| OSHA Challenge - Construction Track | 
		
	
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		| Stage I -- Management Leadership and Worker Involvement | 
		
	
		| 1.  Management Commitment - Actions Required | 
		
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		| 1.   Safety and Health Vision Statement.  Develop, issue, and communicate a Safety and  | 
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		|        Health Vision Statement (i.e., defining where the company wants to be). This Vision statement should  | 
		
	
		|        address the company’s desire to participate in OSHA Challenge. This process may include involving permanent  | 
		
	
		|        workers in the development of these documents. | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Safety and Health Policy Statement.   Develop, issue, and communicate a Safety and Health  | 
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		|       Policy Statement (i.e., what the site commits to doing). | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Leadership.  Company establishes a policy requiring managers to participate and demonstrate  | 
		
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		|      leadership in safety and health management system activities.   Managers set an example and behaviors that  | 
		
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		|      demonstrate a commitment to safety and health, such as attending training, participating in planning  | 
		
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		|      meetings, wearing PPE, encouraging workers to report hazards, injuries  | 
		
	
		|     and illnesses, enforcing the “if it’s not safe, we’re not doing it” principle, and performing other safety  | 
		
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		|     and health-related actions that are required of workers. | 
		
	
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		| 4.  Adequate resources and safety and health integration.  Develop a safety and health budget for the | 
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		|       present and for the future, including a plan for covering typical safety and health expenditures,   | 
		
	
		|       as well as unusual or emergency expenditures such as requirements for prompt correction of  | 
		
	
		|       uncontrolled hazards  Commit and ensure utilization of adequate resources to achieve this for OSHA   | 
		
	
		|       Challenge.  Take management action to begin integrating safety and health into other aspects of | 
		
	
		|       planning, such as planning for new equipment, processes, building materials, etc. Company | 
		
	
		|       establishes a policy/requirement that safety and health will be integrated into the overall  | 
		
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		|       planning and budgeting processes. | 
		
	
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		| 5.  Safety and health goals and objectives.  Establish, document, and communicate to workers  | 
		
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		|       the annual safety and health goals and objectives that are clear, attainable, measurable, and relevant to  | 
		
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		|       bringing about a safe and healthy work environment, as well as the policies and procedures that will help  | 
		
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		|       achieve these goals and objectives.  Goals should be based on outcome of baseline and trend analysis.   | 
		
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		|       Establish a policy/requirement that subcontractors will develop their goals and objectives supportive  | 
		
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		|       of the company goals in an equivalent manner. | 
		
	
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		| 6.  Clear lines of communication with workers and worker access.  Take action to establish clear  | 
		
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		|       lines of communication with all workers and ensure that they have reasonable access to top | 
		
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		|       management with regard to safety and health issues  Address issues of worker language barriers by  | 
		
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		|       providing safety and health information in languages spoken and understood by workers. | 
		
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		| 7.   Clear responsibilities, authority, and accountability for safety and health.  Clarify the safety  | 
		
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		|       and health responsibilities of each company worker and contractor working on the site/project: | 
		
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		|       a.   Identify who will be responsible for achieving safety and health goals and objectives. | 
		
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		|       b.   Identify specific persons to be accountable for meeting safety and health goals, including, | 
		
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		|             at a minimum, managers, supervisors, and specific safety and health staff; assign adequate  | 
		
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		|             authority, as appropriate to their level of responsibility; and explain their accountability and  | 
		
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		|             authority to all workers. | 
		
	
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		|       c.   Develop a safety and health accountability plan to hold managers, supervisors, and non-supervisory | 
		
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		|             workers accountable for meeting their responsibilities through a documented performance  | 
		
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		|             standards and appraisal system.  | 
		
	
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		|       d.  Establish a policy/requirement that subcontractors will adopt the company process for accountability  | 
		
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		|            plans and defining responsibilities or establish equivalent processes. | 
		
	
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		| 8.    Disciplinary plan. Establish a company policy/requirement for all workers that disciplinary action  | 
		
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		|        will be taken against any worker who does not comply with company rules, regulations, etc. | 
		
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		| 9.    Annual Self-Evaluation. No Action Required | 
		
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		| 2.  Worker Involvement - Actions Required | 
		
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		| 1.   Worker Safety and Health Perception Survey.  Evaluate the current safety and health practices  | 
		
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		|      at the total site and establish a baseline in the following areas for each of the following categories of  | 
		
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		|      personnel – managers, supervisors, and non-supervisory workers: | 
		
	
		|       a.   Levels of involvement in the safety and health management system | 
		
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		|       b.   Values regarding the importance of worker safety and health | 
		
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		|       c.   Perceptions of the effectiveness of the total company’s safety and health management system | 
		
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		|       d.   Perceptions of how well the culture encourages and supports reporting  | 
		
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		|             on hazards, accidents, and injuries | 
		
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		|       e.   Levels of compliance with rules or unwritten safety and health standards | 
		
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		|       f.    Perceptions regarding their roles, responsibilities, and accountability in ensuring safety  | 
		
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		|             and health on the total project/site | 
		
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		| 2.   Safety and Health Perception Survey Action Plan.  Develop an action plan to address the  | 
		
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		|       findings from the survey and begin implementation of the plan. | 
		
	
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		| 3.   Worker notification.  Notify company and subcontractor workers as follows: | 
		
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		|      a.   Inform managers, supervisors, non-supervisory workers of their rights under the Occupational  | 
		
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		|            Safety and Health (OSH) Act.  Take steps to encourage them to freely exercise their rights, especially that  | 
		
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		|           of freely reporting hazards in the workplace. | 
		
	
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		|       b.  Inform all workers, including new hires, of the company’s participation in OSHA Challenge.   | 
		
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		| 4.   Meaningful worker involvement.  Develop a plan, including an implementation schedule, for  | 
		
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		|       how to bring about the meaningful involvement of all managers, supervisors, and  | 
		
	
		|       non-supervisory workers through participation in various safety and health related activities.   | 
		
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		|       Specifically, for this OSHA Challenge: | 
		
	
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		|       a. Consistent with applicable labor laws, initiate the establishment of a few key teams  | 
		
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		|        (e.g., a safety and health planning team) representing different sectors of the site's staff, to bring about  | 
		
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		|         meaningful change. | 
		
	
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		|       b.  Begin to involve some workers in safety and health activities such as accident investigations. | 
		
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		|            Note: ensure that proper training is provided before workers conduct such activities. | 
		
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		| 3.  Subcontract Worker Coverage - Actions Required | 
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		|      following basic elements of an oversight and management system covering subcontractors: | 
		
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		|      a.  Equal safety and health protection.  Develop and begin implementing a plan for how to provide  | 
		
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		|           subcontractor workers with safety and health protection equal in quality to that provided to  | 
		
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		|           company workers. | 
		
	
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		|      b.   Adherence to safety and health rules.   Inform all subcontractors and their workers that they  | 
		
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		|           are required to adhere to all of the company’s safety and health rules, regardless of their status or the | 
		
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		|            length of time they perform work on the site/project. | 
		
	
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		|      c.  Hazards in subcontractor work areas.  Establish a requirement that subcontractors provide  | 
		
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		|            timely identification, correction, and tracking of uncontrolled hazards in their work areas. | 
		
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		| 2.  Subcontractor Selection Criteria.  Establish and begin implementing a policy/requirement defining  | 
		
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		|      the company’s subcontractor selection criteria that includes as a minimum, review of the previous three  | 
		
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		|      years of injury and illness records, and review of  written safety and health management systems. | 
		
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		| 3.  Removal Policy.  No action required | 
		
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		| Stage I -- Worksite Analysis | 
		
	
		| 1.  Baseline Safety and Industrial Hygiene Hazard Analysis - Required Actions | 
		
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		| 1.   Conduct a baseline safety and industrial hygiene hazard analysis to establish initial levels of company  | 
		
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		|      and subcontractor worker exposure ( baselines) for comparison to future levels, so  | 
		
	
		|      that changes can be recognized.  This study should include a review of previous accidents, injuries, and  | 
		
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		|      illnesses; complaints of workplace hazards; previous studies, etc. | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Ensure that the baseline survey accomplishes the following: | 
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		|      a.  Identifies and documents common safety hazards on the project/site and how they are controlled. | 
		
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		|      b.  Identifies and documents common health hazards on the project/site and determine if further  | 
		
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		|           sampling is needed. | 
		
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		|      c.  Identifies and documents safety and health hazards that need further study. | 
		
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		|      d.  Adequately covers the entire worksite and indicates who conducted the survey and when it was completed. | 
		
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		| 3.  Repeat the baseline survey only if warranted by significant changes (e.g., changes in processes,  | 
		
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		|      equipment, hazard controls, etc.). | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Hazard Analysis of Routine Jobs, Tasks, and Processes - Required Actions | 
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		|     and Federal safety and health regulations based on routine tasks performed. | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Begin to formalize a system to ensure workers are properly trained in the procedures implemented. | 
		
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		| 3.  Hazard Analysis of Significant Change - Required Actions | 
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		|      safety and health hazards of significant changes, new processes, and significant changes in design or  | 
		
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		|      engineering plans, materials, equipment, and facilities to identify uncontrolled hazards prior to the activity  | 
		
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		|      or use and recommend adequate hazard controls. | 
		
	
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		|       of significant changes, participate in company hazard analysis activities, or establish equivalent processes. | 
		
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		| 4.  Pre-Use Analysis - Actions Required | 
		
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		| 1.  If the company is considering new equipment, chemicals, facilities, or significantly different operations or  | 
		
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		|       procedures, conduct a pre-use analysis to review the potential safety and health impact on the workers. | 
		
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		| 2.  Develop and begin implementing a plan for how to integrate this practice into the procurement/design  | 
		
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		|       phase to maximize the opportunity for proactive hazard control. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Take proactive steps to ensure pre-use analysis continues to be integrated into the procurement/ | 
		
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		|       design phases. | 
		
	
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		|       participate in company activities, or establish equivalent processes. | 
		
	
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		| 5.  Industrial Hygiene Program - Required Actions | 
		
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		| 6.  Routine Self-Inspections - Required Actions | 
		
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		| 1.   Establish a routine self-inspection program and perform safety and health inspections on a regular basis. | 
		
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		| 7.  Accident Investigations - Required Actions | 
		
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		| 2.  Company investigates accidents and maintains written reports of the investigations.  Investigations should  | 
		
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		|      a.  Identify all contributing factors. | 
		
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		|      b. Document the entire sequence of relevant events. | 
		
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		|      c.  Recommend actions to prevent recurrence. | 
		
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		|      d.  Assign timeframes and responsibility for implementing recommended controls. | 
		
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		|      investigation, or establish equivalent processes. | 
		
	
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		| 8.  Hazard Reporting System for workers - Required Actions | 
		
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		|       loss runs, etc. to determine the areas that should be concentrated on. | 
		
	
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		| 2.   Share information and seek supervisor and worker input for a suggested plan of action for  | 
		
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		|      peer groups, OSHA Challenge Coordinator) for guidance. | 
		
	
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		| 9.  Trend Analysis - Required Actions | 
		
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		|       on a thorough review of OSHA 300 logs, workers' compensation claim forms, and accident reports.  | 
		
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		| 2.   Begin developing a plan for conducting an analysis of other safety and health-related information | 
		
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		|       (e.g., hazards identified during inspections, worker reports of hazards, accidents, near-misses, etc.) | 
		
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		|      for the purpose of establishing or detecting trends, planning, and setting goals. | 
		
	
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		| Stage I -- Hazard Prevention and Control | 
		
	
		| 1.  Certified Professional Resources - Actions Required | 
		
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		|      are certified, competent, and qualified to perform baselines pertinent to the work activity involved. | 
		
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		| 2.  Hazard Elimination and Control Methods - Actions Required | 
		
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		|      the potential seriousness of injury, illness, property loss, frequency of exposure, and long- term effects.    | 
		
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		|      Establish an action plan for correction. | 
		
	
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		| 2.   Identify options and select the most appropriate option or combination of options for hazard elimination  | 
		
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		|       and control methods, including engineering controls, administrative controls, work practices, and  | 
		
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		|       PPE. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Take steps to ensure that the selected controls are appropriate to the project/site’s hazard(s); understood and  | 
		
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		|       followed by all affected parties; equitably enforced through the disciplinary system; written, implemented,  | 
		
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		|       and updated as needed; used by workers; and incorporated into training, positive reinforcement,  | 
		
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		|       and correction programs. | 
		
	
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		| 4.  Require subcontractors to adopt company hazard elimination and control system or implement  | 
		
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		|      an equivalent system. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Hazard Control Programs - Actions Required | 
		
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		| 1.   Conduct an inventory of existing hazard control programs required by OSHA standards  | 
		
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		|      (e.g., PPE, Hazard Communication, Respiratory Protection, Lockout/Tagout, Confined Space  | 
		
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		|       Entry, Process Safety Management, or Bloodborne Pathogens). | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Review existing programs to identify what is missing or unsatisfactory. | 
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		| 3.  Develop missing programs and modify existing programs, as needed, to meet all OSHA guidelines,  | 
		
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		|       including training requirements. | 
		
	
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		| 4.  Develop and distribute to workers appropriate company safety and health rules, requirements,  | 
		
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		|       procedures, manuals, etc., necessary to define and communicate company hazard control programs. | 
		
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		| 5.  Require subcontractors to adopt and implement company hazard control programs or establish  | 
		
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		|       equivalent programs. | 
		
	
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		| 4.  Occupational Health Care Program - Actions Required | 
		
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		| 1.   Records Review.  Conduct a thorough review of injury/illness records (see above) and ensure  | 
		
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		|      they are in order. | 
		
	
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		| 2.   Licensed health care professionals.  Provide workers access to licensed health care professionals  | 
		
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		|       who can provide onsite or offsite services and emergency services.  | 
		
	
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		| 3.   Subcontractor Health Care. Require subcontractors to provide access to health care services, as  | 
		
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		|      required, based on results of the baseline safety and health analysis including physician and  | 
		
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		|      emergency medical care. | 
		
	
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		| 5.  Preventative Maintenance of Equipment - Actions Required | 
		
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		|       maintenance schedule. | 
		
	
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		| 2.   Require subcontractors to adopt and implement the company preventive maintenance process,  | 
		
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		|      participate in the company if necessary, or establish an equivalent system. | 
		
	
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		| 6.  Tracking of Hazard Correction - Actions Required | 
		
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		|       responsibility for correction, establish timeframes for correction, and follow up to ensure total abatement. | 
		
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		|        equivalent system. | 
		
	
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		| 7.  Emergency Preparedness and Response - Required Actions | 
		
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		|      responding during all shifts to all types of emergencies (fire, chemical spill, accident, terrorist threat,  | 
		
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		|       natural disaster, etc.). | 
		
	
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		| 2.   Conduct at least one evacuation drill and assess how well the procedures worked. | 
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		| 3.   Make available and explain to all workers emergency procedures and services, including  | 
		
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		|       within a reasonable time and distance. | 
		
	
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		| 4.   Conduct at least one training class on first aid and CPR so that there is at least one trained worker  | 
		
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		|        for each shift . | 
		
	
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		| 5.   Require subcontractors to adopt the company emergency procedures or equivalent procedures, and  | 
		
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		|        participate in company emergency drills and activities listed above. | 
		
	
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		| Stage I -- Safety and Health Training | 
		
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		|  1.  Safety and Health Training - Required Actions | 
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		|      a.   Ensure OSHA required training is performed, documented, and up-to-date. | 
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		|      c.   Ensure that training is conducted by persons who have specific subject matter knowledge or expertise. | 
		
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		|           workplace-related illnesses; protective measures; safe work procedures  | 
		
	
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		|      d.  What is required PPE,  why it is required, its limitations, how to use it, and how to maintain it | 
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		|      d.  What is required  PPE, why it is required, its limitations, how to use it, and how to maintain it | 
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		| Stage I -- Documentation | 
		
	
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		| 4.  Budget documents showing allocated resources for Safety and Health | 
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		| 12.   Safety and Health Perception Survey form | 
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		| 13.   Results of Safety and Health Perception Survey and plan for addressing changes | 
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		| 14.  Trend analysis results | 
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		| 15.   Accident Investigation procedure | 
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		| 16.  Hazard correction action plan | 
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		| 18.  Preventive maintenance inventory | 
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		| 19.  Written emergency procedures | 
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		| Stage II -- Management Leadership and worker Involvement | 
		
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		| 1.  Management Commitment - Required Actions | 
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		| 1. Safety and Health Mission and Policy Statements.  Continue to communicate the company’s  | 
		
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		|     Safety and Health Vision and Policy Statements to Company and subcontractor workers.  Incorporate  | 
		
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		|     appropriate information about the Safety and Health Vision and Policy Statement into the company’s  | 
		
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		|     orientation training for new workers and subcontractors.  Include the company’s vision and policy in  | 
		
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		|      contract bid documents. | 
		
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		| 2.  Leadership.   Company managers continue setting an example through behaviors that demonstrate  | 
		
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		|      safety and health related activities, including examples of activities established in Stage I.  Require  | 
		
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		|      subcontractors to begin implementing a policy/requirement on leadership and participation  or  follow  | 
		
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		|      established policies and requirements of the subcontractor. | 
		
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		| 3.  Adequate resources and safety and health integration.  Continue committing and ensuring the  | 
		
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		|      utilization of adequate resources to support safety and health activities and programs  | 
		
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		|      including of certified safety and health and licensed health care professionals.  Improve the integration   | 
		
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		|      of safety and health into other planning and budgeting processes.  | 
		
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		| 4.  Safety and health goals and objectives.  Review progress towards achievement of the company  | 
		
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		|      safety and health goals and objectives, as well as the policies and procedures to meet them; revise and  | 
		
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		|      communicate new annual goals and objectives, as appropriate. Require that subcontractors develop  | 
		
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		|      goals and objectives that are consistent with and supportive of the Company’s overall goals related to  | 
		
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		|      OSHA Challenge participation.  Selected subcontractors begin implementing requirement. | 
		
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		| 5.   Clear lines of communication with workers and worker access.  Continue to take  | 
		
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		|       necessary action to clarify lines of communication with Company and subcontractor workers and ensure  | 
		
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		|       access to senior management regarding safety and health issues. | 
		
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		| 6.  Clear responsibilities, authority, and accountability for safety and health.   Continue  | 
		
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		|      clarifying safety and health expectations for company and subcontractor workers on the site. | 
		
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		|      a.   Begin implementing the accountability plan for Company managers, supervisors, and safety and  | 
		
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		|            health staff;  incorporate performance,  responsibilities, and standards for safety and health, as well as the  | 
		
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		|      b.  Communicate management expectations regarding everyone’s safety and health responsibilities. | 
		
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		|      c.   Support the authority of designated staff members who are accountable for safety and health goals. | 
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		|      d.   Communicate which Company personnel are responsible for achieving safety and health goals and  | 
		
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		|      e.  Monitor the performance of all Company managers, supervisors, and specific safety and health staff  | 
		
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		|           members; giving them specific and timely feedback on performance; requiring corrective action plans if  | 
		
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		|           needed; conducting performance appraisals; providing commensurate rewards and recognition for good  | 
		
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		|           performance; and implementing consequences for poor performance. | 
		
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		|       f.  Require that subcontractors adopt and begin implementing the Company accountability planning process  | 
		
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		|           or establish an equivalent process. | 
		
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		| 7.  Disciplinary plan.  Develop and begin implementing a disciplinary plan (policy, procedures,  | 
		
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		|      with rules and requirements.  Require that subcontractors adopt and begin implementing the company  | 
		
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		|      procedure or establish equivalent processes. | 
		
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		| 8.  Annual self-evaluation of safety and health management system. Develop a written company   | 
		
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		| 2.   Safety and Health Perceptions Survey Change Plan.  Implement the company’s Safety and  | 
		
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		| 3.  Worker notification.  Notify new Company  managers, supervisors, and non-supervisory  | 
		
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		|       workers of their rights under the OSH Act,  of the company’s participation in OSHA Challenge, | 
		
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		|      and any other pertinent information.  Incorporate this information into the company's orientation for | 
		
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		| 4.  Worker involvement.  Implement the company worker involvement plan, developed in Stage I,  | 
		
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		|      a.   The formation of new and/or greater participation in safety and health teams to meet the company’s  | 
		
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		|       b.   Increase worker participation as part of safety and health teams that conduct accident/ | 
		
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		|             near-miss investigations, self-inspections, and job hazard analyses. | 
		
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		|       c.   Require subcontractors to adopt and begin implementing the company worker involvement plan,  | 
		
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		|             participate in activities per contract and/or agreement, or establish equivalent plans. | 
		
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		| 3.  Subcontract Worker Coverage - Required Actions | 
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		|      a.    Equal safety and health protection.  Work with subcontractors to improve and continue  | 
		
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		|             implementing the subcontractor program begun in Stage I to the point that provides protections  | 
		
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		|             equal to company programs. | 
		
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		|       b.   Adherence to safety and health rules.  Improve process for requiring subcontract workers who  | 
		
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		|             work onsite whether regular or temporary to adhere to all of the company’s safety and health rules,  | 
		
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		|             regardless of their status or the length of time they perform work onsite.  The process must include  | 
		
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		|             advising subcontractor workers that disciplinary action will be taken against workers that do not  | 
		
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		|             follow company rules and requirements. | 
		
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		|      c.    Subcontractor selection and oversight.  Implement a policy and process for addressing  | 
		
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		|             safety and health performance of potential bidders, including the review of written safety and health plan  | 
		
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		|             and injury and illness rates, in subcontractor selection and oversight. | 
		
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		|      d.   Hazards in subcontractor work areas.  Ensure subcontractors improve and formalize their own  | 
		
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		|            processes for the timely identification, correction, and tracking of uncontrolled hazards in their work  | 
		
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		|            areas and operations. | 
		
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		|      e.   Removal of subcontractor for violations. Company establishes and implements a penalty policy  | 
		
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		|            and process for safety or health violations in subcontractor work areas including removal and/or  | 
		
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		|            financial penalties. | 
		
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		| 1.  Baseline Safety and Industrial Hygiene Hazard Analysis - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company requires as a contract requirement that subcontractors must perform a baseline safety and IH  | 
		
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		|      hazard analysis for the work they are contracted and assigned to perform.  Subcontractors begin performing  | 
		
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		|      the required baseline safety and IH hazard analyses. (See IH Required Actions below) | 
		
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		| 2.  Hazard Analysis of Routine Jobs, Tasks, and Processes - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Identify and document safety and health hazards of routine jobs, tasks, and processes and  | 
		
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		|      recommend adequate hazard controls by conducting task-based or system/process hazard analyses  | 
		
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		|      when the routine jobs, tasks, and processes have had injuries/illnesses associated with them or have: | 
		
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		|      experienced significant incidents or near-misses; are perceived as high-hazard tasks, i.e., they could  | 
		
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		|      result in a catastrophic explosion, electrocution, or chemical overexposure; or are required by a regulation | 
		
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		|      or standard.  Identify the steps of the task or procedure being analyzed, the hazard controls currently  | 
		
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		|      in place, recommendations for needed additional hazard controls, dates conducted, and  | 
		
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		|      the responsible parties. | 
		
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		| 2.  Update the hazard analysis as appropriate, such as when the environment, procedures, or equipment  | 
		
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		|      change or when errors are found that invalidate the most recent hazard analysis. | 
		
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		| 3.  Require subcontractors to adopt and begin implementing the company hazard analysis of routine system  | 
		
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		|      or establish equivalent plans.  Subcontractors begin performing effective hazard analysis of routine work. | 
		
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		| 3.  Hazard Analysis of Significant Changes  - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company continues identifying and documenting safety and health hazards of significant changes, including  | 
		
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		|      but not limited to: non-routine tasks (e.g., performed less than once per year) and new processes, materials,  | 
		
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		|      equipment, and facilities.  Company identifies uncontrolled hazards prior to the activity or use and recommends  | 
		
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		|      adequate hazard control measures. | 
		
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		| 2.  Subcontractors implement policy and begin identifying and documenting safety and health hazards of  | 
		
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		|      significant changes in the work they are contracted to perform, including but not limited to non-routine tasks. | 
		
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		| 4.  Pre-Use Analysis - Outcomes Achieved - Required Actions | 
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		|      or procedures, conduct a pre-use analysis to review the potential safety and health impacts on workers. | 
		
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		| 2.  Subcontractors begin to perform pre-use analysis for work they are contracted to perform. | 
		
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		| 5.  Industrial Hygiene (IH) Program - Required Actions | 
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		| 1. The site develops a written IH Program to  establish procedures and methods for identifying, analyzing, | 
		
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		|     and controlling health hazards to prevent occupational disease.  The written program must address | 
		
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		|     sampling issues, including sampling methods, performed by whom, compared to what, required documentation, | 
		
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		|     and how communicated to workers. | 
		
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		| 2.  Company begins implementing the IH Program by doing the following: | 
		
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		|      a.  Follow up on the results of the baseline study conducted in Stage I. | 
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		|      b.  Establish and implement sampling frequencies – a schedule for sampling identified hazards  | 
		
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		|           – and conduct additional sampling as needed, based on findings of the baseline hazard analysis,  | 
		
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		|           review of chemicals, worker reports of hazards, previous exposures, and reports of illnesses.  | 
		
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		|      c.  Begin implementing appropriate controls for hazards identified in Stages I and II.  | 
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		| 3.  Company requires subcontractors to adopt and implement the company IH program for the work they  | 
		
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		|      are contracted to perform or establish an equivalent program. | 
		
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		| 4.  Subcontractors establish and begin implementing IH program activities discussed above, follow up on  | 
		
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		| 6.  Routine Self-Inspections - Required Actions | 
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		|      including a tool or checklist, the inspection schedule, the members of the regular self-inspection teams to  | 
		
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		|     be created, recording of findings, responsibility for abatement, and tracking of identified hazards for  | 
		
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		|     timely correction. | 
		
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		| 2.  Start self-inspections, at a minimum, by competent persons and cover the entire site at least weekly. | 
		
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		| 3.  Company requires subcontractors to adopt and implement the company routine inspection program or  | 
		
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		|      establish an equivalent program. | 
		
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		| 4.  Subcontractors have adopted an equivalent documented routine self-inspection system program and have | 
		
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		|      begun performing routine inspections of work areas and the activities they are contracted to perform. | 
		
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		| 7.  Hazard Reporting System for workers  - Required Actions | 
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		|     allows workers to use specific tools to inform management staff without fear of reprisal, about  | 
		
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		|     potential hazardous conditions, accidents, and near-misses. | 
		
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		| 2.  Determine and communicate to workers how they will receive feedback on actions taken regarding  | 
		
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		|      the hazards they report. | 
		
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		| 3.  Company requires subcontractors to adopt and implement the company worker hazard reporting system  | 
		
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		|      or establish an equivalent system. | 
		
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		| 4.  Subcontractors begin to implement an equivalent worker hazard reporting system for work areas and  | 
		
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		| 8.  Investigation of Accidents and Near-Misses - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company and subcontractors continue investigating accidents, following the guidelines established in Stage I. | 
		
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		| 2.  Company and subcontractors expand their accident investigation procedures to include near-misses  | 
		
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		|      and begin investigating near-misses, following the same guidelines established in Stage I for  | 
		
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		|      investigating accidents. | 
		
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		| 3.  Company and subcontractors continue making findings and corrective actions available to workers  | 
		
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		|      on request (although actual investigation records need not be provided). | 
		
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		| 9.  Trend Analysis - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Conduct a trend analysis of the other safety and health-related information not yet studied | 
		
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		|     near-misses, etc.) for the purpose of establishing or detecting trends, planning, and setting goals. | 
		
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		| 2.  Conduct another trend analysis of injury and illness history if a year has gone by since the  | 
		
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		| 3.  Company requires subcontractors to adopt and implement the company systems for trend analysis or  | 
		
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		| Stage II -- Hazard Prevention and Control | 
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		| 1.  Certified Professional Resources  - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company ensures adequate resources such as certified safety and health professionals, licensed | 
		
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		| 2.  Subcontractors ensure the availability to certified safety and health professionals and licensed  | 
		
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		|     health care professionals as needed. | 
		
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		| 2.  Hazard Elimination and Control Methods - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company prioritizes hazards identified in this stage based on seriousness and frequency of injury or illness  | 
		
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		|      or property loss, frequency of exposure, and long- term effects.  Establish an action plan for correction. | 
		
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		| 2. Company identifies options and selects the most appropriate option or combination of options for  | 
		
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		|     hazard elimination and control methods, including engineering controls (including protective safety devices),  | 
		
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		|     administrative controls, work practices, and PPE. | 
		
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		| 3.  Company takes steps to ensure that the selected controls are: appropriate to the site’s hazard(s);  | 
		
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		|     understood and followed by all affected parties; equitably enforced through the disciplinary system; written,  | 
		
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		|     implemented, and updated as needed; used by workers; and incorporated into training, positive  | 
		
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		|     reinforcement, and correction programs. | 
		
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		| 4.  Subcontractors adopt equivalent hazard control methods and have begun implementing the controls listed  | 
		
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		|      above in the work it has been contracted to perform. | 
		
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		| 3.  Hazard Control Programs - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company continues implementing hazard control programs required by OSHA standards.  Modify and  | 
		
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		|      improve, as needed. | 
		
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		| 2.  Company continues training all workers on these programs, as needed. | 
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		| 3.  Company establishes necessary hazard control programs in compliance with new OSHA standards, if any. | 
		
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		| 4.  Subcontractors adopt and begin implementing equivalent hazard control programs in the work they  | 
		
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		| 4.  Tracking of Hazard Correction - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Continue implementing and improving the documented system established in Stage I to record  | 
		
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		|      hazards identified. | 
		
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		| 2.  Record priority, responsibility for correction, timeframes for correction, and follow-up to ensure total  | 
		
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		|      hazard abatement. | 
		
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		| 3.  Subcontractors have begun implementing a hazard correction tracking system for hazards identified in  | 
		
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		|      the baseline hazards analyses, trend analysis, and self inspection. | 
		
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		| 5.  Preventive Maintenance of Equipment - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company reviews the equipment inventory developed in Stage I. | 
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		| 2.  Company establishes and begins following a preventive maintenance schedule to monitor and maintain  | 
		
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		|     equipment so it can be replaced or repaired on a schedule according to manufacturers’ recommendations. | 
		
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		| 3.  Subcontractors adopt equivalent preventive maintenance systems and begin implementation by  | 
		
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		|      inventorying equipment and material needing preventive maintenance. | 
		
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		| 6.  Occupational Health Care Program - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.   Licensed health care professionals.  Company provides workers access to licensed health care  | 
		
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		|       professionals who can provide onsite or offsite services. | 
		
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		| 2.   Health services, as needed.  Company arranges for health services, such as pre-placement physicals,  | 
		
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		|       audiograms, and lung function tests for workers, as needed, based on the outcomes of the baseline  | 
		
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		|        safety and health analysis. | 
		
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		| 3.  Subcontractors determine how to provide equivalent access to licensed health care, physician care, and | 
		
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		|       emergency services for their workers working on site. | 
		
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		| 4.  Subcontractors and company (per agreements) begin providing occupational health care for  | 
		
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		|       subcontractor workers. | 
		
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		| 5.  Information will be communicated to workers in writing and will be a part of the worker site  | 
		
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		|       orientation program. | 
		
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		| 7.  Emergency Preparedness and Response - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company and subcontractors continue communicating the emergency procedures .  | 
		
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		| 2.  Company and subcontractors improve emergency procedures and services, including provisions for  | 
		
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		|      emergency medical care, emergency transportation, emergency clinics, or hospital emergency rooms. | 
		
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		| 3.   Company and subcontractors establish an Emergency Response team including:  persons trained in first aid  | 
		
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		|       and CPR available on all shifts (or an alternative that is at least as effective).  Increase the number of  | 
		
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		|       trained individuals from Stage I. | 
		
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		|  4.  Company and subcontractors conduct at least one evacuation drill, assess how well the procedures  | 
		
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		|       worked, and improve the emergency procedures, as needed. | 
		
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		| Stage II -- Safety and Health Training | 
		
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		| 1. Safety and Health Training - Required Actions | 
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		| 1.  Company and subcontractors continue to provide training to managers, supervisors, non-supervisory  | 
		
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		|      workers, and subcontractors following the general guidelines established in Stage I. | 
		
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		| 2.  As needed, company and subcontractors continue to provide current or new managers, supervisors,  | 
		
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		|      non-supervisory workers, subcontractors, and designated safety and health staff all the required training  | 
		
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		|      established in Stage I. | 
		
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		| 3.  In addition to required training established in Stage I, at a minimum, company and subcontractors provide the  | 
		
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		|      following types of training to designated safety and health staff and others with assigned safety and health  | 
		
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		|      responsibilities to help them develop the knowledge and skills necessary to perform their assigned tasks.   | 
		
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		|      a. How to develop a disciplinary plan | 
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		|      b. How to develop a system and written procedures to annually evaluate the total site’s safety  | 
		
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		|        and health management system | 
		
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		|      c. How to conduct hazard analyses of significant changes | 
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		|      d. How to conduct pre-use analyses | 
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		|      e. How to conduct IH sampling, if applicable | 
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		|      f.  How to conduct an annual evaluation of the site’s safety and health management system | 
		
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		| 4.  In addition to required training established in Stage I, at a minimum, subcontractors provide their workers  | 
		
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		|       protective measures, and safe work procedures for the work they are contracted to perform. | 
		
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		| 5.  Minutes, charters, mission statements of safety and health teams | 
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		| 6.  Subcontractor program documentation – updated to include additional policies established in this stage | 
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		| 8.  Written IH Program - and any sampling results since the baseline | 
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		| 9.  Documentation showing implementation of hazard controls and their effectiveness | 
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		| 10.  Written Preventive Maintenance schedule and system | 
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		| 11.  Emergency Procedures – updated since Stage I | 
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		| 12.  Training matrix and records | 
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		| 13.  Revised S&H Goals and Objectives | 
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		| 14.  Annual self evaluation procedure | 
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		| 15.  Policy on subcontractor removal | 
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		| Stage III -- Management Leadership and worker Involvement | 
		
	
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		| 1.  Safety and Health Mission and Policy Statements.  Continue to communicate the  | 
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		|      workers understand the statements.  Ensure that appropriate information about the company’s  | 
		
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		|      demonstrate total commitment to safety and health (see examples in Stage I).  Ensure total involvement of  | 
		
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		|      all executives, managers, and supervisors in the safety and health related activities and programs. | 
		
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		| 3.  Adequate resources and safety and health integration.  Managers continue committing and  | 
		
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		|      ensuring the utilization of adequate resources to support safety and health activities and programs.   | 
		
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		|      Ensure that safety and health is routinely integrated into all planning processes at the site, for both  | 
		
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		| 4.  Safety and health goals and objectives.  Company and subcontractors review, revise, and  | 
		
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		|      continue communicating, as appropriate to this Stage, the previous year’s safety and health goals and  | 
		
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		|      objectives, as well as the policies and procedures to meet them.  Ensure that safety and health goals  | 
		
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		|      and objectives are routinely considered in planning for and implementing the various activities  | 
		
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		|      and programs. | 
		
	
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		| 5.  Clear lines of communication with workers and worker access.  Continue to take  | 
		
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		|      necessary action to clarify lines of communication with all workers and subcontractors and ensure  | 
		
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		|      reasonable access to senior management with regard to safety and health issues. Take proactive steps      | 
		
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		| 6.  Clear responsibilities, authority, and accountability for safety and health.  Company  | 
		
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		|      and subcontractors continue clarifying safety and health expectations for each worker working on the  | 
		
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		|      project/site.  Ensure that all workers understand and accept their safety and health roles and  | 
		
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		|      responsibilities.  Continue supporting the authority of designated staff members who are accountable  | 
		
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		|      for achieving safety and health goals and objectives.  In addition: | 
		
	
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		|     a.   Ensure that safety and health performance elements have been incorporated into the written  | 
		
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		|          and non-supervisory workers, as well as subcontractors. | 
		
	
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		|     b.   Incorporate safety and health responsibilities into the job descriptions and performance plans  | 
		
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		|           of all non-supervisory workers and ensure that every individual’s safety and health | 
		
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		|           their safety and health performance. | 
		
	
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		|     c.    Develop and implement a system of rewards and recognition for exemplary safety | 
		
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		|            and health performance. | 
		
	
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		| 7.  Disciplinary plan.  Improve and continue implementing the disciplinary plan, developed in Stage I  | 
		
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		|      ensuring equitable enforcement as required.  Enforce the plan to ensure higher levels of compliance to  | 
		
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		|      achieve the desired outcomes. | 
		
	
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		| 8.  Annual self-evaluation of safety and health management system.  Company and subcontractors   | 
		
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		|      implement systems and written procedures to annually evaluate the entire site’s safety and health mgt.  | 
		
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		|      systems. The evaluations may be conducted by company and/or subcontractor workers with managers,  | 
		
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		|      qualified corporate staff, or trained outsiders.  The evaluations must: identify in a written narrative report  | 
		
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		|      recommendations, timelines, and assignment of responsibilities for improvements; and document actions  | 
		
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		|      taken to satisfy the recommendations.  The company must conduct at least one annual self-evaluation of  | 
		
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		|      its safety and health management system in this stage.  The company must conduct additional  | 
		
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		|      self-evaluations each year they remain in OSHA Challenge.  If applicable, a self-evaluation | 
		
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		| 2.  Worker Involvement - Required Actions | 
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		|      Perception Survey to identify further improvements. | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Safety and Health Perception Survey Change Plan.  Company continues implementing the Safety and  | 
		
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		|      Health Perception Survey Change Plan developed in Stage I. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Worker notification.  Company continues notifying new managers, supervisors, and non-supervisory  | 
		
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		|      workers of their rights under the OSH Act and of the site’s participation in OSHA Challenge.  All changes  | 
		
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		|      will be incorporated into the company’s orientation training for new workers and subcontractors. | 
		
	
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		|      responsibilities for all company and subcontractor workers working on the site or project. | 
		
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		|      involvement plan developed in Stage I and refined in Stage II.  Additionally for Stage III the company will: | 
		
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		|           Stage III are established and that there is broad and active worker participation in these teams. | 
		
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		|      b.  Ensure that audits, accident/incident investigations, self-inspections, and job hazard analyses are | 
		
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		|            routinely conducted by regular teams that have broad and active worker representation. | 
		
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		| 5.  Take proactive steps for subcontractor worker participation.  Encourage more active  | 
		
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		|      and open worker participation by all subcontractor workers and continue to develop programs to  | 
		
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		|      include more participation for subcontractor workers where appropriate. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Contract Worker Coverage - Required Actions  | 
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		|  safety and health rules and continue to enforce for safety and health violations. | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Subcontractor selection and oversight.  Continue to improve and implement subcontractor oversight  | 
		
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		|      program. Take proactive steps to ensure that subcontractors receive safety and health protection equal to  | 
		
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		|      that received by company workers; that they adhere to the company’s  safety and health rules and are  | 
		
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		|      removed promptly for safety and health violations; that company management considers contractors’ safety  | 
		
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		|      and health management systems and performance in selecting subcontractors and overseeing their work. | 
		
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		| 3.  Subcontractor hazard correction.  Ensure that the subcontractors have the ability to identify, correct,  | 
		
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		|      and track uncontrolled hazards in work areas for which they are responsible. | 
		
	
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		| 4.  Removal Policy.  Ensure subcontractors and multi-tier subcontractors are aware of the penalty policies  | 
		
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		|      and possible their possible removal for serious safety and health violations that go uncorrected. | 
		
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		| 5.  Safety and health management systems for subcontractors.  Continue working with subcontractors and  | 
		
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		|      encourage and support the development and operation of their own effective safety and health  | 
		
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		|      management systems. | 
		
	
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		| Stage III -- Worksite Analysis | 
		
	
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		| 1.  Baseline survey.  Company and subcontractors repeat the baseline survey only if necessitated by  | 
		
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		|      significant changes (e.g., changes in processes, equipment, hazard controls, etc.). | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Hazard analyses of routine jobs, tasks, and processes.  Company and subcontractors continue  | 
		
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		|      conducting hazard analyses, following guidelines specified in Stage II, to identify, analyze, and control  | 
		
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		|      hazards at the site.  Specifically, for this Stage: | 
		
	
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		|      a.   Identify hazards of routine jobs, tasks, and processes and recommend adequate hazard controls  | 
		
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		|            by conducting task-based or system/process hazard analyses when the routine jobs, tasks,  | 
		
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		|            hazard analysis.  Follow the guidelines established in Stage II. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Hazard analysis of significant changes.  Company and subcontractors continue to identify and | 
		
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		|      document safety and health hazards of significant changes, including but not limited to non-routine tasks  | 
		
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		|      (e.g., performed less than once a year) and new processes, materials, equipment, and facilities to identify  | 
		
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		|      uncontrolled hazards prior to the activity or use and recommend adequate hazard controls. | 
		
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		| 4.   Pre-use analysis   | 
		
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		|       a.  Company and subcontractors when considering new equipment, chemicals, facilities, or significantly  | 
		
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		|            different operations or procedures, continue to conduct a pre-use analysis (defined in Stage II)  | 
		
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		|            to review the potential safety and health impact on the workers at a level of detail appropriate  | 
		
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		|            considering the perceived risk and the number of people who may be affected. | 
		
	
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		|        b.  Company develops and begins implementing a plan for how to integrate this practice into the  | 
		
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		|             procurement/design phase to maximize the opportunity for proactive hazard controls and requires  | 
		
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		|             that subcontractors adopt and implement the company or an equivalent plan. | 
		
	
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		|        c. Company and subcontractors take proactive steps to ensure that pre-use analysis continues to be  | 
		
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		|             integrated into the procurement/design phase. | 
		
	
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		| 5.   Industrial hygiene program.  Company and subcontractors continue implementing the IH programs to  | 
		
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		|       identify, analyze, and control health hazards to prevent occupational disease. | 
		
	
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		| 6.   Routine self-inspections   | 
		
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		|       a. Company and subcontractors continue implementing the documented system for routinely  | 
		
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		|           scheduled self-inspections of the workplace developed in Stage II. | 
		
	
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		|       b. Company and subcontractors continue conducting self-inspections by designated safety and  | 
		
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		|           health staff, with the participation of other non-supervisory workers. | 
		
	
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		|       c. Company and subcontractors take proactive steps to ensure that self-inspections are routinely  | 
		
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		|           conducted and the entire worksite is covered at least weekly. | 
		
	
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		| 7.  Hazard-reporting system. Company and subcontractors continue implementing the hazard-reporting system  | 
		
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		|      and encourage more active  reporting.  Implement program improvements as needed.   | 
		
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		|      meetings, newsletters, e-mail messages, bulletin board postings, Intranet postings, etc.). | 
		
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		|      Take proactive steps to encourage all workers to freely make suggestions and report hazardous | 
		
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		|      conditions without fear of retaliation. | 
		
	
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		| 8.  Investigation of accidents and near-misses.  Company and subcontractors continue investigating  | 
		
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		|      accidents and near-misses, as needed, following the guidelines specified in Stages I and II. | 
		
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		| 9.  Trend analysis.  Company takes proactive steps to implement systems for trend analysis of company  | 
		
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		|      and subcontractor safety and health information and to ensure that the process takes place regularly (at least  | 
		
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		|      annually) as scheduled for all types of safety and health information and is used in setting future goals to  | 
		
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		|      address identified trends of accidents, injuries, and illnesses. | 
		
	
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		| Stage III -- Hazard Prevention and Control | 
		
	
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		| 1.  Certified professional resources.  Company and subcontractors continue to provide necessary resources  | 
		
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		|      such as appropriate use certified safety professionals (CSP), Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIH), and other  | 
		
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		|      professionals and experts as needed based on the risks at the site. | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Hazard elimination and control methods.  Company and subcontractors continue to proactively identify  | 
		
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		|      hazards through all means and select options or combinations of options to eliminate or control hazards  | 
		
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		|      protective safety devices), administrative controls, work practices, and PPE.   | 
		
	
		|      Correct all hazards identified in this and previous stages, including long-term abatement projects,  | 
		
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		|      before graduating from Stage III. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Hazard control programs.  Company and subcontractors continue to maintain all hazard control programs  | 
		
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		|      required by an OSHA standard, complying with all rules, requirements, and guidelines, including an  | 
		
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		|      annual review and training if required.  Take proactive steps to establish hazard control programs, if any,  | 
		
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		|      required by new OSHA standards and to modify or update existing programs, as needed. | 
		
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		| 4.  Hazard correction tracking.  Company and subcontractors continue to implement and improve the  | 
		
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		|      company’s documented hazard tracking system.  Take proactive steps to improve the tracking system,  | 
		
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		|      ensure that it is fully implemented, and communicate with all workers throughout the process on the status  | 
		
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		|      of specific hazards identified until they are totally abated. | 
		
	
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		| 5.  Preventive maintenance of equipment.  Company and subcontractors continue to implement the  | 
		
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		|      preventive maintenance schedule on equipment to prevent any hazardous conditions.  Take proactive steps  | 
		
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		|      to ensure that the company and subcontractors have an established, routinely-observed preventive  | 
		
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		|      maintenance schedule and that preventive maintenance is automatically part of future systems. | 
		
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		| 6.  Occupational health care program.  Company and subcontractors take proactive steps to continue  | 
		
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		|      providing effective occupational health care programs, including: | 
		
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		|          health services, and emergency physician and medical care; improve the program based  | 
		
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		|          on all available safety and health information.    | 
		
	
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		|       b. Expand use of licensed health care providers to include site visits to help identify causes | 
		
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		|           and symptoms of occupational injuries and illnesses.  Ensure care provided is within the scope  | 
		
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		|           schedule of licensure and standard operating procedures.  | 
		
	
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		| 7.   Emergency preparedness and response.  Company and subcontractors continue to improve, communicate,  | 
		
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		|       and implement the written procedures for responding during all shifts to all types of emergencies.  | 
		
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		|       there is at least one fully operational emergency response team in every shift.  Encourage use of AEDs, as  | 
		
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		|       appropriate, and training on their use. Take proactive steps to ensure full implementation and   | 
		
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		|       automatic tracking of the site’s emergency preparedness and response program and procedures.  Establish  | 
		
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		|       a HAZMAT Team if necessary and consult with local fire department to ensure adequate coverage for  | 
		
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		|       fire, explosion, or chemical release. | 
		
	
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		| Stage III -- Safety and Health Training | 
		
	
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		| 1.  Company and subcontractors continue to provide training to all workers following the general  | 
		
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		|      guidelines specified in Stage I. | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Company and subcontractors take proactive steps to improve and continue providing training on  | 
		
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		|      specific topics, as needed. | 
		
	
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		| 3.  Company and subcontractors provide training for workers on how to recognize and control hazardous   | 
		
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		|      conditions and the signs and symptoms of workplace-related illnesses and injuries. | 
		
	
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		| Stage III -- Documentation | 
		
	
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		| 2.  Hazard analysis form showing analysis of non-routine tasks or significant changes  | 
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		| 4.  Annual self-evaluation of the company’s safety and health management program  | 
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