Attachment I - Site Visit Accident Prevention Plan (SVAPP) Template.pdf

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This is a Site Visit Accident Prevention Plan (SVAPP) template issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Center (CEHNC) for use during site surveys and visits only, effective February 2025.

The SVAPP is a mandatory safety planning document required prior to any site survey or visit activity and must be accepted by the CEHNC Safety Office before work commences. The plan explicitly prohibits physical work activities; any task requiring physical work must use the full Accident Prevention Plan (APP) form ENG 6293 per EM 385-1-1, Chapter 2-7. The document establishes requirements for contractor information, CEHNC project manager coordination, personnel responsibilities, and emergency response procedures. Key personnel include the Team Leader (responsible for briefing all team members and submitting the completed SVAPP to the CEHNC PM after survey completion) and a Safety Officer/Designated Representative who assists with instruction and oversight. All team members must receive briefing and sign the Survey Team Statement prior to site visit commencement. Section 4 requires that activities will stop if site conditions change or new hazards arise not addressed in the plan.

The SVAPP requires hazard evaluation and risk management assessment in Section 8, with overall risk levels categorized as Extremely High, High, Medium, or Low. Only LOW risk site visits are permitted to use this SVAPP; higher risk activities require notification of CEHNC Safety Office and a full APP. Emergency response planning must include identification of medical facilities, emergency contacts, available transportation for injured personnel, and at least one CPR-trained employee on each shift. Minimum Personal Protective Equipment requirements include suitable clothing, long pants, protective boots (open-toed shoes prohibited), hard hats in areas with head injury hazards, safety glasses with side shields when eye hazards exist, and hearing protection when noise hazards are known or expected. Prime contractors must report all mishaps within 24 hours per EM 385-1-1 Chapter 2-8.d to the Contracting Officer/Representative.

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1 | P a g e CEHNC SVAPP, February 2025 This SVAPP supersedes the SVAPP version dated 15 June 2024.

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

HUNTSVILLE CENTER (CEHNC)

SITE VISIT ACCIDENT PREVENTION PLAN (SVAPP)

FOR SITE VISITS ONLY

Purpose: This SVAPP is ONLY TO BE USED FOR SITE SURVEY/VISITS and must be accepted by the CEHNC Safety Office prior to survey/visit. No type of physical work shall be allowed/conducted with this form. If physical work is required the CEHNC Safety Office must be notified because the task will require a full Accident Prevention Plan (APP) using the mandatory ENG Form 6293 (Accident Prevention Plan Worksheet) per the EM 385-1-1, Chapter 2-7.

Process: With the assistance of the CEHNC PM, coordination shall be made with the installation prior to conducting the site survey. Coordination with the PM is also required if photographs and/or video recordings are determined necessary/required.

Responsibility: The Prime Contractor shall ensure ALL members (including subcontractors) of the site survey team are briefed on and comply with the provisions within this SVAPP and the applicable EM 385-1-1 safety requirements prior to survey/visit beginning. After the brief the Team Lead shall ensure each Team Member signs the Survey Team Statement on the last page of this document.

Note: CEHNC personnel, contractors, and all subcontractors must comply with all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) laws, EM 385-1-1, and all state and local mandates. This SVAPP is not intended to define full compliance with OSHA or other safety laws, codes, or regulations. Compliance with these requirements is to maintain a safe work environment for the contractor or subcontractor employees remains the Contractor’s responsibility.

1. Contractor Information a. Date Prepared:

b. Contract Number: c. Task Order Number:

d. Contractor’s Name: e. Contractor’s Address:

f. Project Site Location: g. Date of Site Visit:

h. Prepared by: i. Telephone Number:

j. Signature: k. E-mail Address:

2. CEHNC Information

a. Project Manager (PM) Name: b. Telephone Number:

3. Purpose of Site Visit (Examples: Field survey, records search/review, site investigation, inspection)

Detailed Description:

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4. Personnel Responsibilities

a. Team Leader (TL) is responsible for ensuring all the information/requirements contained in this

SVAPP and any other applicable topics are correct and effectively communicated to all involved team members prior to the commencement of the activity. The TL is responsible for submitting the signed SVAPP to the CEHNC PM after survey/visit is completed for recordkeeping purposes.

i. TL Name: ii. TL Telephone Number:

b. Safety Officer/Designated Representative (SO/DR) will assist the TL in the instruction/briefing and oversight of the requirements of this SVAPP during all activities.

i. SO/DR Name: ii. SO Telephone Number:

c. Will activities stop if site conditions change or hazards arise that are not addressed on this SVAPP?

Yes: No:

d. Team Members (TMs) will all read or be briefed on the contents of this SVAPP during the tailgate meeting (required)? Yes: No:

e. Will all TMs sign the Survey Statement at the end of this document prior to the actual site visit commencing (required)? Yes: N o:

5. Emergency Response.

Note: Prior to site survey, arrangements shall be made for first aid and emergency medical treatment.

a. What method/s will be utilized to summon emergency services (cell phone, two-way radio, land line, etc.)?

Emergency POC Phone # Emergency POC Phone # Medical Facility Facility Contact Fire Department Local Police Military Police CEHNC PM

b. What means of transport will be readily available to transport injured or ill personnel (e.g., POV, Company Vehicle, etc.)?

c. At least one employee (preferably two) on each shift shall be qualified to administer first aid and CPR. Provide name(s) of CPR trained individuals below and attach proof of training.

1. Name: Telephone number:

2. Name: Telephone number:

Not applicable (Survey will be completed by one individual):

Note: If task involves access to a remote or restricted area, the Two Person or Buddy System will be used. The two persons must maintain contact by line of sight and orally at all times. Emergency communication (Cell phone, radios, etc.) must be readily available at all times.

d. A map delineating the best route to the nearest medical facility shall be prepared and readily available onsite for TMs to access? Submit map with form. Yes No

e. Briefly Describe Emergency Response Procedures:

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6. General Description of Survey Activities (Check all that apply) Walk-through Drive-through Off Road Off Paths/Trails On/Near Roadway Over on Water Fly Over Fence Line Crawlspace Basement Attic Roof near edges Warehouse Hospital Clinic Office Building Equipment Room Control Tower Mechanical Room Penthouse Mezzanine Pits and Sumps Catwalks

7. Types of Hazards to consider (Check all that apply) Eye Head Foot Slips/Trips/Falls Heat Stress Cold Stress Climbing Fall From Heights Electrical High Traffic Area Vehicle Heavy Equipment Work from height Water Material Handling Lifting Environment Insects Snakes Biological Flammable Mat. Toxic Materials Chemicals Fire Electrical Tools Hand Tools Excavations Mechanical Confined Space Squatting/Bending Hand/Finger Near Energized

Equipment Fatigue Strain Struck By

Note: All checked hazards shall be addressed in Section 8 below

8. Hazard Evaluation (Risk Management)

a. Hazards b. Controls c. Risk Level

d. Overall Risk Level (After all controls are implemented)

Extremely High High Medium Low Note: Only LOW Risk Site Visits are permitted to use this SVAPP. If Risk is above LOW then the CEHNC Safety Office must be notified and the work will require an APP per the EM 385-1-1, Chapter 2-7.

9. Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE).

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a. Employees shall wear clothing suitable for the weather and work conditions. Check the minimum PPE that will be utilized:

i. Short/long sleeve shirt ii. Long pants

iii. Leather or other protective boots Open-toed shoes are prohibited

iv. Hard Hat In areas with potential hazard of head injury

v. Safety glasses with side shields When eye hazards exist.

vi. Hearing protection When noise hazards are known or expected

vii. viii.

10. Mishap Reporting

a. Will the Prime Contractor report all mishaps per the requirements of EM 385-1-1 Chapter 2-8.d to the Contracting Officer/Contracting Officer Representative (KO/COR) as soon as possible but not more than 24 hours afterwards? Yes No

11. Contractor Additional Comments:

12. CEHNC Safety Office

a. Name: b. Date Reviewed:

c. Accepted: Yes: No:

13. CEHNC Additional Comments:

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U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville

SVAPP Team Statement Note: This statement is the record to be maintained in the government/Contractor’s on-site files through the entire life of the task order or project. The statement should only be completed prior to the actual visit taking place.

1. Team members will sign this statement:

a. Prior to the start of the site visit b. When a change is made to this document.

2. I have read, or have read to me, and understand the specific safety and environmental requirements, and will abide by the contents contained in this SVAPP. I have been briefed and trained in and am familiar with my requirements to safely conduct the site visit.

Print Name Office Signature Date

3. Team Leader/Safety Officer presenting briefing:

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a Date Prepared:
b Contract Number:
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