Exhibit_1-Contractor_Safety_Responsibility_Form.pdf
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- IFB-080-2237404-JM2
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- Orange County, San Francisco City, California
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This document is a Contractor Safety Policy and Responsibilities Manual from the County of Orange Safety and Loss Prevention Resource Manual, detailing comprehensive safety guidelines for contractors working on county projects. The manual outlines extensive safety requirements including emergency protocols, personal protective equipment mandates, hazardous material handling procedures, environmental compliance standards, and training documentation expectations. Contractors are required to comply with Cal/OSHA regulations, maintain proper permits and licenses, submit safety plans, and follow specific guidelines for activities such as welding, scaffolding, fall protection, and waste disposal.
The manual emphasizes the contractor's legal and contractual responsibility for ensuring occupational safety and health compliance on work sites. Contractors must provide personal protective equipment, maintain clean and safe work areas, handle hazardous materials appropriately, and report any incidents or potential safety risks immediately. The document includes a mandatory acknowledgement form that contractors must sign, certifying their understanding and commitment to following the outlined safety procedures. The manual also provides references to specific California Code of Regulations sections and includes contact information for emergency notifications, with particular emphasis on preventing workplace injuries, managing environmental risks, and protecting county employees and the public during contract work.
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Safety Responsibilities, Contractors
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Safety Responsibilities
PURPOSE:
SCOPE:
at any time it determines that the contractor’s actions are exposing non y
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As of January 1, 2003 – If an employer fails to report to Cal/OSHA a fatal injury or serious injury or illness to an employee within 8 hours will be subject to a minimum civil penalty of $5,000.
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Injury and Illness Prevention Program to the Project Manager prior to the start of the project. The contractor’s IIPP shall in evaluating the contractor’s IIPP.
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Personal Protection use is mandatory and enforcement is the responsibility of the contractor. Contractor’s
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Smoking
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Trash, Waste, and Scrap Disposal
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Asbestos / Lead
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Confined Space ontractor’s Con
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Fall Protection
● Boatswain’s chairs are
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Hazardous Materials
“safety” cans that have been properly labeled as to their contents.
bungs, top
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Lockout/Tagout ontractor’s Locko
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Scaffolding
, Article 21, 22 and 23 and the manufacturer’s requirements. Each two
Air Emissions
Environmental Permits, Registrations, and Notifications
Hazardous Waste
Storm Drains / Sanitary Sewer formed during “off hours”
Training Documentation a , CONTRACTOR SAFETY POLICY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM
I, ________________________________________, certify that I have read the contractor Safety Policy and fully understand my responsibilities with respect to the policy and procedures as outlined. I further agree to comply with the provisions of this program.
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