B08-Attach 7_DUVRI_.pdf

This is a Single Document for the Assessment of Interfering Risks (DUVRI) prepared under Italian Legislative Decree 81/08, Article 26, paragraph 3, for a maintenance and repair contract at USAG Italy DMC.

The contract involves maintenance and repair of generators, fire pumps, and compressors at USAG Italy DMC facilities in Tirrenia, Pisa, with an estimated completion of 70 working days requiring 2-3 technicians. The Commissioning Employer is Comando USA SETAF (Darby Military Community, Via Aurelia, Tirrenia, PI). The document identifies the organizational structure, including the DMC Manager (Timothy M. Andersen), Safety Officer (Ing. Chiara Chelossi), Public Works Manager (Lorenzo Molina), and relevant personnel responsible for occupational health, workers' safety, and emergency response.

The DUVRI document comprehensively catalogs potential risks present within the USAG Italy DMC buildings, including mechanical hazards (falling objects, equipment operation, overhead crane movement), electrical hazards (voltage exposure), vehicular traffic risks (collision, crushing, interference with refueling/trash operations), environmental hazards (biological risks, toxic materials at Building 5143, tree debris), and communication risks from non-Italian speaking personnel. Scheduled work phases require contractor personnel to obtain facility authorization and passes before entry, maintain speeds not exceeding 40 km/h, coordinate with area representatives, clear work zones of bystanders, use fall protection for work exceeding 2 meters above stable surfaces, and maintain proper signage and safety equipment. The document mandates contractor-provided first aid qualified employees, fire wardens, and coordination with Comando USA SETAF security and emergency services (Fire Department, Carabinieri). Cost of safety measures includes required staffing, protective equipment, coordination procedures, and implementation of specified preventive and protective measures outlined in the DUVRI. Contractor responsibilities include monitoring correct execution, maintaining communication with the Commissioning Employer regarding any changes affecting risk conditions, and implementing coordinated actions to eliminate identified hazards.