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Wagner-Meinert, LLC has developed a Safety Program specifically for the Construction Industry.
Construction / Contractor Safety Program
1. OSHA Recordkeeping
A. Establish A Safety Document filing system
B. Audit OSHA 300 and 300A Logs
C. Assist with OSHA's new electronic filing system
D. Conduct incident report reviews
2. Corporate Safety Manual
A. Draft Company Safety Policies
B. Draft Company Health Programs
C. Draft Company Compliance Programs
D. Draft Company Safe Work Practices
E. Draft an Employee Handbook
3. Job Site Safety Review
A. Review GC / Construction Manager / Owner site Requirements
B. Review Job Site Safety Documents
C. Review Incident Trends
D. Review Training Documents
E. Conduct Construction Site Safety Audits
F. Draft a Report of Findings and Tracking Log
4. Site Specific Safety Plans
A. Review Job Site Safety Requirements
B. Draft Site-Specific Safety Plans
C. Draft Pre-Cast Concrete Plans (as needed)
D. Draft Steel Erection Plans (as needed)
E. Draft Fall Protection Plans (as needed)
F. Draft Rig/Lift Plans (as needed)
5. Job-Site Safety
A. Construction Site Safety
a. Owner Safety Representative
b. GM / Construction Manager Site Safety Staff
c. Contractor On-site Safety Personnel
d. Sub-contractor safety management
B. Shut-downs & Turnarounds
a. Owner / GM Safety Representatives
b. Contractor Safety Staff
C. Provide On-Site Safety for Critical Operations
a. Critical Lifts
b. Ammonia System Charging
6. Chemicals Safety
A. Review current SDS
B. Develop a Chemical Inventory
C. Ensure GHS Compliance
D. Ensure Site Compliance
7. Safety Training
A. Draft a Training Matrix
B. Conduct Hazard Specific Safety Training
C. Conduct training as needed. This may include:
a. OSHA 10-hour Training
b. Forklift Training
c. JLG / Boom Lift Training
d. Scissor Lift Training
e. Fall Protection Training
f. Hazard Communication
g. Electrical / Arc Flash Training
8. 3rd Party Verification
A. Assist with 3rd Party Compliance, Examples:
a. ISNetWorld
b. MICCS
c. Gulf Coast Safety Council
9. Mentoring
A. Conduct Safe Work Practice Observations
B. Mentor Supervisors and Foremen
C. OSHA 30-hour Training
10. Contractor Safety Pre-Qualification
A. Review Bids for Safety Pre-qualifications
B. Assist with Pre-qualification Questionnaires
C. Establish Contractor Pre-qualifications
D. Follow-up to ensure compliance
11. OSHA Citation Assistance
A. Represent the client during an OSHA Inspection
B. Assist with Abatement Schedules
C. Assist with Informal Conference
Construction / Contractor Safety Program
1. OSHA Recordkeeping
A. Establish A Safety Document filing system
B. Audit OSHA 300 and 300A Logs
C. Assist with OSHA's new electronic filing system
D. Conduct incident report reviews
2. Corporate Safety Manual
A. Draft Company Safety Policies
B. Draft Company Health Programs
C. Draft Company Compliance Programs
D. Draft Company Safe Work Practices
E. Draft an Employee Handbook
3. Job Site Safety Review
A. Review GC / Construction Manager / Owner site Requirements
B. Review Job Site Safety Documents
C. Review Incident Trends
D. Review Training Documents
E. Conduct Construction Site Safety Audits
F. Draft a Report of Findings and Tracking Log
4. Site Specific Safety Plans
A. Review Job Site Safety Requirements
B. Draft Site-Specific Safety Plans
C. Draft Pre-Cast Concrete Plans (as needed)
D. Draft Steel Erection Plans (as needed)
E. Draft Fall Protection Plans (as needed)
F. Draft Rig/Lift Plans (as needed)
5. Job-Site Safety
A. Construction Site Safety
a. Owner Safety Representative
b. GM / Construction Manager Site Safety Staff
c. Contractor On-site Safety Personnel
d. Sub-contractor safety management
B. Shut-downs & Turnarounds
a. Owner / GM Safety Representatives
b. Contractor Safety Staff
C. Provide On-Site Safety for Critical Operations
a. Critical Lifts
b. Ammonia System Charging
6. Chemicals Safety
A. Review current SDS
B. Develop a Chemical Inventory
C. Ensure GHS Compliance
D. Ensure Site Compliance
7. Safety Training
A. Draft a Training Matrix
B. Conduct Hazard Specific Safety Training
C. Conduct training as needed. This may include:
a. OSHA 10-hour Training
b. Forklift Training
c. JLG / Boom Lift Training
d. Scissor Lift Training
e. Fall Protection Training
f. Hazard Communication
g. Electrical / Arc Flash Training
8. 3rd Party Verification
A. Assist with 3rd Party Compliance, Examples:
a. ISNetWorld
b. MICCS
c. Gulf Coast Safety Council
9. Mentoring
A. Conduct Safe Work Practice Observations
B. Mentor Supervisors and Foremen
C. OSHA 30-hour Training
10. Contractor Safety Pre-Qualification
A. Review Bids for Safety Pre-qualifications
B. Assist with Pre-qualification Questionnaires
C. Establish Contractor Pre-qualifications
D. Follow-up to ensure compliance
11. OSHA Citation Assistance
A. Represent the client during an OSHA Inspection
B. Assist with Abatement Schedules
C. Assist with Informal Conference
