prepared before leaving:
  3. Vehicle requirements
  4. Transportation
  5. Traffic control
  6. Atv vehicles

31 Jul

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Vehicle Maintenance Safety Program

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  1. General
  2. Mechanical hoist/lifts
  3. Jacks
  4. Operation and maintenance:
  5. Tire repairs (multi-piece and single piece rim wheels)
  6. Employee training:
  7. Tire servicing equipment
  8. Wheel component acceptability
  9. Controlling moving vehicles/traffic
  10. Vehicles - driving safety
  11. Purpose
  12. Key responsibilities
  13. Vehicle and transportation related

31 Jul

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Machine Guarding Safety Program

Table of Contents

  1. Guidelines for machine safeguarding
  2. Types and points of hazardous machine operations
  3. Safeguarding requirements
  4. Types of machine safeguards
  5. Common elements for safeguarding all machines
  6. Involving the employee
  7. Conducting the job hazard analysis
  8. Breaking down the job
  9. Identifying hazards
  10. Recommending safe procedures and protection
  11. Revising the job hazard analysis
  12. Cooperation and assistance
  13. Training
  14. Standards that are common
  15. Specific requirements for woodworking machines
  16. Overview
  17. Standards
  18. Specific requirements for metal working machines
  19. Standards
  20. Methods of machine safeguarding
  21. Devices
  22. Safeguarding by location/distance

31 Jul

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Lockout / Tagout Safety Program

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  1. Purpose
  2. Scope
  3. Definitions
  4. Key responsibilities
  5. Procedure
  6. Devices
  7. Specific energy control procedures
  8. Specific sequence for application of energy control
  9. Preparation for shutdown
  10.  Machine or equipment shutdown
  11. Machine or equipment isolation
  12.  Lockout/tagout devices and application
  13. Stored energy and the possibility of reaccumulation
  14. Verification of isolation
  15. Procedures for handling multiple groups of workers involved in a group lockout
  16. Release from lockout/tagout
  17. Removal of locks
  18. Contractors
  19. Periodic inspections of the energy control procedure
  20. Employee training
  21. Retraining
  22. Training documentation
  23. Specific equipment lockout procedures
  24. Sample tag
  25. Isolation log
  26. Annual audit of the control of hazardous energy program

31 Jul

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Laser Safety Program

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  1. Introduction
  2. Manual organization
  3. Safety precautions for class  and  lasers
  4. Class  (eye and specular reflection hazard)
  5. Class  (fire, eye and skin hazard, diffuse reflection hazard)
  6. Laser inventory form
  7. Section  : laser safety program
  8. Individual laser users
  9. Principal investigators
  10. Laser safety committee (lsc)
  11. Laser safety officer (lso)
  12. Environmental health and safety (eh&s)
  13. Purchasing
  14. Medical surveillance
  15. Section : classification and control
  16. Hazard classification
  17. The four laser hazard classes, along with their subdivisions, are:
  18. Laser hazard classes
  19. Maximum permissible exposure
  20. Nominal hazard zone (nhz)
  21. Laser hazard control measures
  22. Control measures for the laser hazard classes
  23. Engineering controls
  24. Administrative controls
  25. Developmental guidelines for a laser safety procedure
  26. Beam alignment
  27. Non-beam hazard considerations
  28. Training
  29. Authorized operating personnel list
  30. Service personnel training
  31. Indoor laser controlled area
  32. Warning signs and labels
  33. Personal protective equipment
  34. Factors common to laser accidents
  35. Section : non-beam hazards
  36. Electrical
  37. General guidelines on electrical safety
  38. Capacitors
  39. Explosion
  40. Fire
  41. Optical radiation (other than laser beam)
  42. Ionizing radiation
  43. Gas safety
  44. Dyes and solutions
  45. Precautions for handling dyes/solvents
  46. Additional precautions for dye work with moderate (“m”) controls
  47. Additional precautions for dye work with strict (“s”) controls
  48. Other considerations

31 Jul

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Ladders and Stairways Safety Program

Table of Contents

  1. General requirements
  2. Key responsibilities
  3. Procedure
  4. Inspection
  5. Care
  6. Ladder safe work practices
  7. Stairways
  8. Stairrails and handrails
  9. Ladders
  10. Portable ladders
  11. Fixed ladders
  12. Cages for fixed ladders
  13. Wells for fixed ladders
  14. Safety devices and related support systems for fixed ladders
  15. Mounting ladder safety devices for fixed ladders
  16. Use of all ladders
  17. Structural defects
  18. Glossary
 

31 Jul

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High Pressure Water Systems Safety Program

Table of Contents

  1. Scope
  2. Purpose
  3. Related documents
  4. Definitions
  5. General principles
  6. Personal protective clothing
  7. Head protection
  8. Eye protection
  9. Body protection
  10. Hand protection
  11. Foot protection
  12. Hearing protection
  13. Respiratory protection
  14. Training
  15. Refresher training
  16. Operational procedure
  17. Planning
  18. Checklist
  19. System control
  20. Work areas
  21. Hook-up
  22. Hoses
  23. Fittings
  24. Nozzles
  25. Pre-flushing
  26. Electrical equipment
  27. Jetting operation
  28. System pressurization
  29. Reaction force
  30. Hand gun operations
  31.  Lancing and pipe cleaning
  32. Work stoppage
  33. Incidents and accidents
  34. Communication
  35. Inspection care and maintenance
  36. General
  37. Maintenance
  38. Pump unit
  39. Filters and strainers
  40. Hose assemblies
  41. Re-end hose assemblies
  42. Servicing
  43. Repairs
  44. Tools
  45. Compatibility
  46. Maintenance record
  47. Permanent cleaning areas

31 Jul

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Heat Stress Prevention Safety Program

Table of Contents

  1. Purpose
  2. Objectives
  3. Definitions
  4. Requirements
  5. Provision of water
  6. Access to shade
  7. Control measures
  8. Training
  9. Osha quick card – protect yourself heat stress

31 Jul

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Hearing Conservation Safety Program

Table of Contents

  1. Purpose
  2. Scope
  3. Definitions
  4. Key responsibilities
  5. Procedure
  6. Hearing conservation program
  7. Monitoring procedures to be used when exposure limits exceed the established level
  8. Surveys
  9. Sound level surveys
  10. Exposure surveys:
  11. Signage
  12. Audiometric testing
  13. Baseline testing guidelines
  14. Annual testing guidelines
  15. Steps that are taken when standard threshold shift occurs
  16. Required recordkeeping
  17. Hearing protection devices
  18. Training