Project Team H&S Representative Signatures The undersigned confirm that they have read the EWB-USA Health and Safety Policy, that they will make sure that each traveler submits their Personal Health Checklist (Form 603) to the health and safety officers, that all the information contained in this document is current and correct, and that all travel team members. will be briefed on the contents. prior to travel. Health & Safety Officer #1: Health & Safety Officer #2: Project Lead: U.S. Check-In Contact: Professional Mentor:
27 Hazardous Materials Calcium Hypochlorite shall be used to chlorinate the existing reservoir, and shall be installed as pellets in the chlorinator once installed. Exposure to Calcium Hypochlorite could occur during any chlorination or water testing thereafter. The material safety data sheets (MSDS) for the calcium hypochlorite are located in Attachment E. 28 Clearing, Grubbing, and Logging Ladders will be used, after they have been inspected for use, to access or inspect the existing roofs. 29 Falling Objects, Punctures, Abrasions, Dust, and Noise Close toed shoes and sturdy pants are required for the implementation. No open shoes, shorts, or sandals are allowed during the site assessment. 30 Silica Exposure to silica will occur when mixing concrete for the footings and mortar for the masonry blocks. The team will wear long sleeve shirts and use rubber gloves to keep the silica from direct contact with the skin, safety glasses or goggles to prevent wet silica from getting in the eyes, and a dust mask for the person mixing the concrete / mortar to prevent breathing in silica dust particles. The team will also have clean, soapy water available for use to wash the wet silica from the skin when it gets on the skin. 6.2 Emergency Response Plans Our travel team will follow the 614-Emergency Response Plan that is included Attachment K. Additional site-specific emergency response procedures are included below. Designated Meeting Point The designated meeting point for all team members in the event of an emergency will be the MEBSH Church compound in Les Anglais which is a little less than 2 miles from the project site at the Basin Simbe reservoir. The church compound is surrounded by a wall and the locked access gate is guarded 24 hours a day. Land Ambulance Service Land ambulance service is available in the town of Juayua, approximately 4.5 miles from the project site. The phone number for the ambulance service is (xyz) xyzz-xzyz. Air Ambulance Service Air ambulance service is available thru ISOS. The phone number for the ambulance service is (xyz) xyzz-xzyz.
ATTACHMENT C: TASK HAZARD ANALYSES Table C-1 titled “Site Specific Task Hazard Analysis” summaries the tasks and the anticipated hazards associated with each activity. Table C-1 – Site Specific Task Hazard Analysis TASKS TYPE INDIVIDUAL HAZARDS CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL TH 01 – Noise And Hearing TH 02 – Inclement Weather TH 03 – Heat Stress TH 04 – Cold Stress TH 05 – Foot Care TH 06 – Confined Space TH 07 – Hot Work TH 08 – Manual Lifting TH 09 – Rough Terrain TH 10 – Housekeeping TH 11 – Structural Hazards TH 12 – Remote Areas TH 13 – Working Over /Near Water TH 14 – Traffic And Vehicles TH 15 – Heavy Equipment TH 16 –Fall Protection TH 17 – Ladders TH 18 – Shoring And Trenching TH 19 – Hazardous Mat Use Storage TH 20 – Demolition TH 21 – Utilities and Landmines TH 22 – Electrical Safety TH 23 – Hand and Power Tools TH 24 – Hand & Emergency Signals TH 25 – Lock Out Tag Out TH 26 – Biological Hazards TH 27 – Hazardous Materials TH 28 – Clear, Grubb, Logging TH 29 – Falling Objects, Punctures, Abrasions, Dust, And Noise (PPE) TH 30 – Silica TH 31 – Note Used 01 Travel X X X X X X X X X 02 Eating / Drinking X X X X X Trail Hiking X X X X X X X X X X X Work Site Inspection X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Labor Oversight X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Surveying X X X X X X X X Excavate/Backfill Trench X X X X X X X X X X Assemble piping and chlorinator X X X X X X X X X X X X Chlorination of reservoir X X X X X X X X X X X X X Set chlorinator dosing X X X X X X X X X X X Chlorine monitoring and adjustment X X X X X X X X X X X O&M Training of Locals X X X X X X X X X X 1 1 2 4