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Purpose The purpose of this Contractor Safety Management Plan (CSMP) is to outline the company's approach to managing contractor safety. This CSMP provides a framework for identifying and assessing contractor safety risks, as well as for monitoring and improving contractor safety performance. Scope This CSMP applies to all contractors who perform work for the company. Responsibilities Company : The company is responsible for developing and implementing this CSMP and for ensuring that all contractors comply with the requirements of the plan. Contractors : Contractors are responsible for complying with all of the requirements of this CSMP and for ensuring that their employees work safely. Contractor Selection The company will select contractors who have a good safety record and who are committed to safety. The company will review the contractor's safety policies and procedures, as well as their experience with similar projects. Contractor Prequalification Before starting any work

Purpose The purpose of this Fire Prevention and Protection Plan (FPPP) is to outline the company's approach to preventing and responding to fires in the workplace. Scope This FPPP applies to all employees, contractors, and visitors to the workplace. Responsibilities Management: Management is responsible for developing and implementing this FPPP and for ensuring that all employees are trained on the plan. Employees: Employees are responsible for following the procedures outlined in this FPPP and for reporting any fire hazards to their supervisor immediately. Fire Prevention The following are some ways to prevent fires in the workplace: Keep work areas clean and free of clutter. Store flammable materials in properly labeled safety cabinets. Do not smoke in the workplace. Keep fire extinguishers in good condition and easily accessible. Conduct regular fire drills. Fire Protection The following is a fire protection plan for the workplace: Evacuate the building. If you see

  A Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is a process of identifying and evaluating hazards associated with a task or job. It is a way to identify and control hazards before they can cause an injury or illness. Example JHA for new employees Task: Loading boxes onto a truck Steps: Obtain a pallet jack. Position the pallet jack under the boxes. Pump the pallet jack to raise the boxes. Wheel the pallet jack to the truck. Position the pallet jack under the tailgate of the truck. Lower the boxes onto the truck bed. Hazards: Back injury from lifting heavy boxes Crushed foot from pallet jack running over toe Fall from truck bed Lacerations from boxes with sharp edges Controls: Use proper lifting techniques. Wear steel-toed boots. Be careful when positioning the pallet jack under the tailgate of the truck. Wear gloves. New employee training When training new employees on how to load boxes onto a truck, it is important to review the JHA with them and to explain the hazards and controls a