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Manager's Safety Guidelines

The Regional or Department Manager may delegate any of these responsibilities, however, the responsibility for their completion rests with the Regional or Department Manager.
 

When

What

Reference

Resources

Daily

Stay alert for any potential safety hazards in the workplace

29CFR   1910

 

Weekly

Conduct and document weekly safety talks (safety brief). Provide Site-Specific safety training as needed

OSHA Publication 2254 (Training Requirements in OSHA Standards and Training Guidelines); SokudoWeb EHS Safety Training Checklist

Weekly Safety Talks should consist of discussion and training on various safety topics specific to employee duties. Text for Safety Talks on a variety of subjects is available on the SokudoWeb EHS Site

Conduct brief walkthrough safety inspection of the workplace

Recommendation

 

Follow-up on safety training completion for all employees

Sokudo Safety Training Program

 

 

Quarterly

Conduct and document formal workplace safety inspections

Sokudo Safety Program, Sec 18

 

Safety Inspection Checklist

Annually

Ensure all employees complete annual safety training requirements within 12 months of last course completion

Sokudo Safety Training Program; 29 CFR  1910; CA State Regs

 

Conduct and document emergency evacuation drill for any Sokudo Office

29 CFR  1910.38(a)

 

Arrange for testing/certification of fire extinguishers and fire systems (detection, alarm, sprinklers, etc.) for any Sokudo Office

29CFR  1910.157(c)(4) and 1910.157(e)(3)

 

Additional

Ensure that new hires are not permitted  to work on or around any DNS equipment until they have completed all of their assigned safety training courses

Sokudo Safety Training Program

 

Conduct safety orientation for all new employees

OSHA Requirements for Hazard Communication Training for new employees;       Sokudo Safety Program Employee's Right To Know

 

Advise Safety Manager when any employee terminates employment with Sokudo

Recommendation

 

Follow Sokudo procedures for using contractor help for any projects. See Sokudo Contractor Application

Sokudo Contractor Safety Handbook

 

Collect evidence after any safety incident and forward such evidence to the Safety Manager

Sokudo Safety Program Accident Reporting Section; OSHA Guidelines on Accident Investigations

 

 

Ensure Job Hazard Analysis is conducted for tasks involved in any planned project

29CFR  1910.1200;  Sokudo Safety Program Job Hazard Section

 

 

Ensure appropriate safety supplies are available for employee use

Sokudo Safety Program (PPE)

 

Ensure each Sokudo Office has appropriate disaster supplies on hand

Sokudo Emergency Action Plan

 

Ensure that Site-Specific safety program documentation exists for all offices and customer sites. See SokudoWeb EHS Site

Sokudo Safety Program Site Specific Safety Section

 

Follow-up with injured employees to ensure that all appropriate documentation (such as Online Accident Report and Worker’s Comp paperwork) is submitted to Safety Manager

Sokudo Safety Program Accident Reporting Section; Worker's Comp Information Section

 

Obtain MSDS for  all  chemicals to which employees may be exposed. Forward copy to Safety Manager

Sokudo Hazard Communication Program

 

Maintain current inventory of all hazardous materials used by Sokudo employees or stored on Sokudo property

Sokudo Hazard Communication Program