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Written
Plans
OSHA Compliance
Overview
Evaluations & Site Surveys
Illness, Injury & Prevention Plan
Hazardous Communications
Emergency
Response Plan
Other Required Elements
Other Recommended Elements
Evacuation Maps
WRITTEN PLANS
Click if would you like to see a few samples of our written plan(s) table of contents
Property Management Groups click to view Tenant Handbook table of contents
- All written plans are site and risk specific and meet or exceed local,
State and
Federal Regulations.
- Cost ranges from $250.00 - $3000.00.
- Each plan is well organized, succinct and functional.
- Plans are your property and are not branded with Life Safety Associates.
- Typically is takes three drafts to finalize a master document.
- Delivered in soft and/or hard copy.
- On average we need somewhere between 1 hour and 3 hours of
your time to
put
together all required elements.
- Certain documents will include site-specific graphics.
TITLES
- Blood-borne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan
- Chemical Hygiene Plan
- Confined Space
- Emergency Action Plan (Emergency Response Plan)
- Ergonomics
- ERT Response Procedures and Policies (Non-Haz
Mat and Haz Mat)
- ERT Orientation Booklet
- ERT Steering Committee By-Laws
- Fire Prevention
- Hazardous Communications (Right-to-Know)
-
Hazardous Materials Business Plan (short and
long)
- Hotels - Emergency Response Plan
- Laser Safety Plans
- LockOut/TagOut
Program
- Low and High Electrical Safety (non qualified
and qualified employees)
- Public Assembly
Buildings -
Emergency Response Plan
- Radiation Program
- Respiratory Protection Plan
- Safety Committee forms and support
- Safety Self-Inspection training
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solutions to complex challenges. Please call Toll Free 888.552.5433 or 408.573.1900 or E-Mail
for information.
Basic Safety and Health Program
- Management commitment and employee involvement
- Work-site analysis and identification of hazards
- Hazard prevention and control
- Safety and health training of employees
Basic Employer Responsibilities
Because it would be virtually impossible to
identify and write a set of standards for every job or industry, where no specific
standards have been developed under the Act, the General Duty Clause comes into
play.
General Duty Clause
- Each employer shall furnish to each of its
employees employment and a place of employment that are free from recognized hazards that
are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to its employees.
- Each employer shall comply with occupational
safety and health standards promulgated under this Act.
- Each employee shall comply with occupational
safety and health standards and all rules, regulations and orders issued pursuant to this
Act that are applicable to his or her own actions and conduct.
Key OSHA Standards (some may not be applicable
to your industry, but most are)
This program provides training related to the
following OSHA standards:
- Air Contaminants
- Asbestos
- Benzene
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Confined Space
- Electrical
- Emergency Flushing
- Emergency Plans & Fire Prevention
- Exiting from a Facility
- Formaldehyde
- Hand & Portable Powered Tools
- Hazard Communications
- Hazardous Energy
- Hazardous Materials Handling, etc.
- Machinery & Machine Guarding
- Medical & First Aid
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Noise Control
- Safe Ventilation
- Vinyl Chloride
- Welding, Cutting & Brazing
Other (general and not all inclusive)
- Workplace posters, signs, and labels to warn of
potential hazards
- Illness, Injury & Prevention Written Plan
- Safety Manual
- Safety & Health Record Keeping
- Safety Training
- Workplace Inspections
- Industry Safe Work Practices
- OSHA 300 log
- OSHA poster #2203
- Evacuation Maps
A walk-through consists of an extensive
examination of your facilities. It is an evaluation of your organization's total safety
program.
The walk-through covers everything from top
management's philosophy of and attitude toward safety to seemingly insignificant
housekeeping details. Audit of written plans, permits, etc.. Its goal is to identify and
eliminate safety hazards before they result in accidents.
Our walkthroughs are designed to rate your
safety program, recommend and guide, by way of a detailed written report and action plan.
Cost
- Call or E-Mail
for details.
- Time and materials -- usually but not always less
than $400.00
Required per CCR, Title 8, Section 3203.
The regulation requires that every workplace (CA and many other states) with 10 or more employees have an
IIPP. This program must be in writing and address these key elements:
- Designation of responsible
individuals
- Methods to ensure employees follow safety rules
- A system to communicate with employees on safety issues
- Procedures for identifying workplace hazards, including inspections
- Procedures for investigating occupational injures and illnesses
- Correction of safety problems and unhealthy
conditions
- Employee Training Programs
You must train your employees to
the content of this document
Cost
- Call or E-Mail
for details.
- Time and materials -- usually but not always less
than $750.00
HAZARD
COMMUNICATION PLAN
Required per CCR, Title 8, and Section 5194 - Global Harmonized System (GHS)
All employers must provide information to their employees, through a hazard communication program, about the hazardous substances they may be exposed to. A written Hazard Communication Program must be developed and implemented. This plan must include:
Cost
- Call or E-Mail
for details.
- Included in your IIPP at no
additional cost. If you currently have an IIPP this document is
available at an additional cost.
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE PROCEDURES
Required per CCR, Title 8, and Section 3220 29 CFR 1910.38.
The Emergency Action Plan must be in writing and needs to cover those designated actions employers and employees must take to ensure employee safety from fire and other emergencies. At a minimum, the following elements must be included:
- Emergency and escape procedures and emergency escape route
assignments
- Procedures to be followed by employees who remain to operate critical plant operations before they
evacuate
- Procedures to account for all employees after emergency evacuation has been
completed
- Rescue and medical duties for those employees who are to perform
them
- Preferred means of reporting fires and other
emergencies
- Names/job titles of persons/departments who can be contacted for further information or explanation of duties under the plan.
- Current evacuation maps need to be placed in your facility.
You must train your employees
to the content of this document
Cost
- Call or E-Mail
for details.
- Time and materials -- usually but not always less
than $750.00
- Employer Postings
- Ergonomics Program (if there has been a
reportable injury)
Other Recommended Elements
- Employee Safety Booklet
- Safety Committee
Life Safety Associates provides
turnkey support; from working on your existing CAD drawings or converting hand
drawings of your site. Click to see an example of how
an evacuation map looks. (the actual final map comes in brilliant colors
that are absolutely clear, a very high quality product). Of course the
final product comes framed (with 15 color choices) and ready to be mounted.
Evacuation Maps:
Multi-color safety display (11 x 17 inches) showing floor plan, evacuation routes and safety information and equipment.
Features:
Each plan shows a unique "You Are Here" location with unique exit routes for that location
Emergency information customized for your site
Each plan is rotated to the viewer's perspective
Plans are laser printed and will not fade with time
Plans are guaranteed to meet OSHA and State fire codes
Plans include gray shading of areas which are not exit routes (rooms, workstations, etc.)
Exit paths stand out from the rest of the building for easy visibility on the display
Plans are already framed in heavy-duty aluminum gallery-type frames - your choice of color
Frames have an acrylic cover (instead of glass) to prevent shattering
Frames are re-usable so that at a later date you can update the displays without having to repurchase frames
Plans are kept on file for easy updating at a later date
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