TABLE OF CONTENTS- [Company] Safety Manual

DISCLAIMER

ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT

MISSION STATEMENT

CORPORATE SAFETY POLICY

1 GENERAL RULES, PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES

CONTROLLED AREAS............................................................................. 1

SMOKING.................................................................................................... 1

VISITORS..................................................................................................... 1

CONTRACTOR SAFETY........................................................................... 1

ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE - CONTRABAND..... 1

TRAINING................................................................................................... 2

SAFETY MEETINGS.................................................................................. 2

POLICY........................................................................................................ 2

2 BASIC SAFETY RULES APPLICABLE TO ALL JOBS

3 RESPONSIBILITIES

MANAGEMENT.......................................................................................... 1

THE SAFETY COORDINATOR................................................................ 1

EQUIPMENT OPERATORS....................................................................... 1

THE SUPERINTENDENT........................................................................... 2

THE FOREMEN........................................................................................... 3

OPERATION MANAGERS/CONSULTANTS/SUPERVISORS............. 3

EMPLOYEES............................................................................................... 4

SHORT SERVICE EMPLOYEES............................................................... 4

SUBCONTRACTORS................................................................................. 4

4 ACCIDENT REPORTING/INVESTIGATION

REPORTING................................................................................................ 1

RECORD KEEPING.................................................................................... 3

FIRST AID/MEDICAL SERVICES........................................................... 4

PROCEDURES FOR HANDLING AND REPORTING OF ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS 4

INVESTIGATION....................................................................................... 5

NEAR MISS ACCIDENT............................................................................ 6

RESTRICTED LIGHT DUTY..................................................................... 6

5 GENERAL SAFETY

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

GENERAL RULES FOR THE SUPERVISOR/CONSULTANT.............. 1

HOUSEKEEPING........................................................................................ 1

LIGHTING EQUIPMENT........................................................................... 2

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT................................................ 2

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS..................................................................... 6

SIGNS AND BARRICADES...................................................................... 6

FIRE PROTECTION.................................................................................... 8

LADDERS & SCAFFOLDS........................................................................ 10

OXYGEN-ACETYLENE SAFETY .......................................................... 11

CHERRY PICKER SAFETY .................................................................... 12

CHAIN SAW................................................................................................ 12

ENGINES & PUMPS................................................................................... 13

WATER SURVIVAL................................................................................... 13

6 MATERIAL HANDLING

GENERAL.................................................................................................... 1

HAND........................................................................................................... 1

MECHANICAL HANDLING..................................................................... 1

MATERIAL PREPARATION..................................................................... 2

STABILITY CONTROL – MEN, MATERIALS, AND EQUIPMENT.... 2

MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT.................................... 2

RIGGING..................................................................................................... 2

CHAIN FALLS AND HOISTS................................................................... 3

ROPE............................................................................................................. 3

MOBILE EQUIPMENT............................................................................... 3

MOTOR VEHICLES AND POWER EQUIPMENT.................................. 3

FORKLIFT SAFETY................................................................................... 4

CRANES....................................................................................................... 7

HELICOPTER OPERATIONS.................................................................... 8

HAND AND PORTABLE POWER TOOLS.............................................. 8

HOISTS AND DERRICKS......................................................................... 9

SPRAY PAINTING OPERATIONS (OUTSIDE)...................................... 9

SAFE ATTITUDE SANDBLASTING........................................................ 10

FORKLIFTS AND PALLET STORAGE.................................................... 10

7 SAFETY MEETINGS

RESPONSIBILITY...................................................................................... 1

FREQUENCY.............................................................................................. 1

ATTENDANCE............................................................................................ 1

MINUTES..................................................................................................... 1

8 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

SAFETY TRAINING................................................................................... 1

9 CONTRACTOR SAFETY PROGRAM

OBJECTIVE................................................................................................. 1

SCOPE.......................................................................................................... 1

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

GENERAL SAFETY RULES...................................................................... 1

VENDORS AND SALESMEN................................................................... 3

CONTRACT WELDERS............................................................................. 3

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS............................................................... 4

CONTRACT HAULERS............................................................................. 4

GENERAL CONTRACTORS..................................................................... 5

CONTRACT YARD WORKERS, ROUSTABOUTS AND MANPOWER 5

CONTRACTORS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL.................. 5

CONTRACTOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS......................................... 6

ACKNOWLEDGMENT STATEMENT...................................................... 6

10 VEHICLE POLICY

VEHICLE APPEARANCE......................................................................... 1

VEHICLE/DRIVER REQUIREMENTS.................................................... 1

DOT VEHICLE/DRIVER REQUIREMENTS........................................... 2

SAFETY EQUIPMENT............................................................................... 4

MAINTENANCE......................................................................................... 4

TIRE CHANGING....................................................................................... 5

BATTERY CHARGING AND CHANGING............................................ 6

CELL PHONE USE .................................................................................... 7

TRUCKS....................................................................................................... 7

11 ALCOHOL, FIREARMS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POLICY

OBJECTIVE................................................................................................. 1

COMPANY PREMISES.............................................................................. 1

POLICY STATEMENT................................................................................ 1

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.................................................. 2

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.............................................................................. 3

DRUG TESTING PROCEDURE................................................................ 3

PRE-EMPLOYMENT PHYSICAL............................................................. 3

12 HELICOPTER SAFETY

BAGGAGE LOADING AND UNLOADING........................................... 1

CARGO LOADING CHECKLIST............................................................. 1

SEAT BELTS................................................................................................ 1

LIFE VESTS................................................................................................. 1

EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT..................................................................... 2

LIFE RAFTS................................................................................................. 2

SMOKING.................................................................................................... 2

WATER SURVIVAL FOR HELICOPTER DITCHING........................... 2

EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LIST............................................................ 2

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS............................................................................. 2

FLOATATION GEAR................................................................................. 3

DOORS & WINDOWS................................................................................ 3

BOARDING AND DEPARTING............................................................... 3

13 WIRE ROPE SLINGS

INSPECTION............................................................................................... 1

MAINTENANCE......................................................................................... 5

14 EMERGENCY RESPONSE/CONTINGENCY PLAN

PURPOSE..................................................................................................... 1

IMPLEMENTATION OF RESPONSE PROCEDURE.............................. 2

CASUALTY CONTROL............................................................................. 5

EVACUATION PLAN................................................................................ 6

POST-EMERGENCY PROCEDURES....................................................... 7

AMENDMENT TO THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN.................. 8

15 SEXUAL & OTHER TYPES OF HARASSMENT

SEXUAL & OTHER TYPES OF HARASSMENT PROCEDURES......... 1

DEFINITION OF HARASSMENT............................................................. 2

DEFINITION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT............................................ 2

CONDUCT AND BEHAVIOR WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED

SEXUAL HARASSMENT.......................................................................2

CONDUCT AND BEHAVIOR WHICH MAY NOT BE

CONSIDERED SEXUAL HARASSMENT.............................................. 3

CONDUCT AND BEHAVIOR WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED .......

HARASSMENT............................................................................................ 3

COMPLAINT REPORTING....................................................................... 3

INVESTIGATION PROCEDURES............................................................ 4

COMPLAINTS OF HARASSMENT AGAINST NON-EMPLOYEES.... 4

OTHER RELATED INFORMATION........................................................ 4

FINAL RECOURSE.................................................................................... 4

16 JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

JOB HAZARDS AND SAFE PRACTICES............................................... 1

THE JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORKSHEET (EXHIBIT)................... 2

SEPARATING THE JOB INTO ITS BASIC STEPS................................. 2

IDENTIFYING HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH EACH JOB STEP... 2

CONTROLLING EACH HAZARD........................................................... 3

SUMMARY.................................................................................................. 4

17 THE ROOT CAUSE(S) OF THE ACCIDENT

EXAMINE EACH POTENTIAL CAUSE.................................................. 1

EXAMINE THE REASONS FOR EMPLOYEE ACTIONS..................... 2

DETERMINED A ROOT CAUSE.............................................................. 2

DEVELOP CORRECTIVE AND PREVENTIVE ACTIONS................... 3

EVALUATE THE ROOT CAUSE(S) OF THE ACCIDENT..................... 3

18 SAFETY TRAINING OBSERVATION PROGRAM - STOP

BEHAVIOR BASED SAFETY................................................................... 2

PURPOSE..................................................................................................... 2

SCOPE.......................................................................................................... 2

OBJECTIVES............................................................................................... 2

CRITICAL BEHAVIOR INDEX................................................................ 3

OBSERVATION/REPORTING.................................................................. 3

19 OFFSHORE ORIENTATION

OFFSHORE WORK ENVIRONMENT...................................................... 1

BOARDING/DISEMBARKING A VESSEL AT THE DOCK................. 2

SAFETY ABOARD THE VESSEL............................................................. 2

BOARDING/DISEMBARKING AT THE OFFSHORE FACILITY........ 2

HELICOPTER TRANSPORTATION......................................................... 3

ARRIVAL AT THE OFFSHORE FACILITY............................................ 4

EMERGENCIES ONBOARD OFFSHORE FACILITIES........................ 4

20 STORAGE AND HANDLING OF EXPLOSIVE DEVICES

GENERAL.................................................................................................... 1

STORAGE OF EXPLOSIVES.................................................................... 1

EMPLOYEE QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS................................ 2

HANDLING AND STORAGE OF EXPLOSIVES................................... 3

STORAGE AREA SAFETY PROCEDURES............................................ 3

RECORD KEEPING REQUIREMENTS................................................... 4

CLASSIFICATION AND TYPES OF EXPLOSIVES.............................. 5

TRANSPORTATION OF EXPLOSIVES & EXPLOSIVE DEVICES..... 6

FIELD OPERATION................................................................................... 7

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR ETD

UPPER PRESSURE SWITCH......................................................... 8

PROCEDURES FOR RUNNING TOOL................................................... 9

21 SAFE LIFTING PRACTICES

Introduction........................................................................................ 1

Purpose..................................................................................................... 1

Affected Employees/Departments........................................... 1

Safe Lifting Techniques................................................................. 1

Alternative Material-Handling Techniques................... 2

Other Safe Work Techniques...................................................... 3

Proper Lifting Techniques............................................................ 4

22 WALKING & WORKING SURFACES

GENERAL.................................................................................................... 1

COMPANY POLICY................................................................................... 1

HOUSEKEEPING........................................................................................ 1

AISLES AND PASSAGEWAYS................................................................ 2

COVERS AND GUARDRAILS................................................................. 2

FLOOR LOADING PROTECTION........................................................... 2

GUARDING FLOOR AND WALL OPENINGS AND HOLES.............. 3

PROTECTION OF OPEN-SIDED FLOORS,

PLATFORMS, AND RUNWAYS.................................................... 4

STAIRS, RAILINGS AND GUARDS........................................................ 4

DEFINITIONS............................................................................................. 5

23 HIGH PRESSURE WATER BLASTING

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

POTENTIAL ENERGY OF HIGH PRESSURE WATER......................... 1

EQUIPMENT................................................................................................ 1

OPERATION SEQUENCE......................................................................... 3

PLANNING AND PREPARATION........................................................... 3

SAFETY PROCEDURES............................................................................ 3

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)..................................... 4

JETTING CONSIDERATIONS.................................................................. 4

FLEX LANCING......................................................................................... 4

LINE MOLEING.......................................................................................... 5

WATER BLASTING SAFETY RULES..................................................... 5

24 ERGONOMICS

PURPOSE..................................................................................................... 1

COVERED TASKS...................................................................................... 1

PROGRAM GOALS.................................................................................... 1

PROGRAM ELEMENTS............................................................................. 1

DEFINITION OF TERMS........................................................................... 9

25 OSHA INSPECTION PROCEDURES

PURPOSE..................................................................................................... 1

SCOPE.......................................................................................................... 1

GENERAL.................................................................................................... 1

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS................................................................... 1

CORPORATE ASSISTANCE..................................................................... 2

EVALUATION............................................................................................ 2

26 ACCESS TO EMPLOYEE EXPOSURE & MEDICAL RECORDS

SOURCE OF REGULATION..................................................................... 1

WHO MUST BE TRAINED........................................................................ 1

TRAINING FREQUENCY......................................................................... 1

TRAINING CONTENT............................................................................... 1

TRAINING QUALIFICATIONS................................................................ 1

RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTS.................................................... 1

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS/REQUIREMENTS..................................... 1

27 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY – OIL SPILL RESPONSE, REPORTING & PREVENTION

PREPARATION........................................................................................... 1

MANAGEMENT STATEMENT................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITIES & ACTIONS TAKEN BY CO. PERSONNEL...... 1

PREVENTION............................................................................................. 2

28 HAND TOOLS

INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE...................................................... 1

HAND TOOLS............................................................................................. 1

ELECTRICAL TOOLS................................................................................ 2

AIR TOOLS/RENTAL TOOLS................................................................... 2

HAZARDS.................................................................................................... 2

PROPER USE............................................................................................... 3

CORRECTIVE MEASURES....................................................................... 3

29 WORKPLACE VIOLENCE POLICY

MANAGEMENT STATEMENT................................................................. 1

DEFINITIONS............................................................................................. 1

EXAMPLES THAT CAN LEAD TO WORKPLACE VIOLENCE.......... 2

REPORTING................................................................................................ 2

DISCIPLINARY ACTION.......................................................................... 3

30 HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS PROCEDURE

Terms to Know...................................................................................... 1

Location Coordinates.................................................................... 2

Hurricane Type/Wind Speed/Storm Surge............................. 2...

NOAA Weather Radio Network................................................... 2

Phases........................................................................................................ 2

Preparation Checklist................................................................... 4

31 management of change

general.................................................................................................... 1

change in facilities......................................................................... 1

change in personnel........................................................................ 2

managing the changes................................................................... 2

DOCUMENT CONTROL............................................................................ 2

32 PERMIT TO WORK

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

PERMIT TO WORK..................................................................................... 1

PERMIT AUTHORITY................................................................................ 2

RESPONSIBLE PERSON........................................................................... 2

COMPETENT WORKER............................................................................ 3

PERMIT CANCELLATION........................................................................ 4

PRE-JOB SAFETY MEETINGS................................................................. 4

LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURE......................................................... 6

CONFINED SPACE PROCEDURES......................................................... 8

33 HM215

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

RESPONSIBILITIES................................................................................... 1

DEFINITIONS............................................................................................. 2

SECURITY AWARENESS TRAINING.................................................... 4

TRAINING FREQUENCY......................................................................... 4

34 HOT WORK

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

RESPONSIBILITY...................................................................................... 1

HOT WORK ENVIRONMENTS................................................................ 1

PROCEDURES............................................................................................ 1

THE HOT WORK PERMIT......................................................................... 3

TRAINING................................................................................................... 5

35 ASBESTOS

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

RESONSIBILITIES..................................................................................... 1

GENERAL PROCEDURE.......................................................................... 2

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS................................................................... 4

MONITORING............................................................................................. 5

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION................................................................. 7

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT................................................ 7

36 BENZENE

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 1

SCOPE.......................................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITY...................................................................................... 1

HEALTH EFFECTS..................................................................................... 1

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES.......................................................................... 2

TRAINING................................................................................................... 2

RETRAINING.............................................................................................. 3

WORK OPERATIONS................................................................................ 3

MEDICAL SURVELLANCE...................................................................... 4

SPILL AND LEAK PROCEDURES.......................................................... 4

EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES............................................. 5

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING & PPE............................................................ 5

TOOL SELECTION, EVALUATION & CONDITION............................ 7

WORK PRACTICES.................................................................................... 7

MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE.................................................................... 7

37 BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

SCOPE.................................................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

PROCEDURE......................................................................................................... 2

EXPOSURE DETERMINATION......................................................................... 2

HEPATITIS B VACCINATION (HBV)............................................................... 2

UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS............................................................................ 3

ENGINEERING & WORK PRACTICE CONTROLS........................................ 3

CLEAN UP PROCEDURES................................................................................. 3

WORK AREA RESTRICTION............................................................................. 4

HOUSEKEEPING.................................................................................................. 4

POTENTIALLY INFECTIOUS WASTE DISPOSAL......................................... 4

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.......................................................... 4

LABELS & SIGNS................................................................................................. 5

RECORDKEEPING INFORMATION................................................................. 5

AVAILABILITY OF RECORDS......................................................................... 5

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 6

TRAINING FREQUENCY................................................................................... 6

38 LEAD/CADMIUM

LEAD - INTRODUCTION................................................................................... 1

SCOPE.................................................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 2

WORK OPERATIONS.......................................................................................... 3

MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE.............................................................................. 3

ENGINEERING & WORK PLACE CONTRACTS............................................ 5

SIGNS..................................................................................................................... 5

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.................................................................................. 6

RECORDKEEPING............................................................................................... 8

DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................... 9

CADMIUM - PURPOSE..................................................................................... 10

SCOPE.................................................................................................................. 10

RESPONSIBILITIES........................................................................................... 10

TRAINING........................................................................................................... 11

POLICY/PROCEDURE....................................................................................... 12

39 CONFINED SPACE

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

WRITTEN PROGRAM.......................................................................................... 1

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 1

PERMIT REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE PROGRAM................................... 5

PERMIT SYSTEM.................................................................................................. 9

ENTRY PERMIT.................................................................................................. 10

TRAINING........................................................................................................... 11

DUTIES OF AUTHORIZED ENTRANTS......................................................... 12

DUTIES OF AUTHORIZED ATTENDANTS................................................... 12

DUTIES OF ENTRY SUPERVISORS............................................................... 13

RESCUE & EMERGENCY SERVICES............................................................ 14

PROCEDURES FOR ATMOSPHERIC TESTING............................................ 15

FORMAT FOR CONFINED SPACE PERMIT.................................................. 16

40 DISCIPLINARY PROGRAM

PROGRESSIVE DISCIPLINARY APPROACH................................................ 1

STEP DISCIPLINE................................................................................................ 1

MANAGEMENT/SUPERVISOR REVIEWS...................................................... 2

EMPLOYMENT..................................................................................................... 2

ENDORSEMENT................................................................................................... 2

41 ELECTRICAL SAFETY

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

FACILITY/DEPARTMENT EVALUATION....................................................... 1

SCOPE.................................................................................................................... 2

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 2

SELECTION & USE OF WORK PRACTICES................................................... 4

USE OF EQIPMENT.............................................................................................. 8

SAFEGUARDS FOR PERSONNEL PROTECTION........................................ 10

DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS POLICY........................................... 11

42 FALL PROTECTION

BASIC..................................................................................................................... 1

GENERAL.............................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

WRITTEN PROGRAM.......................................................................................... 1

STATEMENT OF POLICY................................................................................... 1

FACILITY/DEPARTMENT EVALUATION....................................................... 2

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 2

FALL HAZARD CONTROL PROCEDURES (FALL PREVENTION)............ 3

PROTECTIVE MATERIALS & HARDWARE................................................... 4

FALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS.......................................................................... 5

INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE...................................................................... 6

CONTROLLED ACCESS ZONES....................................................................... 7

MOST COMMON & MOST DANGEROUS FALL HAZARDS........................ 7

CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES................................................................ 7

DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................... 8

43 FIRE PROTECTION

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

SCOPE.................................................................................................................... 1

EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES.............................................. 1

WARNING & EVACUATION SYSTMES.......................................................... 2

EVACUATION...................................................................................................... 3

FACILITY/DEPARTMENT EVALUATION....................................................... 4

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN........................................................................... 4

FIRE PREVENTION PLAN.................................................................................. 5

PORTABLE FIRE SUPPRESSION EQUIPMENT.............................................. 5

FIRE PREVENTION POLICY............................................................................. 8

44 FIRST AID

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

SCOPE.................................................................................................................... 1

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 1

FIRST AID KIT...................................................................................................... 1

PROCEDURES...................................................................................................... 2

SEVERE BLEEDING............................................................................................ 2

SHOCK................................................................................................................... 2

BURNS................................................................................................................... 3

HEAT & COLD EXPOSURE................................................................................ 4

FRACTURES.......................................................................................................... 8

POISON.................................................................................................................. 9

45 FORKLIFT OPERATIONS

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

PROCEDURE......................................................................................................... 1

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 4

TRAINING FREQUENCY................................................................................... 5

CERTIFICATION.................................................................................................. 5

46 GROUNDING CONDUCTOR PROGRAM

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 1

POWER TOOL & ACCESSORIES, SELECTION,

EVALUATION & CONDITION.......................................................................... 1

POWER TOOL PRECAUTIONS.......................................................................... 3

METHODS OF GUARDING................................................................................ 3

INITIAL TRAINING............................................................................................. 4

REFRESHER TRAINING..................................................................................... 4

47 HYDROGEN SULFIDE (H₂S)

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

SCOPE/OVERVIEW............................................................................................. 1

HEALTH EFFECTS............................................................................................... 1

OSHA/NIOSH OVERVIEW................................................................................. 1

DOT OVERVIEW.................................................................................................. 1

NFPA OVERVIEW................................................................................................ 1

GENERAL OVERVIEW....................................................................................... 2

PERMIT REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE PROGRAM................................... 2

PROCEDURES FOR ATMOSPHERIC TESTING.............................................. 3

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 4

RETRAINING........................................................................................................ 5

WORK OPERATIONS.......................................................................................... 5

MONITORING & MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES....................................... 6

SPILL & LEAK PROCEDURES.......................................................................... 6

EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES....................................................... 7

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING & PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT...... 7

CONTINGENCY PLANS..................................................................................... 8

48 HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROCEDURES

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

HAZARD DETERMINATION............................................................................. 1

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDS)................................................. 1

CHEMICAL LISTS................................................................................................ 2

LABELING............................................................................................................ 2

EMPLOYEE TRAINING...................................................................................... 4

CONTRACT EMPLOYEES.................................................................................. 4

COMMUNICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR “NON-ROUTINE” TASKS..... 5

49 HAZWOPER

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

SCOPE.................................................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

PURPOSE............................................................................................................... 1

CONTRACTORS & SUBCONTRACTORS......................................................... 1

PROGRAM AVAILABILITY.............................................................................. 2

RESPONSE PLAN................................................................................................. 2

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 4

MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE.............................................................................. 7

ENGINEERING CONTROLS, WORK PRACTICES, & PERSONAL PROTECTIVE

EQUIPMENT FOR EMPLOYEE PROTECTION................................................ 9

DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................... 9

50 RCRA & HAZARDOUS WASTE

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

PURPOSE............................................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

PROCEDURE......................................................................................................... 2

REMEDIAL ACTION........................................................................................... 2

CONTENT.............................................................................................................. 3

KEY PERSONNEL & ALTERNATES (ORGANIZATION).............................. 3

SITE SPECIFIC MEDICAL MONITORING....................................................... 4

AIR MONITORING REQUIREMENTS.............................................................. 4

DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES............................................................. 4

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES....................................................... 5

DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES.................. 5

SITE CONTROL.................................................................................................... 6

51 LIFTING/MOBILE EQUIPMENT

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

OPERATOR QUALIFICATION/TRAINING REQUIREMENTS..................... 1

LOAD CHARTS/BOOM ANGLE INDICATORS.............................................. 3

INSPECTIONS....................................................................................................... 3

MAINTENANCE................................................................................................... 5

OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL LINES.................................................................... 6

OVERHEAD & GANTRY CRANES................................................................... 7

INSPECTIONS....................................................................................................... 8

SAFE OPERATION PROCEDURES................................................................... 8

52 CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY (LOCKOUT/TAGOUT)

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

WRITTEN PROGRAM.......................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

PROGRAM SCOPE/IMPLEMENTATION.......................................................... 1

FULL EMPLOYEE PROTECTION...................................................................... 2

ENERGY CONTROL PROCEDURE EXCEPTIONS......................................... 2

ENERGY CONTROL PROCEDURES................................................................ 3

FACILITY/DEPARTMENT EVALUATION....................................................... 3

PROTECTIVE MATERIALS & HARDWARE................................................... 3

PERIDOC INSPECTIONS & CERTIFICATIONS.............................................. 4

INITIAL TRAINING............................................................................................. 5

REFRESHER TRAINING..................................................................................... 5

ENERGY ISOLATION......................................................................................... 6

NOTIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES..................................................................... 6

APPLICATION OF CONTROL............................................................................ 6

RELEASE FROM LOCKOUT OR TAGOUT...................................................... 7

TESTING OF MACHINES AND/OR EQUIPMENT TEMPORARILY REMOVED

FROM SERVICE................................................................................................... 8

NON-COMPANY PERSONNEL (CONTRACTORS, ETC.).............................. 8

GROUP LOCKOUT OR TAGOUT...................................................................... 8

SHIFT OR PERSONNEL CHANGES.................................................................. 9

DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS INSTRUCTION................................. 9

53 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSURE PROGRAM

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

AUDIOMETIRC TESTING PROGRAM............................................................. 1

HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM........................................................ 2

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 6

RECORDKEEPING............................................................................................... 7

APPENDICES........................................................................................................ 7

DEFINITIONS..................................................................................................... 15

54 NORM (NATURALLY OCCURING RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL)

WHAT IS NORM?................................................................................................. 1

GENERAL POLICY.............................................................................................. 2

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 2

PERSONAL SAFETY .......................................................................................... 2

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 4

55 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 1

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE........................... 6

GUIDELINES........................................................................................................ 6

56 PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT

PURPOSE............................................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN........................................................................... 1

EMPLOYEE TRAINING...................................................................................... 1

PROCESS SAFETY INFORMATION................................................................. 2

OPERATING PROCEDURES & PRACTICES................................................... 2

PROCESS HAZARD ANALYSIS........................................................................ 2

NON-ROUTINE WORK AUTHORIZATIONS.................................................. 2

INVESTIGATION OF INCIDENTS & NEAR MISSES..................................... 3

TRADE SECRETS................................................................................................. 4

57 RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT PROGRAM

BASIS..................................................................................................................... 1

GENERAL.............................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

EMPLOYER & EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITY.............................................. 2

POLICY STATEMENT.......................................................................................... 2

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS............................................................................ 3

RESPIRATORY SELECTION POLICY.............................................................. 3

58 SANDBLASTING

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

ENGINEERING CONTROLS.............................................................................. 1

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 2

WORK OPERATIONS.......................................................................................... 2

EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES....................................................... 2

TOOL SELECTION, EVALUATION & CONDITION...................................... 3

SILICOSIS.............................................................................................................. 3

PERSONAL HYGIENE........................................................................................ 4

59 SCAFFOLDING

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

PURPOSE............................................................................................................... 1

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

SCAFFOLD USE PROCEDURES........................................................................ 2

INSPECTION & TAGGING................................................................................. 3

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 4

60 TRENCHING & SHORING PROCEDURES

SCOPE & APPLICATION ................................................................................... 1

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 1

INSPECTION/PROCEDURES............................................................................. 1

SOIL TYPES........................................................................................................... 1

TESTING METHODS............................................................................................ 3

SPOIL...................................................................................................................... 3

SURFACE CROSSING OF TRENCHES............................................................. 4

INGRESS & EGRESS............................................................................................ 4

EXPOSURE TO VEHICLES................................................................................. 4

EXPOSURE TO FALLING LOADS.................................................................... 4

WARNING SYSTEMS FOR MOBILE EQUIPMENT........................................ 4

HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERES & CONFINED SPACES............................... 5

TESTING FOR ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINANTS........................................ 5

STANDING WATER & WATER ACCUMULATION....................................... 5

BENCHING, SLOPING & SHIELDING REQUIREMENTS............................ 6

BENCHING............................................................................................................ 6

SLOPING................................................................................................................ 7

SHORING............................................................................................................... 8

SHIELDING........................................................................................................... 8

DEFINITIONS..................................................................................................... 10

61 WATER SURVIVAL

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 1

WORK CLOTHES................................................................................................. 2

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.......................................................... 2

PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES.................................................................. 2

DRUGS, ALCOHOL, & FIREARMS................................................................... 2

TRANSPORTATION............................................................................................. 3

SWING ROPE........................................................................................................ 6

PERSONNEL NET TRANSFERS......................................................................... 7

OFFSHORE ORIENTATION............................................................................... 7

62 WELDING & CUTTING

GENERAL.............................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITY................................................................................................ 1

FIRE PREVENTION & PROTECTION............................................................... 1

PROTECTION OF PERSONNEL......................................................................... 4

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.................................................................................. 6

WORK IN CONFINED SPACES......................................................................... 6

HEALTH PROTECTION & VENTILATION...................................................... 6

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS........................................................................ 10

TRAINING........................................................................................................... 11

SELECTION & USE OF WORK PRACTICES................................................. 12

COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS................................................................... 12

63 RIGGING

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

DEFINITION.......................................................................................................... 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

GENERAL INFORMATION................................................................................ 1

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS............................................................................. 2

REFRESHER TRAINING..................................................................................... 2

64 CRANE OPERATOR PROGRAM

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1

RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................. 1

OPERATORS QUALIFICATIONS...................................................................... 1

TRAINING............................................................................................................. 2

REQUALIFICATION TRAINING....................................................................... 2

CRANE INSPECTION.......................................................................................... 2

MAINTENANCE................................................................................................... 4

LOAD TEST CRITERIA....................................................................................... 4

65 SURFACE & SUBSURFACE SAFETY SYSTEMS

PURPOSE............................................................................................................... 1

DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................... 1

TRAINING PROGRAM GOALS/TASKS/TITLES............................................. 1

TRANSITION/COMPLIANCE............................................................................. 2

TRAINING RESPONSIBILITIES........................................................................ 2

API CERTIFIED BASIC PRODUCTION SAFETY SYSTEM

TRAINING PROGRAM........................................................................................ 6

TRAINING PLAN (1 DAY).................................................................................. 8

EXhibits & FORMS

1. Acknowledgement of Safety Manual

2. Hepatitis B Vaccination Waiver

3A. Accident Report

3B. Immediate Supervisors Accident Investigation Report

3C. Accident Investigation Witness Statement

4. Automobile Accident

5. Root Cause

6. Analysis of Unsafe Act

7. HSE Internal Audit Program

8. Hazard PPE Assessment

9A. Site Visit

9B. Safety Audit

10. Safety Inspection

11. Motor Vessel Inspection

12. Offshore Platform Checklist

13. New P&A Checklist

14. EES Maintenance

15. Respirator Forms

16. Employee Performance Evaluation

17. MSDS Request Forms

18. Daily Safety Meeting

19. Acknowledgement Missed Safety Meeting

20. Contractor Acknowledgement

21. Sub-Contractor Safety Review Process

22. Lift Truck Operators Daily Weekly Inspection Report

23. Equipment Evaluation

24. OS P&A Crane Pre Use Inspection Form

25. Standard Hand Signals for Controlling Derricks

26. Norm

27. Hot Work Permit

28. Confined Space Permit

29. LOTO Flow Chart

30. LOTO Work Permit

31. Fire Extinguisher

32. Wire Rope

33. Full Body Harness

34. Lanyard

35. Beam Glyders

36. SRL

37. SRL Sealed Unit

38. Tie Off Adapters

39. EES Safety Orientation

40. Disciplinary Action Form

41. Station Bill

42. Project Summary

43. JSA’S

44. Document Control Form

45. Safety Meeting Sign In Sheet

46. Safety Glasses Request Form