C270017_BUS_BASE_PROTOCOL.pdf

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IFB 250017 Facility Modifications at Santa Ana Bus Base Operations Building
Solicitation number
250017
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Orange County, California

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This document is a Bus Base Visit Protocol established by the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) for facility access and safety compliance at the Santa Ana Bus Base Operations Building, which is the subject of Invitation for Bid (IFB) 250017 for Facility Modifications. The protocol outlines mandatory safety requirements and procedures that all contractors, proposed bidders, and visitors must follow when accessing OCTA maintenance bases. All personnel are required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including ANSI Class 2 reflective vests, proper closed-toe footwear, and eye protection as required. Upon arrival at the facility, all individuals must report to the Maintenance Shift Supervisor with an appropriate OCTA employee escort, sign in, receive a briefing on potential hazards and emergency procedures, and adhere to restrictions on cell phone usage outside of buildings. Job walk visitors must remain within their assigned group and follow all safety instructions throughout their visit.

Upon completion of any facility visit, all personnel must sign out with the Maintenance Shift Supervisor before departing the property. The protocol reflects OCTA's core safety value for all employees, visitors, and members of the public across all transit-related operations. This protocol is essential for all prospective bidders planning to conduct site visits or attend job walks related to the facility modifications project, as compliance with these safety procedures is a condition of facility access and participation in the bidding process.

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Bus Base Visit Protocol

OCTA has a core value of Safety for all employees, visitors, and the public for all transit related operations, therefore Bus Base Rules are established to prevent incidents and injury.

OCTA Maintenance bases require proper personal protective equipment (PPE) while at the bus base maintenance areas.

Basic PPE includes;

1. ANSI Class 2 Reflective Vest

2. Proper clothing foot ware (i.e., no open toe shoes, sandals, high heel shoes, etc.)

3. Proper eye protection as required

All Contractors (proposed bidders, visitors, etc.) upon arrival shall report into the base Maintenance Shift Supervisor, with the appropriate OCTA employee escort.

Each person shall:

1. Sign in

2. Obtain a briefing of potential hazards and emergency procedures

3. Cell Phones are only allowed inside a building

All job walk visitors shall stay within the group and be attentive to instructions for a safe visit.

Upon completion of the visit each person shall sign out with the Maintenance Shift Supervisor prior to leaving the property.

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