HASP - Health & Safety Plan (Site Specific) Flashcards
(21 cards)
HASP standard for…..
Health and Safety Plan
SSSP as Part of HASP
Site Specific Safety Plan - A site specific safety plan (SSSP) is essentially a written plan outlining the who, what, where, why, and when of the project. It should be completed for every project in order to outline the entire scope of work and exactly how you are going to keep employees safe.
HASP SSSP Includes:
* READ ENTIRELY BEFORE SIGNING
* Cover Page on General Details -
* HASP Site Structure & Duties - PM, SSO, ETC.
* Signature Page - Sign In Page
* Incident Information - What Happened
* Site Details - Map, Buildings, Roads, Size, Etc - Where
* Site Hazards Analysis - JSA’s Chem and Physical
* Scope of Work - Sampling, Removal, Etc.
* Exposure Controls - PPE, Permits, Standards
* HAZCOM & GHA (global harmonization system)
* Education and Training Requirements
* Medical Surveillance Programs
* Decontamination Guidelines
* Emergency Action Plan - Map to Hospital, Contact Info, Supplies
* Contigency Plans - Egress Plan (Exit Routes)
* Behavior Based Program
* On Site Interations
* Off Site Interations
HASP Site Specific
- Incident Information - What Happened
- Site Hazards - Chem/Phys
- Exposures Controls - PPE
- Education & Training Requirements
- Medical Surevillance Program
- Decontamination Guidelines
- Contingency Plans - Egresss Routes
- Site Map
- Hospital Route
HASP Site Specific - Incident Information
- Incident Information - What Happened
Date/name/location
General description
Site and emergency contacts
HASP Site Specific - Site control
Site control
Staging area,
security,
access point,
exclusion zone,
support zone locations**
HASP Site Specific - Hazard assessment
Site Hazards
Chemical
Signs and symptoms of exposure
SDS - Safety data sheet
Physical
Weather
Heat stress
Moving vehicles
Driving safety/distracted driving
Heavy equipment
Electrical
Fire and explosion
Hot work
Trip hazards
Noise
Eye protection
Water hazards
HASP Site Specific - Exposure control
Exposure control
PPE requirements
Regulated areas
Critical operations
HASP Site Specific - Education & Training
Education & training
Tool Box Talks
New Operations
HASP Site Specific - Medical Surveillance
Medical surveillance
HASP Site Specific - Safety equipment, location, responsibility
Safety equipment, location, responsibility
Fire extinguisher
Eye wash station
radio/communication
HASP Site Specific - Decontamination station
Decontamination station
HASP Site Specific - Contingency plans
Contingency plans
Escape route
Upwind & crosswind
Evacuation procedures
Upwind & crosswind
Alerting methods
Air horns, two-way radio, phones
HASP Site Specific - Site Maps
**Site maps
HASP Site Specific - Hospital route
Hospital route
Onsite Obligations
- Leave Car Keys in Unlocked Rental
- Leave Rental Agreement in Center Console
- Be Ready to Work on Mobilization
- ———Dressed Appropriate
- ———Address any Medical Concerns with P<
- RECORD ONE SET OF READINGS EVERY 15 min
- Be Professional
ASK PM IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS!
Community Monitoring
- Area Surrounding Work Zone
- May Have Citizens
- Typically Low Risk
- Breathing Zone
- Focus - Sensitive Receptors & High Occupancy Area
- ——— Nursing Homes, Schools, Etc
- Focus - Downwind
- Focus - Perimeter
Onsite Safety
- PPE = Steel Toe Boots, Safety Vest
- Level D - Hard Hat, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection
- Train Derailment - Steel Toes lace up 2” above Ankle
- KNOW - Emergency Assembly Points
- PUT ON - Hazard Lights when you pull over
- DO NOT - Text and Drive
- DO - Back In Parking - using a spotter
- DO - Work in Pairs on Night Shift
- DO - Report Anything Hostile
- DO - Stop Before RR Tracks - look both ways
- Never - Stop on RR Tracks
- DO - Keep Rental Car 1/2 Full
- DO - Drink Water and Get Sleep
- Never - Lay Instrucments on Car and Drive Away
Off Site Interactions
WE ARE THERE ON PEOPLE’S WORST DAY
* Do Not - Park Directly in front of Home
* Avoid Aiming Headlights into Home
* Try Move away from barking dogs
* No Loud Music
* Pay Attention to what is happening around you
* Try not to Annoy People
Off Site Interactions IF APPROACHED
- Be Professional - Eyes Always on you!
- Calmly Direct to IC (Incident Command,) PM (Project Manager) or PIO (Public Information Officer)
- DO NOT - Discuss Readings “if not safe I would not be there”
- If Agressive - LEAVE Immediately
Off Site Interactions - News Personnel
- Avoid Talking if Possible
- Avoid Being on Camera if Possible
- DO NOT - Answer any Questions - Direct to PIO or IC
- Be Professional - Eyes Always on you!
