Attachment 10 AMP400-ENV-OC-2.4.3-CC.pdf
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- 23-021127 MMAC PV#2 Phase-2 Array Federal contract opportunity
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- 6973GH-25-R-00189
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This document is an Operational Control Document (AMP400-ENV-OC-2.4.3-CC) focused on Storm and Surface Water Discharges for Construction Contractors. The document outlines environmental management procedures for construction activities that may impact storm and surface water, with specific operational controls including compliance with OPDES permits, City of Oklahoma City ordinances, and MMAC Stormwater Pollution Prevention Policy. Key responsibilities are assigned to the Site Supervisor of the Construction Contractor, who must ensure proper training, implement environmental protection measures, and submit required documentation. The document requires annual review and provides guidelines for addressing potential environmental risks, such as land disturbances and construction material storage, with AMP-400 inspectors authorized to issue advisory notices if environmental protection measures are not maintained.
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AMP400-ENV-OC-2.4.3-CC
(Storm and Surface Water Discharges - Construction Contractors)
Document Revision Log
Status (Baseline/ Revision/
Admin Change/
Canceled)
Document Revision
Effective Date Description
Baseline 0.0 11/9/2016 Initial Release Revision 1.0 5/15/17 Update
NO CHANGE 03/02/22 KC
Revision: 0.0 Document Number: AMP400-ENV-OC-2.4.3-CC
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Operational Control Document
1. Significant Environmental Aspect and/or Significant OSH Hazard:
Storm and Surface Water Discharges - Construction Contractors
2. Document Control Code:
AMP400-ENV-OC-2.4.3-CC
3. Source of Aspect/Hazard (activities):
Construction activities causing land disturbances/ Storage of construction material
4. Compliance Obligations (specific to activities):
MMAC-EMP-2.4.3
5. Operational Controls (such as engineering, administrative where applicable):
Comply with OPDES permit, City OF OKC ordinances and MMAC SWPP Construction contractor training on the MMAC stormwater pollution prevention policy Inspection of construction worksites
6. Maintenance plan(s) for the operational controls:
Review this document annually and update as necessary
7. Actions to be taken if controls fail:
AMP-400 inspectors send advisory notices if environmental protection measures are not maintained.
8. Record(s):
Advisory notices.
Construction contractor training (required for badging).
Stormwater awareness training.
9. Responsibility:
Controls (from Section 5 above) Responsible Individual
Comply with OPDES permit, City OF OKC ordinances and MMAC SWPP
Site Supervisor – Construction Contractor
Contractor awareness training Site Supervisor – Construction Contractor Construction site inspections AMP-400 Inspectors – Contract Support
10. Competency (as evidenced by training, experience, or education.)
Title or Name Competence
Construction Contractor See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
AMP-400 Inspectors See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
1.0
Revision: 0.0 Document Number: AMP400-ENV-OC-2.4.3-CC
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Authorization DateJONATHAN
C BERKMAN
Digitally signed by
JONATHAN C BERKMAN
Date: 2021.03.22 10:54:43 -05'00'
3/22/21
AMP400-ENV-OC-2.5-CC
(Solid Waste Generation – Construction Contractor)
Document Revision Log
Status (Baseline/ Revision/
Admin Change/
Canceled)
Document Revision
Effective Date Description
Baseline 0.0 11/9/2016 Initial Release
Revision: 1.0 Document Number: AMP400-ENV-OC-2.5-CC
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Operational Control Document
1. Significant Environmental Aspect and/or Significant OSH Hazard:
Solid Waste Generation - Construction Contractor
2. Document Control Code:
AMP400-ENV-OC-2.5-CC
3. Source of Aspect/Hazard (activities):
Generation of construction debris
4. Compliance Obligations (specific to activities):
MMAC-EMP-2.5
5. Operational Controls (such as engineering, administrative where applicable):
Reduce the amount of construction waste where possible Recycle construction materials where possible.
Submit monthly waste management report to AMP-100 for projects over $100,000
6. Maintenance plan(s) for the operational controls:
Review this document annually and update as necessary
7. Actions to be taken if controls fail:
Conduct after-action meetings to discuss necessary corrective actions.
8. Record(s):
Certificate of contractor conformance (AAQ record) Monthly waste management reports
9. Responsibility:
Controls (from Section 5 above) Responsible Individual
Reduce construction waste and recycle where possible
Construction Contractor
Monthly waste management report Construction Contractor
10. Competency (as evidenced by training, experience, or education.)
Title or Name Competence
Construction Contractor See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
Authorization DateJONATHAN
C BERKMAN
Digitally signed by
JONATHAN C BERKMAN
Date: 2021.03.22 10:56:06 -05'00'
AMP400-OSH-OC-3.1-CC
(Electrical – Construction Contractor)
Document Revision Log
Status (Baseline/ Revision/
Admin Change/
Canceled)
Document Revision
Effective Date Description
Baseline 0.0 11/9/2016 Initial Release
Revision: 0.0 Document Number: AMP400-OSH-OC-3.1-CC
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Operational Control Document
1. Significant Environmental Aspect and/or Significant OSH Hazard:
Electrical – Construction Contractor
2. Document Control Code:
AMP400-OSH-OC-3.1-CC
3. Source of Aspect/Hazard (activities):
Removal and installation of circuits and equipment during the demolition, construction or remodeling phases. Unknown circuits may be energized during the demolition phase
4. Compliance Obligations (specific to activities):
MMAC-OSHMP-3.1
5. Operational Controls (such as engineering, administrative where applicable):
Circuits are de-energized and locked or tagged out prior to work Electrical systems and componenets are installed by certified electricians.
Electrical plans and safety concerns are discussed during pre-construction meetings Construction inspections
6. Maintenance plan(s) for the operational controls:
Review this document annually and update as necessary
7. Actions to be taken if controls fail:
AMP-400 inspector will initiate an advisory notice if safety hazards are observed and not immediately corrected
8. Record(s):
Construction contractor training (required for badging) Advisory notices
9. Responsibility:
Controls (from Section 5 above) Responsible Individual
Ensure personnel are trained to appropriate levels of electrical safety
Site Supervisor - Construction Contractor
System lockout/tagout Site Supervisor - Construction Contractor Construction site inspections AMP-400 Inspectors – Contract Support
10. Competency (as evidenced by training, experience, or education.)
Title or Name Competence Construction Contractor
See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
Revision: 0.0 Document Number: AMP400-OSH-OC-3.1-CC
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AMP-400 Inspectors See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
Authorization DateJONATHAN
C BERKMAN
Digitally signed by
JONATHAN C BERKMAN
Date: 2021.03.22 10:59:42 -05'00'
AMP400-OSH-OC-5.1-CC
(Falls – Construction Contractors)
Document Revision Log
Status (Baseline/ Revision/
Admin Change/
Canceled)
Document Revision
Effective Date Description
Baseline 0.0 11/9/16 Initial Release
Revision: 0.0 Document Number: AMP400-OSH-OC-5.1-CC
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Operational Control Document
1. Significant Environmental Aspect and/or Significant OSH Hazard:
Falls - Construction Contractors
2. Document Control Code:
AMP400-OSH-OC-5.1-CC
3. Source of Aspect/Hazard (activities):
Work on elevated surfaces Work on ladders and scaffolding Use of stairs and ramps Trip hazards from equipment, tools, cords, stairs, curbs, uneven surfaces, etc.
Slip hazards from wet floors, ice on ground, leaking equipment, etc.
4. Compliance Obligations (specific to activities):
MMAC-OSHMP-5.1
5. Operational Controls (such as engineering, administrative where applicable):
Ensure personnel are trained to levels appropriate to their exposure to fall hazards Visual inspection of portable ladders prior to each use Scaffolds are inspected by competent person qualified in scaffold erection prior to use and daily thereafter Inspections of construction worksites
6. Maintenance plan(s) for the operational controls:
Review this document annually and update as necessary
7. Actions to be taken if controls fail:
AMP-400 inspector will initiate an advisory notices if safety hazards are observed and not immediately corrected.
Conduct after-action meetings to discuss necessary corrective actions.
8. Record(s):
Construction contractor training (required for badging) Advisory notices
9. Responsibility:
Controls (from Section 5 above) Responsible Individual Ensure personnel are trained to appropriate levels of fall protection
Site Supervisor - Construction Contractor
Visual inspection of portable ladders Site Supervisor - Construction Contractor Scaffold inspections Site Supervisor - Construction Contractor Construction site inspections AMP-400 Inspectors – Contract Support
10. Competency (as evidenced by training, experience, or education.)
Revision: 0.0 Document Number: AMP400-OSH-OC-5.1-CC
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Construction Contractor See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
AMP-400 Inspectors See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
Authorization DateJONATHAN
C BERKMAN
Digitally signed by
JONATHAN C BERKMAN
Date: 2021.03.22 11:08:38 -05'00'
AMP400-OSH-OC-8.1-CC
(Physical – Construction Contractor)
Document Revision Log
Status (Baseline/ Revision/
Admin Change/
Canceled)
Document Revision
Effective Date Description
Baseline 0.0 11/9/16 Initial Release Revision 1.0 5/8/19 Changed maximum wind speeds
Revision: 1.0 Document Number: AMP400-OSH-OC-8.1-CC
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Operational Control Document
1. Significant Environmental Aspect and/or Significant OSH Hazard:
Physical – Construction Contractor
2. Document Control Code:
AMP400-OSH-OC-8.1-CC
3. Source of Aspect/Hazard (activities):
Sharp edges are exposed during construction, demolition and remodeling on sheet metal, glass edges, broken tile, and tools Flying debris and particles may be emitted during drilling, grinding, sawing, welding, and wind gusts Crushing may occur from hammering activities, heavy equipment operation, falling structures and equipment, and excavation cave-in Use of power tools, powder actuated tools, jack hammers, sledge hammers, saws, etc…
4. Compliance Obligations (specific to activities):
MMAC-OSHMP-8.1
5. Operational Controls (such as engineering, administrative where applicable):
Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is worn as necessary (gloves, hard hats, safety glasses, steel toed boots, etc.).
Roof work prohibited in winds of 23 MPH sustained / 35 MPH gusts or more.
Trench boxes / shoring or 1.5:1 slope of occupied trenches.
Power tools are used in accordance with manufacturer guidelines.
Machine and tool guards are used as appropriate.
Inspection of construction worksites.
6. Maintenance plan(s) for the operational controls:
Review this document annually and update as necessary
7. Actions to be taken if controls fail:
AMP-400 inspector will initiate an advisory notices if safety hazards are observed and not immediately corrected.
8. Record(s):
Construction contractor training (required for badging) Advisory notices
9. Responsibility:
Controls (from Section 5 above) Responsible Individual
PPE is worn as necessary Site Supervisor - Construction Contractor Construction site inspections AMP-400 Inspectors – Contract Support
10. Competency (as evidenced by training, experience, or education.)
Revision: 1.0 Document Number: AMP400-OSH-OC-8.1-CC
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Construction Contractor See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
AMP-400 Inspectors See signature in Section K (Clause 4560 of contract) (Certification of Contractor Conformance to the MMAC EOSHMS)
Authorization DateJONATHAN
C BERKMAN
Digitally signed by
JONATHAN C BERKMAN
Date: 2021.03.22 11:13:23 -05'00'
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