Contractor Safety Reference Sheet (8).pdf

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HVAC Evaluation for Repair and/or Replacement
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This is a Contractor Safety Reference Sheet for Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center, a psychiatric facility located at 8450 Dorsey Run Road, Jessup, Maryland. The document outlines mandatory safety protocols and behavioral expectations that all contractors must follow while working on the hospital premises. Key requirements include maintaining a smoke-free environment with no alcohol, drugs, weapons, or contraband permitted on grounds, adhering to a professional dress code that prohibits sleeveless shirts and clothing depicting tobacco, alcohol, gangs, violence, or profanity, and strictly observing patient confidentiality by signing an Acknowledgement of Confidentiality Form and refraining from photographing patients or their information. Contractors must also comply with hospital infection control protocols, including wearing masks in patient areas, and are prohibited from fraternizing with patient populations by providing food, money, tobacco, or other items.

The reference sheet establishes detailed tool management procedures requiring contractors to inventory all tools and fasteners before entering the facility and conduct a complete review with security at the sally port upon arrival and departure. All tools must remain secured and supervised at all times to prevent patient access, and contractors are responsible for tracking fasteners while in patient areas, as even a single dropped screw poses a security risk. The document includes emergency response protocols for nine hospital emergency codes—RED (fire), PINK (infant abduction), BLUE (medical emergency), GREEN (combative person), GOLD (bomb threat), GRAY (elopement), ORANGE (hazard spill), PURPLE (security response), YELLOW (disaster), and SILVER (active shooter)—with specific instructions for contractor actions during each situation, including stopping work activity, moving obstructions, and following security escort directions. Additionally, contractors are instructed on fire response procedures using R.A.C.E. (Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish) and fire extinguisher use following the P.A.S.S. method (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep).

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CLIFTON T. PERKINS HOSPITAL CENTER

8450 Dorsey Run Road, Jessup, MD 20794

Contractor Safety Reference Sheet

Smoke Free

• CTPHC maintains a “Smoke Free” environment.

• No smoking or the use of any tobacco is permitted on the hospital grounds.

• No alcohol, drugs, weapons or other contraband (as determined by the hospital) shall be brought onto the premises.

• NO FRATERNIZATION WITH THE PATIENT

POPULATIONS (ie: cannot provide food, money, tobacco, matches, fluids, drugs, etc.)

Dress Code & PPE

• Follow hospital infection control protocols, such as wearing a mask in patient areas.

• Contractor is to dress in a professional / appropriate manner – o No sleeveless shirts o Shirts must be worn at all times o No shirts with logos depicting tobacco, alcohol, gangs, violence, profane language, etc.

• Contractor may not use of any type of profane language.

Patients Confidentiality

• Every contractor MUST sign an Acknowledgement of Confidentiality Form.

• All information & issues involving patients are considered STRICKTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

• Photographing patients or their information is a VIOLATION of patient confidentiality.

• Prior approval must be obtained if contractor wishes to photograph or video. CTPHC reserves the right to confiscate any and all photographs, negatives, video tapes, CELL PHONES, and any other materials obtained to this violation.

• To ensure patient confidentiality, please refrain from all Cell Phone Usage in the Patient Care Areas.

Tool Management

• Inventory your tools / fasteners down to the last nail or screw ahead of time - even 1 dropped screw can become a weapon.

• Be prepared review the entire inventory with security at the sally port coming and going.

• Track all your tools & count your fasteners while in the patient area.

• NEVER leave your tools unattended, all tools and materials are to be secured and/or supervised, AT ALL TIMES, in such a manner as to prevent patient access.

• DO NOT block the egress unless prior approval was given in planning meetings.

CLIFTON T. PERKINS HOSPITAL CENTER

8450 Dorsey Run Road, Jessup, MD 20794

EMERGENCY CODES

Code Description What You, the Contractor, Should Do

Code RED Fire

1. If fire is observed, pull alarm or notify staff to DIAL 5 to report the fire. Use R.A.C.E or P.A.S.S. if necessary.

2. Stop all work activity and quietly move any walkway obstructions then stand against the nearest wall.

3. Follow security escort directions. Do not evacuate unless directed.

4. If instruction given, Evacuate with the Ward Unit.

Code PINK Infant Abduction

1. This code is unlikely to occur but stop all work activity and quietly move any walkway obstructions then stand against the nearest wall.

2. Follow security escort directions.

Code BLUE Medical Emergency

1. If a medical emergency is observed, notify the nearest staff member to report it by DIAL 5.

2. Stop all work activity and quietly move any walkway obstructions then stand against the nearest wall.

3. Follow security escort directions.

Code GREEN Combative Person

1. If a combative person is observed, DO NOT ENGAGE, move away from the situation.

2. Notify the nearest staff member to report it by DIAL 5.

3. Stop all work activity, follow security escort directions or quietly move any walkway obstructions, gather tools then stand against the nearest wall to await instructions.

Code GOLD Bomb Threat 1. Follow security escort directions.

Code GRAY Elopement 1. Follow security escort directions.

Code ORANGE Hazard Spill/Release

1. In the event of a chemical spill or environmental hazard, leave the area, if possible close doors to reduce chances of vapors or gases from spreading.

2. Keep people away from the area and notify nearest staff member to report it by DIAL 5.

3. Follow security escort directions and do not re-enter until authorized by emergency personnel.

Code PURPLE Security Response

(such as contraband search)

1. If a security response is observed, DO NOT ENGAGE.

2. Stop all work activity, follow security escort directions or quietly move any walkway obstructions, gather tools then stand against the nearest wall to await instructions.

Code YELLOW Disaster

1. Notify the nearest staff member to report it by DIAL 5.

2. Stop all work activity, follow security escort directions or quietly move any walkway obstructions, gather tools then stand against the nearest wall to await instructions.

Code SILVER Active Shooter

1. If an active shooter is observed, notify the nearest staff member to report it by DIAL 5.

2. Follow directions as employees secure the immediate area, lock or barricade doors if able.

3. If instruction given, Evacuate with the Ward Unit.

R.A.C.E. Fire Response Code Word R = Rescue - anyone in the immediate vicinity of the fire A = Alarm - pull the fire alarm station or DIAL 5 on a hospital phone C = Contain – the smoke / fire by closing all doors to rooms and corridors, especially the fire area.

E = Extinguish – If safe to do so, Evacuate the immediate area if necessary.

P.A.S.S. Directions for Fire Extinguisher P = Pull – the pin at the top of the extinguisher

A = Aim – the nozzle toward the base of the fire

S = Squeeze – the handle lever to discharge the extinguisher

S = Sweep – nozzle back & forth toward the base of the fire.

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