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Corporate Construction Group HSE Program Review
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Program Review Date
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Personnel Participating in Program Review
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Background
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Program Implementation
EXCELLENCE in SAFETY PROGRAM CULTURE Culture is the byproduct of consistent behavior
Daily Safety Walks
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Conducted Daily
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Includes CH2M HILL staff and subcontractor leadership
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Schedule so that each CH2M HILL staff Participate at least once a week
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Utilized to teach how to identify hazards and unsafe behavior
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Document findings and corrective measures
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Look for opportunities to strengthen safety culture
Daily HSE Coordination Meetings
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Meeting (approximately 30 minutes) to discuss what is scheduled for the day (high hazard activities, deliveries, etc.)
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AHAs and DSPTPs are in place for the day's activities
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May coincide with the operations daily subcontractor coordination meeting if the project is holding them
Empowerment
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Employee empowerment tools are used by the project (orientation, anonymous number, suggestion box)
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Utilize creative ways to involve craft workers in the ESP (team atmosphere)
Safety Committee
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Effective safety committee with a charter, and comprised mostly of project craft workers
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Meets at least monthly
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Walks the project
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Open forum to discuss safety concerns and provide feedback
Recognition Program
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Regular recognition provided, and documented
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Recognition provided on a diversity of levels (individuals, crews, contractors, etc.)
INCIDENT REPORTING & ROOT CAUSE IDENTIFICATION
Project Hours
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Monthly subcontract hours worked are submitted to HSE by the 10th day of the following month
Industry Comparison
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Project injury rates are < 50% of the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Initial Notification
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Incidents are reported immediately
Final Notification
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CH2M HILL and Subcontractor final incident investigations are completed and submitted within 48 hours
Near Miss Reporting
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Near-miss incidents follow the initial and final notification requirements
SAFETY PLANNING
Subcontractor Prequalification
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All primary subcontractors are prequalified by the HSM prior to contract
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All subcontractors submit COI (Certificate of Insurance) that meets limits of insurance requirements
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Safety prequalification packages are complete and on file
Contracts and Insurance
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Standard HSE contract used (Exhibit E, Short Form or Exhibit G, Long Form) and it is tailored if needed for specific project hazards
Project-Specific FSI/APP (Field Safety Instructions/Accident Prevention Plan)
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FSI/APP read and signed by all CH2M HILL staff and the Subcontractor Representative
Pre-Construction Meetings
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Pre-construction meeting is held with all subcontractors
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HSM attends all pre-construction meetings, either in-person or via conference call
Emergency Planning
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ERP (Emergency Response Plan) is project specific
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Drills are conducted at least 2 times a year with the first drill within 90 days of project start
Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA)
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Completed
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Identifies keys steps, with their key hazards and controls in sufficient detail
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Observed to be followed in the field
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Include signatures of crew members
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Readily available for review
Safety Pre-Task Planning
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Daily Safety Pre-Task Plans (DSPTPs) are completed
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Identifies key hazards and controls
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Observed to be followed in the field
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Includes signatures of crew members
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Readily available for review
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CH2M HILL Project staff regularly attend subcontractor daily safety pre-task meetings to provide oversight
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Staff Training
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Project Team members have completed all of the required HSE training prior to joining the project
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Newly hired Project Team members have completed all of the required HSE training within 60 days of joining the project
Subcontractor Training
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Subcontractor training is provided to be kept on file
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Subcontractor competent person(s) have the OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety Awareness course, as well as competent person training for respective tasks
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Subcontractor employees have the required HSE training for their respective tasks
Vendor Training
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Vendor training has been provided and documented
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Vendor training has been used as part of the monthly mass safety meetings, when possible
Project Safety Orientation
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All project workers and site visitors receive a project safety orientation prior to being allowed on site
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Orientation includes ESP training as well as ESP commitment banner/letter
Mass Safety Meetings
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At least monthly
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All project workers participate
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PM provides "State of the Project" update, including safety progress and milestones
STS (Safety Trained Supervisor) Designation
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All CH2M HILL Project Team staff who spend time in the field have the STS certification
Values Based Safety Environment (VBSE)
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All Project Team staff have received the VBSE training
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Subcontractor field management staff have received the VBSE training
IMPLEMENTATION, VERIFICATION & FOLLOW UP
HSM Program Reviews
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HSM visits monthly, unless the PM and HSM consider a particular monthly visit unnecessary
HSM Review Findings
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HSM Program Review Findings Table completed and submitted to the HSM within the time period requested by the HSM
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Completed Findings Table is filed in the project filing system, and supporting detailed documentation filed as well (photos, copy of certifications, etc.)
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PM reviews and signs the completed Findings Table
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Program Review findings are discussed at the next regular contractor meeting and Mass Monthly Safety Meeting
CH2M HILL Staff Inspections
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Formal inspections conducted at least weekly, using the appropriate Self-Assessment Checklists
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Findings, Corrective actions and date of corrections appropriately documented
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Inspections forms reviewed and signed by the PM
Subcontractor Inspections
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Conduct safety inspections at least weekly, and provide documentation to CH2M HILL
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Safety deficiencies noted and corrections documented
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Safety inspections are on file
Drug Free Workplace
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Project workers have pre-job drug test documentation prior to being allowed to receive project safety orientation
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Use
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Project workers consistently use the project-required basic PPE (hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, work boots and high visibility clothing)
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Additional PPE required for specific tasks documented on the AHA/DSPTP, and worn properly
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Proper training provided and documented (fall protection, respirators, etc.)
Standard of Conduct Policy
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Project safety policies implemented consistently
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Graduated system of enforcement utilized when necessary
HSE Project Filing System
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Hard copy filing system setup, which includes the program elements
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All Project Team staff know how to retrieve information from filing system
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SharePoint utilized for electronic storage of HSE documentation
Field Observations
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Animal & Biological
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Atmospheric & Particulate Hazards
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Chemicals
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Confined Space Entry
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Cranes
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Concrete & Masonry
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Electrical
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Environment
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Equipment & Tools
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Ergonomics
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Excavations
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Fall Protection
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Fire Safety
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Health & Hygiene
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Hearing Conservation
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Heavy Equipment
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Housekeeping
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Ladders & Stairways
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Machine Guarding
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Material Storage
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Office Safety
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Personal Protective Equipment
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Personal Safety
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Public Safety
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Respiratory Protection
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Rigging
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Scaffolding
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Security
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Shift Work
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Temperature & Weather
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Traffic Control
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Walking Working Surfaces
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Welding & Cutting
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Work on Water
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Other
Summary
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Summary
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Health & Safety Manager