08n Safety Action Plan

ATTACHMENT B
YANSAB PROJECT
SAFETY ACTION PLAN EXAMPLE
SCOPE: Install underground fire water lines
HAZARDS ABATEMENT RESP. IND.
TRENCHING / EXCAVATION
A review of all underground drawings is to be conducted to

determine the location of any piping or electrical services
EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS
Operators will be certified for the equipment operated
Cranes must be inspected by CLIENT prior to use
Equipment will be inspected monthly and prior to use
Equipment will be equipped with a back-up-alarm as

applicable
Back swing of equipment will be protected by barricade or

identified spotter
If equipment is used for lifting it shall have a load chart and

no open hooks
COMPETENT PERSON
Determine soil classification
Determine protective means i.e. sloping, benching, shoring
Daily documented inspections and reinspection after rain
PERMITS
Initial excavation permit is to be completed and updated
weekly
Confined Space Permit required for excavations 4 ft. or

deeper
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ATTACHMENT B
YANSAB PROJECT
Daily trench inspection is to be documented on confined

space permit
Spoil dirt is to be maintained 2 ft. from the edge of the

EXCAVATION excavation
Access ladders are to be provided every 25 ft.
No one is permitted in the excavation when excavating is in

progress in the immediate area
LADDERS
Documented monthly inspection and visual inspection prior

Defective Ladders to use.
Ladders shall extend the work access point by 3 ft. and be

Access to work areas secured.
Permitted Confined Space
Identify permit space entering / purpose of entry
P.P.E / equipment list
Duration of the permit
Tracking authorized entrants
Hazards and Hazard control / Ventilation
Acceptable entry condition
ATTACHMENT B
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Record test result
Rescue / Emergency service
Communication procedure
Hot Work requirement
BARRICADES
Temporary barricades are to be maintained or disposed of

properly
YELLOW - Indicates caution
RED - Indicates danger- Restricts area to authorized

personnel only
Red Barricades are not to be crossed with out the permission

of the owner of the barricade
Physical barricades with flashing lights are to be installed in

high traffic areas and road ways
GRINDING
Electrical tools will be inspected monthly and visually prior
to use
Grinders and attachments will be used according to

manufacturer's specifications
Abrasive wheels and disc RPM rating shall be rated for the
grinder being used
ATTACHMENT B
YANSAB PROJECT
Grinders will be disconnected from power source when
performing maintenance
Material being ground will be held stationary by use of

clamps, vice, etc.
Shirt tails, jewelry, or loose fitting clothing will be secured to

prevent entanglement
Full face shield and monnogogels will be used at all times

when grinding
RIGGING
Rigging failure, i.e. chokers, slings, Documented monthly inspection and visual inspection prior
chainfalls, come-a-longs etc. to use.
Rigging overload Size rigging for intended load and rigging configuration
Rigging cut under load Use softeners on rough or sharp edges
All power tools and extension cords shall be inspected prior

POWER TOOLS to use and color coded.
All guards and protective devices shall remain attached and

in proper working order
GFCI protection required in wet locations
Cords shall be protected from damage and elevated to prevent

trip hazards
Housekeeping
Tripping Hazards Stage material in neat orderly manner
ATTACHMENT B
YANSAB PROJECT
Maintain rigging at gang box or rigging rack
Route or elevate cords, leads, hoses
Remove dunnage, banding, crate material, nails etc. and

dispose of properly
Provide trash receptacles for work areas and means for

maintaining
BACK FILLING
No one is permitted in the immediate area inside of the
excavation when dirt is being dumped into the excavation
Proper access is to be provided. In wet weather consideration

should be given to the use of sand on walk ways and access
points
Large compactors, rollers shall be equipped with ROPs and

seat belts shall be provided and used
Smaller compacting equipment i.e., wacker packers,

vibrators shall be lifted in and out of excavations by means of
approved rigging techniques
A fire extinguisher shall be provided in the immediate area

when refueling equipment
Metatarsal guards are required when using whacker packers

and pogo stick type compactors
Hearing protection is required for all employees working in

the immediate area of high noise compacting equipment
ATTACHMENT B
YANSAB PROJECT
Consult a MSDS for additional protective equipment /
clothing that may be required when using stabilization
material i.e., lime soda ash etc.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
Minimum requirements hard hat, safety glasses, steel toe
boots and gloves
Additional PPE may be required depending on the work to be

performed and the area work is being performed
Consult the projects Safety Procedures Manual for additional

information if in doubt
EMERGENCY (Serious Injury / illness

/ equipment accident / Fire / Chemical
Spill)
Contact CLIENT Emergency Response Team - PH.
Identify exact type of emergency / name / location / nature of

injuries
First responder action ;
- Do not move injured person / vehicles / equipment
- Perform First Aid
- Use fire extinguisher / spill control , IF SAFE
Do not disturb accident scene or equipment involved
Witnesses stay at scene
ATTACHMENT B
YANSAB PROJECT
Fill out appropriate report with Safety Dept. immediately
Follow-up : know where your people are at all times
NON-EMERGENCY (Minor Injury /

Equipment Damage)
Report to Supervisor immediately / chain of command
Report to Safety Dept. for proper reporting procedures
Provide first aid if necessary
Report "Near Miss" to Gen. Supt. / Construction Manager /

Safety immediately
Fill out Accident / Incident report with Safety Dept.
ATTACHMENT B
UNITED PROJECT
SCOPE: Install concrete foundations for pipe rack and steel structural supports
Concrete Operations
All protruding reinforcing steel that an employee could fall
onto shall be protected
Employees shall not be allowed to ride concrete buckets nor

work under buckets while buckets are being raised, swung or
lowered into position
Proper working platforms and access shall be provided
Concrete trucks are to be equipped with an audible back up

alarm
Flaggers equipped with an orange vest shall direct and spot

backing concrete trucks
Concrete trucks are not permitted to travel project road ways

with chute gates attached
Pump Trucks
Are to be leveled with outriggers fully extended and down
Pumps and pressure gauges are to be manned and monitored

at all times during the pumping operation
All pipe supports (spouts) will be designed to 100% overload.

Compressed air hoses will utilize fail-safe joint connectors.
Tremies, elephant trunks, etc. sections will be secured with a
fail safe chain or cable
Pump and spouts are to be cleared if there is an extended

interruption of pumping operations
Formwork / Shoring
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ATTACHMENT B
Form work and shoring will be designed, erected , supported
braced and maintained so as to safely support all vertical and
lateral loads
All shoring equipment will be inspected prior to erection
All base-plates, shore heads, extension devices and

adjustment screws will be in firm contact with the footing sill
and form material
Stripping
Forms and shores must not be removed until the concrete

gains sufficient strength to support its weight
Employees removing formwork or shoring at elevations in

excess of 6 ft. will use fall protection
Masonry saw blades must be covered with a semicircular

Masonry Tools enclosure to retain blade fragments
Power rotating type concrete troweling machines shall be

equipped with an automatic shut off switch
SCAFFOLDS
Scaffolds shall be designed by a qualified person and shall be
constructed and loaded in accordance with that design.
Scaffolds shall be erected, moved, dismantled, or altered only

under the supervision and direction of a competent person
qualified in scaffold erection, moving, dismantling or
alteration. Such activities shall be performed only by
experienced and trained
Scaffold and components shall be capable of supporting,

without failure, its own weight and at least 4 times the
maximum intended load applied or transmitted to it.
Footings shall be level, sound, rigid, and capable of

supporting the loaded scaffold without settling or
displacement
Each platform on all working levels of scaffolds shall be fully

planked or decked between the front uprights and the
guardrail supports.
Guys, ties, and braces shall be installed at the closest

horizontal member to the 4:1 height and be repeated
vertically at locations of horizontal members every 26 feet or
less thereafter.
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ATTACHMENT B
The top guy, tie or brace of completed scaffolds shall be

placed no further than the 4:1 height from the top. Such guys,
ties and braces shall be installed at each end of the scaffold
and at horizontal intervals not to exceed 30 feet.
A safe means of access shall be provided for employees

erecting or dismantling scaffolds
Fall protection shall be provided for employees erecting or

dismantling scaffolds
Scaffolds and scaffold components shall be inspected for

visible defects by a competent person before each work shift,
and after any occurrence which could affect a scaffolds
structural integrity
Scaffolds shall be tagged indicating status
CRANES
Inspections Cranes must be inspected by CLIENT prior to use
Annual certification, monthly documented inspection and

Mechanical Failure daily visual
Confirm load weights and crane configuration. Lift permit

required if load exceeds 75 % of crane capacity or exceeds 15
Overloading tons
Out riggers are to be fully extended, in the down position and

Crane Tipping on pads when on unstable ground. Level crane
Assign one man to signal crane operator using standard hand

Confused Signals to Operator signals. Use radios when operating in the blind
No one is permitted under loads / tag lines are to be used to

Suspended Loads control loads
Operators are to sound horn to warn of load travel
Back swing radius is to be barricaded

Housekeeping
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ATTACHMENT B

dispose of properly

maintaining
Bushing
Hearing Protection is required for all employees working in
the immediate area
Respiratory protection will be required for employees

performing the operation
If there is other activities in the immediate area that is

effected by the dust generated, the concrete is to be wetted or
respiratory protection is to be provided
Air compressors) are to be equipped with an excess flow

valve
Employees should be rotated i.e., half day assignments

performing this activity
Blow off wands are to be regulated to prevent them from

tripping the excess flow valve
Employees down wind are to be warned of the intent to blow

off the concrete dust
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
boots and gloves


POWER ACTUATED TOOLS
Only employees trained in the use of a particular tool will be

permitted to use the tool. Documentation is subject to audit
The tool shall be tested each day before loading to see that all
safety devices are working
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ATTACHMENT B
Tools shall not be loaded until just prior to the intended firing
time
Loaded tools shall not be left unattended
Neither loaded nor empty tools are to be pointed at

employees
Tools shall not be used in an explosive or flammable

atmosphere
WET LOCATIONS
Sand is to be spread on earthen inclines and pathways
Handrails are to be provided on long or steep inclines
GFCI protection is to be provided on all electrical tools
HAND TOOLS
All hand tools will be kept in good repair and used only for
the intended purpose
Heads and faces of tools shall be kept dressed, clean and free
of mushrooming
Cheaters shall not be used to increase tool capacity
Tools shall be properly stored when not in use
Handles shall be inspected frequently for damages and shall

remain tightly secured.
Defective tools shall be removed from service and repaired or

destroyed
POWER TOOLS
to use and color coded monthly


trip hazards
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ATTACHMENT B
Spill)

injuries

Safety immediately
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ATTACHMENT B
UNITED CLIENT PROJECT
SCOPE: Rebar Installation

Approved: Date:
Formwork / Shoring
Form work and shoring will be designed, erected ,

supported braced and maintained so as to safely support
all vertical and lateral loads
Batter box alignment lines are to be colored or flagged for

Trip Hazard visibility
Batter box lines are to be disposed of when no longer

required

adjustment screws will be in firm contact with the footing
sill and form material
Stripping

Employees removing or installing formwork or shoring at

elevations in excess of 6 ft. will use fall protection
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
boots and gloves
Faceshields are to be worn when removing form pins
Faceshield or monnogoggles are to be worn when using a

Saw Dust skill saw
ATTACHMENT B
Noise Levels Ear Plugs are to be worn when using a skill saw
Faseshield and gloves are required when applying form

Chemical Contact oil
Housekeeping

dispose of properly
SCAFFOLDS
Scaffolds shall be designed by a qualified person and shall

be constructed and loaded in accordance with that design.
Scaffolds shall be erected, moved, dismantled, or altered

only under the supervision and direction of a competent
person qualified in scaffold erection, moving, dismantling
or alteration. Such activities shall be performed only by


displacement
Each platform on all working levels of scaffolds shall be

fully planked or decked between the front uprights and the
guardrail supports.

vertically at locations of horizontal members every 26 feet
or less thereafter.

placed no further than the 4:1 height from the top. Such
guys, ties and braces shall be installed at each end of the
scaffold and at horizontal intervals not to exceed 30 feet.
ATTACHMENT B



visible defects by a competent person before each work
shift, and after any occurrence which could affect a
scaffolds structural integrity
LADDERS
Documented monthly inspection and visual inspection
Defective Ladders prior to use.

A metal spreader or locking device shall be provided on

Ladder collapsing under load each step ladder.
Do not stand or sit on the top two rungs of a step ladder.
The area around the top and bottom of ladders shall be

Trip Hazard kept clear.
WET LOCATIONS
HAND TOOLS
All hand tools will be kept in good repair and used only
for the intended purpose
Heads and faces of tools shall be kept dressed, clean and

free of mushrooming
ATTACHMENT B
Handles shall be inspected frequently for damages and
shall remain tightly secured.
Defective tools shall be removed from service and

repaired or destroyed
POWER TOOLS
All power tools and extension cords shall be inspected
prior to use and color coded monthly
All guards and protective devices shall remain attached

and in proper working order
Cords shall be protected from damage and elevated to

prevent trip hazards

Spill)
Identify exact type of emergency / name / location / nature

of injuries
Report "Near Miss" to Gen. Supt. / Construction Manager

/ Safety immediately
ATTACHMENT B
SCOPE: Rebar Installation

Approved: Date:

CRANES

required if load exceeds 75 % of crane capacity or
Overloading exceeds 15 tons
Out riggers are to be fully extended, in the down position

Crane Tipping and on pads when on unstable ground. Level crane
Assign one man to signal crane operator using standard

Confused Signals to Operator hand signals. Use radios when operating in the blind
No one is permitted under loads / tag lines are to be used

Suspended Loads to control loads
Electrical Lines Maintain established clearances from electrical lines
TRAILERS
Accidental Movement of Trailer Trailer wheels are to be chocked with air brakes locked
Trailers supported by trailer dollies are to be parked on

level firm surfaces or adequate dunnage is to be provided
Rollover to level and stabilize trailer
Employees will not be permitted on trailer while moving
Access Proper access onto trailer will be provided
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ATTACHMENT B
All flat bed trailers shall be equipped with side load

stops.l
RIGGING
Rigging failure, i.e. chokers, slings, Documented monthly inspection and visual inspection
chainfalls, come-a-longs etc. prior to use.
Only one load at a time is to be unloaded. No dual loads

from one hook
A Frames are to have a rated capacity for the load

A Frames intended
Housekeeping
Tripping Hazards Stage material in neat orderly and secured manner

dispose of properly

maintaining
WET LOCATIONS
HAND TOOLS
All hand tools will be kept in good repair and used only
for the intended purpose

free of mushrooming
ATTACHMENT B


POWER TOOLS


PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves are to be used when handling and tieing
rebar
All protruding reinforcing steel that an employee could

IMPAILMENT fall onto shall be protected
ATTACHMENT B
SCOPE: Material Receiving
ACCESS CONTROL Security will be provided a map to all receiving locations
Security will contact Fluor Daniel Receiving
Security will instruct drivers to follow established routes

and speed limits
Fluor Daniel Receiving will meet the truck and verify the
driver has appropriate P.P.E.
Fluor Daniel Receiving will provide appropriate P.P.E. in

the event the driver does not have P.P.E.
The driver will be instructed to remain in the truck or in

the escort of a Fluor Daniel employee at all times
Drivers will not be permitted to participate in any

unloading activities i.e., rigging, crane signaling, etc.
Truck engines will be shut off when unattended
Drivers will be instructed to follow established routes

when leaving the project
Drivers will shut off engines and follow the direction of

Emergencies Fire / Vapor Release the Fluor Daniel host
TRAILERS
Accidental Movement of Trailer Trailer wheels are to be chocked with air brakes locked
Trailers supported by trailer dollies are to be parked on

level firm surfaces or adequate dunnage is to be provided
Rollover to level and stabilize trailer
Employees will not be permitted on trailer while moving
ATTACHMENT B
Access Proper access onto trailer will be provided
Loads that are deemed loaded in such a manner that they

create off loading hazards to employees will be sent back
Unstable or Unbalanced Loads to the vendor
All flat bed trailers shall be equipped with side load stops
in the event they are not equipped Fluor Daniel will
provide and install
CRANES

required if load exceeds 75 % of crane capacity or
Overloading exceeds 15 tons
Out riggers are to be fully extended, in the down position

Crane Tipping and on pads when on unstable ground. Level crane
Assign one man to signal crane operator using standard

Confused Signals to Operator hand signals. Use radios when operating in the blind
No one is permitted under loads / tag lines are to be used

Suspended Loads to control loads
RIGGING
Rigging failure, i.e. chokers, slings, Documented monthly inspection and visual inspection
chainfalls, come-a-longs etc. prior to use.
Nylon rigging is not to be used for steel off loading.
ATTACHMENT B
Nylon rigging used to set equipment is to be attached to

the load with a shackle(s)
Only one load at a time is to be unloaded. No dual loads

from one hook
Shake out hooks are acceptable in lay down yards only
Load lines / chains are not to be used as rigging i. e. Do

Not Wrap Around Load
Provide warning barricades and signs to warn of

suspended loads
Housekeeping
Tripping Hazards Stage material in neat orderly and secured manner

dispose of properly

maintaining
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves
Additional PPE may be required depending on the work to

be performed and the area work is being performed

Spill)

of injuries
ATTACHMENT B
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)

ATTACHMENT B
SCOPE: Structural Steel Erection
CRANES
Annual certification, monthly documented and daily or shift
Mechanical Failure inspection

Overloading tons


No one is permitted under loads and tag lines must be used to

RIGGING
Nylon rigging is not to be used for steel erection or removal.
ATTACHMENT B
Nylon rigging used to set equipment is to be attached to the

load with a shackle(s)
Removal of rigging from elevated

positions Use JLG , Attach ladder, provide scaffold
Rigging dislodging from hook One eye in the hook - shackle eyes
Load lines / chains are not to be used as rigging i. e. Do Not

Wrap Around Load
Provide warning barricades and signs to warn of suspended

loads
LADDERS

A metal spreader or locking device shall be provided on each

Ladder collapsing under load step ladder.
The area around the top and bottom of ladders shall be kept
Trip Hazard clear.
Metal ladders are not permitted when working in or around

Electrical shock electrical services or equipment
JLG or Scissors Lifts:

Operator's will display a Decal on the hard hat as certification
verification
Operator's must be certified by CLIENT
MECHANICAL FAILURE Monthly documented inspection
Equipment is to be inspected daily by the equipment operator.

This should include a visual inspection and actual operations
of controls away from process equipment.
Fall protection shall be used and secured to basket or boom.

FALLS do not secure lanyards to objects out side of the basket.
ATTACHMENT B
Employees are not permitted to stand or set on midrail or
top rail
Maintain established clearances when working around

ELECTRICAL electrical lines
ROLL OVER Equipment is to be operated on stable, level surfaces
Fall Protection
100 % fall protection to be used when working 6 ft or more
Falls from elevated positions from an unprotected elevation
Type of PPE Full body harness with two 6 ft. shock absorbing lanyards
Documented monthly inspections on fall protection

PPE Failure equipment and systems . Visual prior to use
Lanyard anchorage points shall be capable of supporting

Anchorage point failure 5000 lb..
Horizontal lifelines shall be designed, installed and used

under the supervision of a qualified person
Yo-yos attach to the body harness D ring not to lanyards
Christmas Treeing
Rigging must be designed and dedicated for this application
Limited to 5 structural members in a multiple lift
Employees must be trained in MLRP (1926.761)
Perimeter Guarding
Falls from unprotected elevated floors / All floor openings will be securely covered to prevent
holes employees from stepping into openings
Hole covers will be secured to prevent displacement labeled

as "HOLE COVER"
Physical barricades used to prevent fall hazards shall be rigid

and support 200# force with a minimum 1/2 in. deflection
Openings covers with a diameter of 18 in. or greater will be

supported with 2 in. lumber
Perimeter protection used as fall protection must be capable

of supporting a force of 5,400 lb..
ATTACHMENT B
BARRICADES
properly

personnel only

Areas below the steel erection or grating installation will be

barricaded and restricted to all other personnel
GRINDING
to use

grinder being used


clamps, vice, etc.


when grinding
WELDING / CUTTING
An approved fire extinguisher will be located in area of hot
work
Welding screens will be provided to protect employees

ARC - FLASH working in the area as applicable
Keep flames, sparks, molten slag and hot metal from coming
Fire Prevention in contact with combustible materials and debris
Flash arrestors shall be installed between hose and gauge in

FLASH BACK both fuel and oxygen lines
ATTACHMENT B
Regulators and lines shall be bled and cylinder valves closed,

before regulators are removed. Regulators are to be removed
at the end of each shift
All hoses shall be inspected each day. Any hose that has been
subject to flashback, severe wear or damage shall be removed
from service
Compressed gas cylinders are to remain secured in the

COMPRESSED GAS CYL. upright position at all times
Fuel and oxygen cylinders are not permitted inside a confined

space
Use mechanical ventilation or respiratory protection as

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION applicable
EYE PROTECTION Safety glasses required under welding hoods
Paint and coatings will tested for lead content and removed as
applicable
Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining
IMPACTING
Retainer rings are to be attached to impacting wrench and
socket
Inspect sockets for damage prior to use
Sockets and tools are to be maintained in tool pouch. Do not

lay tools on I Beams or other elevated locations
Areas below are to be barricaded and posted
ATTACHMENT B
Hoses are to be elevated and or routed to prevent trip hazards
Air hoses are to be pinned to prevent them from accidental

disconnection
Air supplies with 1/2 in. diameter or larger hoses are to be

equipped with excess flow valves
Hearing protection required while performing operation
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
boots and gloves



Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid
ATTACHMENT B
Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately
ATTACHMENT B
SCOPE: Site preparation - Excavation and Mud Seals

determine the location of all piping or electrical services
Obtaining Daily Work Authorization and or Permits
JLG operator's must be certified by CLIENT and display a

certification Decal on the hard hat

applicable

when refueling equipment & ground cable attached
Seat belts shall be provided and used on all equipment

equipped with roll over protection devices
Dump trucks shall not travel unless the bed is in the down &
locked position
Dump trucks shall be on level ground when dump bed is

being raised
Equipment shall not be parked on slopes
Flaggers or spotters shall be equipped with an orange vest
ATTACHMENT B
identified spotter

no open hooks
Operators of ram hoes will be required to wear hearing

protection and consideration shall be given to respiratory
protection if warranted
Posted speed limits are not to be exceeded and drive to

conditions
Coordination of road closures and or traffic flow / routing on

project and within the refinery
SURVEY FIELD / Facility
Establish safe access to work area i.e., ladder
Communicate with other crafts in work area of intent to enter

area & make eye contact with equipment operators
Place cones and wear orange vest when working in or

adjacent to road ways
Be aware of equipment working in area and surrounding

areas.
Do not bend over, out of the view of equipment or vehicle

operators, to drive stakes without first notifying the operator
, of your intent
Maintain awareness of walking surfaces / conditions
BARRICADES
properly

personnel only

ATTACHMENT B
CUTTING
work

Flash Back both fuel and oxygen lines

from service


space

EYE PROTECTION Cutting goggles required when using torch
Material Removal
Concrete, dirt, debris etc. will be disposed of in designated
areas as defined by CLIENT
Compaction




ATTACHMENT B
Housekeeping

dispose of properly
Provide trash receptacles for work areas, at each water keg

and provide a means for maintaining
Concrete Operations


alarm
Employees involved in concrete pour shall wear protective

boots and gloves

Concrete trucks are not permitted to travel refinery road

ways with chute gates attached
Pump Trucks



ATTACHMENT B
Stress heat stress symptoms and prevention as part of each

Heat Stress STA
Maintain water kegs in the immediate work area
Schedule strenuous activities early when possible, provide

rotation of personnel when activities have to be performed in
the afternoons
Provide a shaded break area for employees

Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid
ATTACHMENT B
SCOPE: Pipe Fab Areas
WELDING / CUTTING
work



from service
COMPRESSED GAS CYL.

upright position at all times

space

applicable
ATTACHMENT B
GRINDING
to use

grinder being used


clamps, vice, etc.
Shirt tails, jewelry, or loose fitting clothing will be secured

to prevent entanglement

when grinding
POWER TOOLS
All power tools and extension cords will be inspected
monthly and prior to use.


trip hazards
Bench grinder shields, tool rests and stones shall be

maintained
HAND TOOLS
of mushrooming
ATTACHMENT B

destroyed
Do not exceed rated capacity of jack stands. Place jack stands

on firm, level surfaces. If this can not achieved place 1/2 in.
plywood or equivalent under the stand legs to provide
support
RIGGING

Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves

ATTACHMENT B


Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately
ATTACHMENT B
ATTACHMENT B
SCOPE: Auger Cast Foundations



applicable

daily visual

on pads when on unstable ground. Level crane
Assign one man to signal operator using standard hand

signals. Use radios when operating in the blind

control loads
CRANES

Overloading tons
ATTACHMENT B


Maintain established clearances from electrical lines
RIGGING
BARRICADES
properly

personnel only

Perimeter Guarding
Falls from unprotected elevated floors / All hole openings will be securely covered to prevent
holes employees from stepping into openings
ATTACHMENT B
Hole covers will be secured to prevent displacement labeled
as "HOLE COVER"
Physical barricades used to prevent fall hazards shall be rigid

and support 200# force with a minimum 1/2 in. deflection
Openings covers with a diameter of 18 in. or greater will be

supported with 2 in. lumber
Perimeter protection used as fall protection must be capable

of supporting a force of 5,400 lb..
Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining


AIR COMPRESSORS

disconnection

Concrete Operations

alarm
ATTACHMENT B

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves
Concrete resistant gloves, boots and outerwear are to be used

when there is the potential of contact
Pump Apparatus


Tremies, elephant trunks etc. sections will be secured with a


Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid

ATTACHMENT B

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately
SUB - CONTRACTORS
All employees will have to pass a chemical screen.
Documentation is subject to audit.
All employees will be required to attend a site specific

orientation
Employees will be expected to have PPE when reporting to

job site
Supervision will be on site at all times
This is a no facial hair project
ATTACHMENT B
FLUOR DANIEL / CLIENT PROJECT
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Temporary Electrical

Under Ground Utilities determine the location of any piping or electrical services
ELECTRICAL
Lock / Tagout program shall be in effect
A lock and tag shall be placed on de-energized circuits
The tag shall contain a statement prohibiting unauthorized

use / operation of equipment
A qualified person shall use test equipment and control

switch(s) to verify that the equipment is de-enegized
Only qualified personnel may work on equipment which has

not been de-energized
INSTALLATION OF TEMPORARY
POWER
All wires are to be covered or elevated to prevent trip or
entanglement hazards
All temporary plugs and panels shall have GFCI protection

and covers
Underground conduit / cable shall be marked / flagged 18"

above the conduit with buried DANGER BURIED
ELECTRICAL CABLE tape.
As built drawings are to be maintained and updated

identifying the type and location of underground cables
Signs shall be posted every 30 ft. to indicate the location of

the buried electrical cable
ATTACHMENT B
Signs indicating voltage of elevated cables shall be posted
every 30 ft. along the route of the cable. Signs will be
suspended with nonconductive material
When suspending temporary wiring use nonconductive

material
When installing temporary wiring into temporary metal

buildings the passageway must be insulated and the building
grounded
Electrical panels shall be marked indicating feed, voltage and

voltage source
Portable generators and welding machines shall have GFCI

protection
Portable generators and welding machines shall be grounded
Temporary wiring is to be immediately removed upon

completion of construction or its intended purpose
TEMPORARY LIGHTING
Use lighting levels sufficient to perform the specific task
Protect all lamps from accidental contact or breakage by

using a suitable cover
Use nonconductive materials to suspend overhead cords
Provide grounding as required
Do not suspend temporary lights by their electrical cord

unless designed for this means of suspension
Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining
ATTACHMENT B

areas as defined by client
HAND TOOLS
All hand tools will be visually inspected prior to use, kept in

good repair and used only for the intended purpose
of mushrooming


destroyed
POWER TOOLS
to use and color coded monthly

GFCI protection required in all locations

trip hazards
Secure tools at elevated positions i.e. do not lay on beams

Spill)
Contact CLIENT Emergency Response Team - Ph.

injuries
ATTACHMENT B
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately
ATTACHMENT B
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Trailer Mobilization
SUB - CONTRACTORS

orientation and successfully pass the written exam.
Employees will be expected to have PPE when reporting

to job site
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves

Consult the projects Safety Procedures Manual for

additional information if in doubt
Housekeeping

dispose of properly
ATTACHMENT B

maintaining
Nails are to be removed from scrap lumber
HAND TOOLS
All hand tools will be visually inspected prior to use, kept

in good repair and used only for the intended purpose

free of mushrooming


POWER TOOLS

GFCI protection required in all locations

LADDERS
Documented monthly inspection and visual inspection
Defective Ladders prior to use.

A metal spreader or locking device shall be provided on

Ladder collapsing under load each step ladder.
ATTACHMENT B
The area around the top and bottom of ladders shall be

Trip Hazard kept clear.
Metal ladders are not permitted when working in or

Electrical shock around electrical services or equipment
Fall Protection
100 % fall protection to be used when working 6 ft or
Falls from elevated positions more from an unprotected elevation



Electrical panels shall be marked indicating feed, voltage

TEMPORARY POWER and voltage source
Portable generators and welding machines shall have

GFCI protection
Portable generators and welding machines shall be

grounded
Temporary wiring is to be immediately removed upon

completion of construction or its intended purpose
Route Verification
Verify route weight limitations and height clearances
Verify route Physically verify by traveling the route
Notify client and get prior approval for any road blocks or
Road Blockage / Barricades barricades that may be required

Spill)
Contact the Fluor Daniel Safety Dept. - PH.
ATTACHMENT B
of injuries
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)

SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Electrical Fab. Areas
ELECTRICAL FAB AREAS
FAB TABLES
Fab tables are to be located in such a manner that proper
access and egress is provided and maintained
Fab table tops are to maintained in a neat and orderly manner

excess material is to be removed and stored or disposed of
properly
Bench grinders must be maintained and signs indicating PPE

posted
Scrap bins are to be provided and scrap material disposed of

SCRAP MATERIAL in a timely manner
Gang box areas are to be maintained with tools and materials

stored properly
Provisions are to be made for routing cords and leads

overhead
A fixed fire extinguisher is to be provided and access

FIRE PROTECTION maintained
Welding screens are to be used when welding in fab areas


from service
55
COMPRESSED GAS CYL.

space

All material stored in the field must be neat and stacked in

MATERIAL STORAGE such a manner that it does not pose a trip hazard
Material stored at elevations shall not extend above kick

boards or provisions shall be made to prevent the material
from being kicked or knocked from the elevation
Bolts, nuts, etc. are not to be left laying on I beams, pipes

etc..
Areas where conduit bending operations are in progress are

to be restricted and barricaded
Drip pans are to provided for all threading machines. Spilled

oil is to be cleaned up immediately
GRINDING
to use

grinder being used


clamps, vice, etc.


when grinding
POWER TOOLS
56


trip hazards

maintained
HAND TOOLS
of mushrooming


destroyed

support
57
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Pipe Installation
CRANES


Overloading tons



RIGGING
58
The load lines of a chain - falls or come - alongs are not to
be used in lieu of chockers. Do not wrap load line back to the
hook.
Lashing for temporary support of pipe will not be less than

1/2 in. cable
Fall Protection



SCAFFOLDS



displacement

guardrail supports.

less thereafter.
59



LADDERS



Trip Hazard clear.




60
top rail

WELDING / CUTTING
work



from service
COMPRESSED GAS CYL.


space

applicable
GRINDING
to use

61
grinder being used


clamps, vice, etc.


when grinding
POWER TOOLS


trip hazards

maintained
HAND TOOLS
of mushrooming


destroyed

support
62
BARRICADES
properly

personnel only

Areas below pipe installation will be barricaded and restricted

to all other personnel
Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves



Spill)

injuries
63
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately
64
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Fence Installation
Post Hole Drilling

Equipment Operators Operators will be certified for the equipment operated
All hole openings will be securely covered to prevent

employees from stepping into openings
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves
HOT WORK
A hot work permit shall be issued authorizing the work to be
performed
A joint inspection of the work area will be made by the

supervisor and process personnel and all potential hazards
will be reviewed
Review Emergency contact numbers, alarms, and assembly
points
WELDING / CUTTING
work


65
from service
COMPRESSED GAS CYL.


space
GRINDING
to use

grinder being used


clamps, vice, etc.


when grinding
HAND TOOLS
of mushrooming


destroyed

BARRICADES properly
66

personnel only

Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining

Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)
67

Safety immediately
68
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Pile Driving
Pile Driving


applicable

identified spotter
All pressure vessels which are a part of, or used with, pile
driving equipment shall meet the requirements of ASME
Pressure Vessels (Section VIII).
Overhead protection , the equivalent of 2 inch planking, that

does not obscure the operators vision shall be provided.
Stop blocks shall be provided for the leads to prevent the

hammer from being raised against the head block.
A blocking device, capable of safely supporting the weight of

the hammer, shall be provided for placement in the leads
under the hammer at all times while employees are working
under the hammer.
Guards shall be provided across the top of the head block to

prevent the cable from jumping out of the sheaves.
69
When the leads must be inclined in the driving of batter piles,
provisions shall be made to stabilize the leads.
Fixed leads shall be provided with a ladder, and adequate

rings, or similar attachment points, so that the loft worker
may engage his body harness lanyard to the leads . If the
leads are provided with loft platforms, such platforms, shall
be protected by
Air or steam hose leading to a steam or air hammer or jet pipe

shall be securely attached to the hammer with adequate length
of at least 1/4 in. diameter chain or cable to prevent whipping
in the event the joint at the hammer is broken.
Safety chains, or equivalent means, shall be provided for each

hose connection to prevent the line from thrashing around in
case the coupling becomes disconnected.
Steam line controls shall consist of two shutoff valves, one of

which shall be a quick-acting lever type within easy reach of
the hammer operator
Guys, outriggers, thrustouts, or counterbalances, shall be

provided as necessary to maintain stability of pile driver rigs.
Engineers and winchmen shall accept signals only from the

designated signalman.
All Employees shall be kept clear when piling is being

hoisted into the leads.
When piles are being driven in an excavated pit, the walls of

the pit shall be sloped to the angle of repose or sheet piled
and braced.
When steel tube piles are being "blown out", employees shall
be kept well beyond the range of falling materials.
When it is necessary to cut off the tops of driven piles, pile

driving operations shall be suspended except where the
cutting operations are located at least twice the length of the
longest pile from the driver.
RIGGING
Fall Protection
70


BARRICADES
properly

personnel only

WELDING / CUTTING
work



from service


space
Housekeeping
71

dispose of properly

maintaining
AIR COMPRESSORS

disconnection

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves
Hearing protection required while performing operation



Spill)
Contact the Fluor Daniel Safety Dept. - PH.

injuries
- Perform First Aid

72

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately
SUB - CONTRACTORS

orientation and successfully pass the written exam.
Employees will be expected to have PPE when reporting to

job site
73
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Scaffold Erection
SCAFFOLDS



displacement

guardrail supports.

less thereafter.



74
Fall Protection

Type of PPE Full body harness with two 6 ft.. shock absorbing lanyards



BARRICADES
properly

personnel only

Areas of scaffold erection shall be barricaded. Yellow

barricade will be the norm but red barricade is to be used
when erecting or dismantling scaffold exceeding 20 ft.
Housekeeping

dispose of properly
75
maintaining
Maintain scaffold material inside scaffold carts. Do not

exceed side rails
HAND TOOLS
of mushrooming


destroyed
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves



Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid
76

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately
77
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Survey
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT

boots and gloves


HAND TOOLS
of mushrooming


destroyed
Housekeeping

78
dispose of properly
maintaining
BARRICADES
properly

personnel only
In excess of 4 ft. are to be sloped, benched, or shored and

EXCAVATION inspected by a competent person prior to entering
Access ladders are to be provided every 25 ft.
No one is permitted in the excavation when excavating is in

progress in the immediate area
ELEVATED WORK AREAS Establish safe access to work area i.e., ladder scaffold
Use correct means to hoist survey equipment
Communicate with other crafts in work area
Communicate with all crane operators in area
Fall Protection




TRAFFIC AREAS

79
areas.

, of your intent

Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately

80
81
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: Tank Erection
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
determine the location of all piping or electrical services
Obtaining Daily Work Authorization and or Permits
SURVEY
TRAFFIC AREAS


areas.

, of your intent

applicable

when refueling equipment & ground cable attached
Seat belts shall be provided and used on all equipment

equipped with roll over protection devices
82
Dump trucks shall not travel unless the bed is in the down &
locked position
Dump trucks shall be on level ground when dump bed is

being raised
Equipment shall not be parked on slopes
Flaggers or spotters shall be equipped with an orange vest

identified spotter

no open hooks
Operators of ram hoes will be required to wear hearing

protection and consideration shall be given to respiratory
protection if warranted
Posted speed limits are not to be exceeded and drive to

conditions
Coordination of road closures and or traffic flow / routing on

project and within the refinery
Material Removal
Compaction




Formwork / Shoring
Form work and shoring will be designed, erected , supported

braced and maintained so as to safely support all vertical and
lateral loads
83
Batter box alignment lines are to be colored or flagged for
Trip Hazard visibility
Batter box lines are to be disposed of when no longer

required

adjustment screws will be in firm contact with the footing sill
and form material
Stripping

Employees removing or installing formwork or shoring at

elevations in excess of 6 ft. will use fall protection
Concrete Operations


alarm


Pump Trucks


84
CRANES

Overloading tons


No one is permitted under loads and tag lines must be used to

RIGGING

Removal of rigging from elevated

positions Use JLG , Attach ladder, provide scaffold
Rigging dislodging from hook One eye in the hook - shackle eyes
Load lines / chains are not to be used as rigging i. e. Do Not

Wrap Around Load
85
Provide warning barricades and signs to warn of suspended
loads
LADDERS


Trip Hazard clear.


Operator's will display a Decal on the hard hat as certification
verification
Operator's must be certified by CLIENT



top rail

Fall Protection
86


SCAFFOLDS



displacement

guardrail supports.

less thereafter.




Scaffolds shall be
87tagged indicating status
GRINDING
to use

grinder being used


clamps, vice, etc.


when grinding
WELDING / CUTTING
work



from service


space

88
applicable
Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining
BARRICADES
properly

personnel only

Areas below pipe installation will be barricaded and restricted

to all other personnel
Housekeeping

dispose of properly

maintaining
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
89
boots and gloves



Spill)

injuries
- Perform First Aid

Equipment Damage)

Safety immediately

90
91
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: FAT Test of Generators and Associated Systems
Electrical
Ensure all work is performed in compliance with OSHA 1910
Subpart S-Electrical
The integrity of the electrical systems is complete and all

applicable system test have been conducted by each
System Failure respective contractor
Verify wiring / cable installation is in compliance with

Electrical Shock applicable codes / standards
Route and secure temporary electrical wiring in such manner

Temporary Electrical that it does not pose a trip hazard to personnel
Temporary electrical is to be protected from pinch points, hot

Electrical Shock surfaces and rotating parts
Temporary electrical power controls are to be locked and

Accidental Energizing of System tagged out. Keys will be controlled by the Test Team Leader
Transformers / Test Equipment / Area

Testing equipment and transformers are to be located in such
an area that they are protected from vehicle and mobile
Damage by Vehicle / Equipment equipment traffic
Verify Test Area, Equipment, Grounding, Employee Training

etc. are in compliance with OSHA 1910.269 (o) Testing and
Electrical Shock test facilities
Verify test equipment certifications / calibrations as

Test Equipment Failure applicable
Verify wiring / cable installation is in compliance with

System Failure applicable codes / standards
Verify test power disconnects are clearly marked and readily

Emergency Shut Down available in the event of an emergency
92
Verify perimeters have been established restricting the area to
authorized personnel only. The perimeter is to be marked
with red barricade tape, waist high, and signs posted in each
Unauthorized Personnel Entering Test direction stating " HIGH VOLTAGE" "AUTHORIZED
Area PERSONNEL ONLY"
Verify adequate grounding / procedures have been provided

for the generator, associated systems, test equipment and
Electrical Shock personnel protection
Ensure each employee uses insulating equipment and is

Removal of grounds for test isolated from any hazards involved
Verify electrical protective equipment certification,

inspection, inservice care and use, storage are in compliance
Electrical Shock with OSHA 1910.137 Electric protective equipment
Electrical power controls are to be locked and tagged out.

Keys will be controlled by the Test Team Leader
Equipment energized i.e., motor heaters etc. prior to test shall

be identified as part of the Pre-Test meeting with all team
members
Mechanical
Verify that applicable Hydro / Pneumatic test have been
System Failure conducted and signed off on by vendor / contractor
Walk system down to verify integrity of system(s)
Proper support and anchorage provided
Structural
Walk system down to verify system integrity to insure
stability during test run i.e., adequate supports provided, bolts
System Failure installed etc.
Inspect all elevated positions for loose tools or material that

Material Falling From or Thrown From could fall from elevated positions
Slip / Fall Inspect access ladders for proper anchorage and clearance
Air Receivers
System Failure Verify vessels and system piping have been tested
System Failure Verify vessel(s) relief valves are rated properly
Verify that relief valves are installed between the

System Failure compressor(s) and down stream block valves
All guards are to be in place on drive belts and rotating

Caught in Equipment equipment
93
Review plans for compressor feed supply i.e., source,
Equipment Failure attachment piping, fittings etc.
Verify compressor system safety switches / alarms have been

System Failure installed and tested
Review vendors test procedure i.e., increments that leak

testing will be conducted, means for detecting leaks,
System Failure protective devices etc.
All nonessential personnel are to evacuate the area until such

System Failure time the integrity of the system is established
In addition to standard P.P.E. personnel involved in

energizing the system should wear ear muff type hearing
Noise Levels protection
Inspect all elevated positions and areas above and around

rotating equipment for loose tools or material that could fall
Material Falling From or Thrown From from elevated positions or contact rotating equipment
Diesel Engine / Generator

Review vendors test procedure, i.e., sequence of test, loads,
Verify that the systems is complete and all applicable system

System Failure tests / runs and inspections have been conducted
Engine compartments / area are clean of oil, debris, tools and

Slip / Fall material
Caught in Equipment All guards are in place for rotating equipment
Verify safety limit switches / shutdowns have been tested and

System Failure are operational
Remove all containers containing flammable vapors or

Engine Failure liquids from the immediate area of the engine air intakes
Verify adequate grounding / procedures have been provided

for the generator, associated systems, test equipment and
Electrical Shock personnel protection
Slip / Fall Provide access to engine compartments
Noise Levels Hearing protection will be required when engine is running
Long sleeve shirts and gloves will be required when entering

Hot Surfaces engine compartment
Fuel Supply / Storage 94

Inspect and or verify that the unit(s) fuel storage tanks have
been properly tested for leaks, clean of debris and free of
Fuel Leakage / Contamination moisture
Inspect fuel storage tank filling and inspection nozzles to

Fuel Leakage insure they are properly connected and or blinded
Pressurizing Fuel tank Inspect the fuel storage vent system
Evaluate the fuel tank sight glasses to determine if they are

Equipment Failure designed for the service intended
Review the plans for refueling the system during the test i.e.,
location of truck trailer, hoses or piping, attachment fittings
Fuel Storage / Transfer etc.
Review plans for the removal of residual fuel in supply hoses

Fuel Leakage or piping from the fuel trailer to the unit(s) storage tank
Locate two 30 lb.dry chemical fire extinguishers at both drive

Fire in doors located on either side of the units
Hot work or smoking will not be permitted within the

established test area boundaries or within 50 ft. of fuel trailers
Fire and associated hoses or pipes
Post signs at fuel trailer storage area indicating NO

Fire SMOKING OR HOT WORK PERMITTED
Unplanned Trailer Movement If fuel trailers are dollied the trailer wheels are to be chocked
General Area
Walkways are to be established and maintained free of tools,
Slip, Trips material, cords, and debris
Access is to be provided and maintained for electrical

Emergency Shut Down switches / controls
Access is to be provided and maintained for fire extinguishers

Fire located in the test area
Flammable gases and liquids are to be removed from the test

Fire area
Inspect all elevated positions for loose tools or material that

Material Falling From or Thrown From could fall from elevated positions
Test boundary limits be posted with signs stating Authorized

Unauthorized Personnel Entering Test Personnel Only, Hearing Protection Required, No Smoking
Area or Hot Work Permitted
95
Checkout Startup Team
Appoint a Test Team Leader. The Test Team Leader will be
Uncontrolled Startup or Shutdown of responsible for the coordination and control of the checkout,
Equipment or Systems startup activities and test run
The Test Team Leader will be responsible for the

implementation of this plan
Prior to the commencement of test and each morning there

after until completion of the test, the Test Team Leader shall
review activities scheduled for the day, hazards that may be
encountered, protective measures, emergency controls /
Communications equipment with all
Unauthorized Personnel Entering Test Checkout and Startup team members are to be identified 24
Area hrs. prior to test date
Checkout and startup personnel roles and responsibilities

Communications should be clearly understood
Troubleshooting, corrective action, or field modifications that

may be required due to a system failure will require the
Deviation from Plan approval of the Test Team Leader
Energizing Electrical Equipment

Review Vendor / Contractor(s) Lock Out / Tag Out and
Electrical Shock Equipment Energizing procedure
Review vendors test procedure, i.e., sequence of test, loads,

System Failure equipment etc.
One person shall be designated / authorized to energize

Electrical Shock electrical systems
Only trained, certified personnel shall be permitted to

Unqualified / Trained Personnel perform electrical task and functions
To the extent possible, checkout shall be accomplished with

Electrical Shock the system de-energized
If it becomes necessary to troubleshoot energized circuits to

determine corrections needed, it shall be performed only by
qualified personnel utilizing proper PPE rated for the voltage
of the system and will require prior authorization by the Test
Electrical Shock Team L
All rings, watches and other jewelry must be removed. Rings

which cannot be removed shall be covered with electrical
Electrical Shock tape.
Clothing and personal protective equipment, appropriate for

the job, must be worn. PPE shall meet applicable OSHA
Electrical Shock Standards 96
Team Members energizing High Voltage systems / equipment
that have the potential to create an arc, flash or explosion
shall wear appropriate PPE for the potential hazard that could
be encountered. Team Members assisting or witnessing
Electrical Shock located in the immedi
Only essential Team Members will be permitted in the area

Unauthorized Personnel Entering Test during start up of equipment, energizing high voltage
Area systems, when increasing test levels
General
Minimum PPE Hard Hat, Safety Glasses,
Body Harness and Lanyard when working from unprotected

Falls from Elevated Positions elevations in excess of 6 ft.
Access to Elevations Ladders or Portable Stairs are to be provided
Noise Levels in Excess of TLV Hearing Protection will be required
Gloves and Long Sleeve Shirts will be required in areas with

Thermal Burns potential for contact with hot surfaces
All work activities and equipment installations will be in

Electrical Shock compliance with applicable codes and or standards
System / Equipment Failure Verification of testing, inspections, installation
Fires Fire extinguishers will be located at strategic locations
A plan will be submitted and approved for the storage and

Fuel transfer of fuel
97
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
boots and gloves

Consult the projects Safety Procedures Manual for

requirement on respiratory protection.
Noise Levels Earplugs are to be work while operating mixer
HOUSEKEEPING

dispose of properly

maintaining
Clean up broken blocks as created
MASONRY TOOLS
Masonry saw blades must be covered with a semicircular
enclosure to retain blade fragments
Power rotating type concrete troweling machines shall be

equipped with an automatic shut off switch
SCAFFOLDS
Scaffolds shall be designed by a qualified person and shall

be constructed and loaded in accordance with that design.
Scaffolds shall be erected, moved, dismantled, or altered

only under the supervision and direction of a competent
person qualified in scaffold erection, moving, dismantling
or alteration. Such activities shall be performed only by

98
displacement
Each platform on all working levels of scaffolds shall be

fully planked or decked between the front uprights and the
guardrail supports.

vertically at locations of horizontal members every 26 feet
or less thereafter.

placed no further than the 4:1 height from the top. Such
guys, ties and braces shall be installed at each end of the
scaffold and at horizontal intervals not to exceed 30 feet.



visible defects by a competent person before each work
shift, and after any occurrence which could affect a
scaffolds structural integrity
FALL PROTECTION
100 % fall protection to be used when working 6 ft or
Falls from elevated positions more from an unprotected elevation



BARRICADES
99
properly

personnel only
Red Barricades are not to be crossed with out the

permission of the owner of the barricade
Areas of scaffold erection shall be barricaded. Yellow

barricade will be the norm but red barricade is to be used
when erecting or dismantling scaffold exceeding 20 ft.
Rebar guards are to remain in place at all times.
LIMITED ACCESS ZONE

The Limited Access Zone shall be established prior to the
start of the construction of the wall.
The Limited Access Zone shall be equal to the height of

the wall plus 4 feet and shall run the length of the wall.
The Limited Access Zone shall be established on the side

of the wall which will be unscaffold.
The Limited Access Zone shall be restricted to entry by

employees actively engaged in the construction of the
wall. No other employees shall be permitted to enter.
Masonry walls over 8 feet in height shall be adequately

braced to prevent overturning and prevent collapse until
permanent supporting elements of the structure are in
place.
100
SAFETY ACTION PLAN
CLIENT:
SCOPE: HEAVY HAULS / LIFTS
CRANES

Route Verification
Verify route weight limitations and height clearances
Verify route Physically verify by traveling the route
Notify client and get prior approval for any road blocks or
Road Blockage / Barricades barricades that may be required
CRANE SET UP AREA
Ground Stability Verify compaction of soil. Attach compaction test to this plan
Concrete or Asphalt base Verify weight limits and integrity ( no hollow cavities )
Crane Matts Sufficient size and number to support crane and load weight
Means matts will be transported and off loaded
Verify matts are level
Fill in or cover all holes in matt joints
Controlled Access Zone for Crane Install, tag and maintain red barricade around area of crane
Assembly assembly, restricting to authorized personnel only
Crane Assembly Crane assembly will be done per manufacturers specifications
Parts Replacement Only certified parts shall be used

101
Any welding on critical sections of the crane or components
must be performed by a certified welder and NDE testing
Welding conducted
Fall Protection


Lift Plans
A lift plan will be submitted and approved by the Fluor
Daniel Corporate Rigging Department
Lifting lugs must be examined and verified prior to lift
A critical lift permit will be completed, reviewed and signed

off on by applicable parties just prior to the lift
Controlled Access
A controlled access area will be created to keep all
unauthorized personnel out of the lift area.
Only employees with assigned responsibilities to the lift will

be permitted in side the lift area. Names of authorized
employees are to be included as part of the prelift meeting
Cameras will require prior approval. Photographers will not

be permitted inside the controlled lift area.
A walk down of the area will be conducted prior to lift to

verify the area is clear of unauthorized personnel.
Communications
A pre-lift meeting will be conducted reviewing the lift plan,
identifying roles and responsibilities, emergency procedures
A clear radio frequency will be established and radio

communications maintained for the duration of the lift
Load Control
Tag line placement, maximum permissible wind speed and
rigging placement are to be included in the lift plan and
communicated as part of the prelift meeting
102
The lift plan must identify the rigging removal technique and
Rigging Removal Plan how access will be provided.
Crane Disassembly
Install, tag and maintain red barricade around area of crane
disassembly, restricting to authorized personnel only
103

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ATTACHMENT B

SAFETY ACTION PLAN EXAMPLE

SCOPE: Install underground fire water lines

HAZARDS ABATEMENT RESP. IND.

A review of all underground drawings is to be conducted to

Cranes must be inspected by CLIENT prior to use

Equipment will be inspected monthly and prior to use

Equipment will be equipped with a back-up-alarm as

Back swing of equipment will be protected by barricade or

If equipment is used for lifting it shall have a load chart and

Determine protective means i.e. sloping, benching, shoring

Daily documented inspections and reinspection after rain

Confined Space Permit required for excavations 4 ft. or

SAFETY ACTION PLAN EXAMPLE

SCOPE: Install underground fire water lines

HAZARDS ABATEMENT RESP. IND.

Daily trench inspection is to be documented on confined

Spoil dirt is to be maintained 2 ft. from the edge of the

Access ladders are to be provided every 25 ft.

No one is permitted in the excavation when excavating is in

Documented monthly inspection and visual inspection prior

Ladders shall extend the work access point by 3 ft. and be

Permitted Confined Space

Identify permit space entering / purpose of entry

P.P.E / equipment list

Duration of the permit

Tracking authorized entrants

Hazards and Hazard control / Ventilation

Acceptable entry condition

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Rescue / Emergency service

Hot Work requirement

Temporary barricades are to be maintained or disposed of

YELLOW - Indicates caution

RED - Indicates danger- Restricts area to authorized

Red Barricades are not to be crossed with out the permission

Physical barricades with flashing lights are to be installed in

Grinders and attachments will be used according to

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Material being ground will be held stationary by use of

Shirt tails, jewelry, or loose fitting clothing will be secured to

Full face shield and monnogogels will be used at all times

Rigging cut under load Use softeners on rough or sharp edges

All power tools and extension cords shall be inspected prior

All guards and protective devices shall remain attached and

GFCI protection required in wet locations

Cords shall be protected from damage and elevated to prevent

Tripping Hazards Stage material in neat orderly manner

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Route or elevate cords, leads, hoses

Remove dunnage, banding, crate material, nails etc. and

Provide trash receptacles for work areas and means for

Proper access is to be provided. In wet weather consideration