Attachment C Safety Requirements.docx
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- Attached to
- Waste Container and Removal at the Milford Site
- Solicitation number
- UU196077592-1
- Issued by
- Salt Lake County, Utah
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Attachment C Safety Requirements.docx is a document from the University of Utah detailing safety protocols for contractors working at the Utah FORGE (Frontier Observatory for Research in Geothermal Energy) site. The document outlines comprehensive safety and environmental requirements that contractors must meet within two weeks of contract award, including providing electronic copies of company health and safety plans, OSHA training records, first aid certifications, and safety data sheets. Contractors are expected to comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 guidelines, participate in emergency drills and safety communication meetings, and engage in site safety walk-downs to identify and mitigate potential hazards.
The safety requirements are specifically related to the Waste Container and Removal Services contract at the Utah FORGE site in central Utah. Contractors must designate safety administrators, maintain up-to-date documentation, and be prepared to provide detailed safety information throughout the contract duration. The document emphasizes a proactive approach to workplace safety, requiring contractors to submit comprehensive safety documentation, participate in ongoing safety communications, and maintain a high standard of environmental and occupational safety practices at the research site.
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Utah FORGE Contractor Safety and Environmental site requirements (post award).
Utah FORGE contractors should be willing to comply with any of the following requirements within two weeks from the contract award date or anytime during the contract duration:
Provide a current electronic copy of their company’s Health, Safety and Environmental Plan.
Provide an electronic copy of their company’s OSHA training requirements and the frequency of training refresher requirements.
Provide electronic copies of site employee’s OSHA current training records.
Provide an electronic copy of site employee’s First Aid training.
Comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 guidelines and requirements.
Participate in various site-wide emergency and evacuation drills.
Provide the name and contact information of their company Safety Administrator and project safety administrator (if different).
Participate in the site safety communication meetings via zoom call, in-person, and email.
Participate in site safety walk-downs for the purpose of identifying and communication site safety issues, environmental issues, hazard identification and mitigation.
Provide a copy of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all anticipated chemicals to be used and consumed on site during the project. These can be updated as necessary.
Provide a copy of their company accident investigation forms and protocols.
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