APPENDIX_D_Explosive_awareness.pdf
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APPENDIX D (MINIMUM EXPLOSIVE AWARENESS)
A. When working in the Explosive Clear Zone (MAMS I, MAMS II, as well as areas of the Airfield, Little Mountain and UTTR as described in Section 13 (SAFETY REQUIREMENTS), specifically Sections 13.4:
1. Smoke only in posted “Designated Smoking Areas.”
2. “Hot Work” (welding, cutting, brazing, open flames, spark producing equipment, high heat appliances, tools, etc.) requires AF Form 592 issued by the HAFB Fire department before work begins.
3. A speed limit of 25 mph shall be enforced.
4. Park vehicles 100 feet from any explosive facility on a surface free of combustibles. If the vehicle is not required as part of the work effort, it shall be parked in established parking areas or lots.
5. The use of cell phones pagers or radios shall not be used within 10 feet of any explosive facility.
6. Explosive laden vehicles have the right of way at all times.
7. Roads posted “Explosive Operation in Progress” shall not be used.
8. Each work site shall have, as a minimum, two Type ABC fire extinguishers.
9. Work on facilities, or in areas with explosives requires the prior approval of the facility supervisor and OO-ALC/SEW. Unless the explosives have been removed by USAF personnel before work begins.
a. When working in the explosive areas, use only the minimum number of workers to accomplish the job.
Remain in the explosive areas for the minimum amount of time to complete the job. Leave the explosive areas for breaks and lunches. The cardinal rule for the explosive areas: Limit exposure to a minimum number of persons, for a minimum amount of time, to the minimum amount of ammunition and explosives consistent with safe and efficient operations. When lightning is within 5 nautical miles (5.75 land Miles) of HAFB, ALL personnel shall evacuate the Explosive Clear Zone, which is determined as the gated areas of these zones.
b. Emergency procedures in the event of accident, fire, and/or electrical storm:
1. Maintain a capability to communicate with OO-ALC emergency services (telephone 911, cellular phone 801-777-1911, radio with frequency authorized by the Project Manager or other suitable means).
2. Maintain a capability to be contacted by emergency services or the Project Manager.
c. Only tasks consistent with the contract shall be accomplished in explosive areas.
d. Contact shall be made with the 75 CEG Weapons Safety Manager to determine if the contractor employees will be required to attend a briefing before work begins.
I have read and completely understand the above minimum safety requirements and shall comply as they apply with this contract.
PRINTED NAME: _____________________________
SIGNATURE: _________________________________
DATE:____________________________________
| APPENDIX D (MINIMUM EXPLOSIVE AWARENESS) |
| A. When working in the Explosive Clear Zone (MAMS I, MAMS II, as well as areas of the Airfield, Little Mountain and UTTR as described in Section 13 (SAFETY REQUIREMENTS), specifically Sections 13.4: |
| 1. Smoke only in posted “Designated Smoking Areas.” |
| 2. “Hot Work” (welding, cutting, brazing, open flames, spark producing equipment, high heat appliances, tools, etc.) requires AF Form 592 issued by the HAFB Fire department before work begins. |
| 3. A speed limit of 25 mph shall be enforced. |
| 4. Park vehicles 100 feet from any explosive facility on a surface free of combustibles. If the vehicle is not required as part of the work effort, it shall be parked in established parking areas or lots. |
| 5. The use of cell phones pagers or radios shall not be used within 10 feet of any explosive facility. |
| 6. Explosive laden vehicles have the right of way at all times. |
| 7. Roads posted “Explosive Operation in Progress” shall not be used. |
| 8. Each work site shall have, as a minimum, two Type ABC fire extinguishers. |
| 9. Work on facilities, or in areas with explosives requires the prior approval of the facility supervisor and OO-ALC/SEW. Unless the explosives have been removed by USAF personnel before work begins. |
| a. When working in the explosive areas, use only the minimum number of workers to accomplish the job. Remain in the explosive areas for the minimum amount of time to complete the job. Leave the explosive areas for breaks and lunches. The cardinal rule... |
| b. Emergency procedures in the event of accident, fire, and/or electrical storm: |
| 1. Maintain a capability to communicate with OO-ALC emergency services (telephone 911, cellular phone 801-777-1911, radio with frequency authorized by the Project Manager or other suitable means). |
| 2. Maintain a capability to be contacted by emergency services or the Project Manager. |
| c. Only tasks consistent with the contract shall be accomplished in explosive areas. |
| d. Contact shall be made with the 75 CEG Weapons Safety Manager to determine if the contractor employees will be required to attend a briefing before work begins. |
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