Our “Zero Accident” safety policy

Elements of the Chemsteel “Zero Accident” Safety Program
Corporate Risk Manager
Field Safety Coordinator
Labor/Management Safety Committee
Corporate Safety Manual
Site Specific Safety Manual
Mandatory Training Activities for Supervisory Field Personnel
Project Safety Audits
Quarterly Safety Meeting/Statistical Review

Corporate Risk Manager
    -Evaluates current safety policies and monitors compliance with
     applicable federal, state and local regulations

    -Given the authority to administer and enforce Chemsteel’s safety
     programs

    -Reports directly to the Chief Operating Officer

Field Safety Coordinator
    -Conducts field safety audits and inspections

    -Assists Project Managers and project supervision in performing
     pre-job hazard analysis

    -Supports Field Superintendents in implementing safety programs

    -Monitors and conducts safety training for field personnel

Labor/Management Safety Committee
    -Reviews of all accidents/incidents monthly

    -Recommends corrective/preventative actions

    -Facilitates proactive field safety measures

    -Reviews and recommends improvements to safety training
     programs/methods

    -Safety representatives meet on a monthly basis.

Corporate Safety Manual
    -Establishes responsibility and accountability for proper
     implementation and enforcement of Chemsteel’s Zero
     Accident Policies

    -Reviewed and updated annually

Site Specific Safety Manual
    -Required for every job

    -Addressed prior to start of any construction activity

    -Identifies the manner in which Chemsteel will administer the Construction
     Industry Institutes Zero Accident Techniques

    -Safety Pre-Project/Pre-Task Planning

    -Safety Orientation and Weekly “Tool Box Talks” Training

    -Written Safety Incentive Program

    -Employee Disciplinary Policy

    -Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)

    -Accident/Incident Investigations

Mandatory Training Activities for Supervisory Field Personnel
    -OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health Class

    -First Aid & CPR Certification

    -Pre-task Hazard Awareness Training

    -Personal Protective Equipment, Maintenance, and Proper
     Use Review

    -Accident/Incident Investigation and Documentation Training

    -Monthly & Quarterly Division Seminars/Statistics Reviews

Project Safety Audits
    -Monthly audits performed by Corporate Risk Manager and Field
     Safety Coordinator

    -Performed and documented by Project Supervision and submitted
     to the Corporate Risk Manager and General Manager on a weekly
     basis

    -General and craft foreman monitor project activities and implement
     corrections on a daily basis

Monthly & Quarterly Safety Meeting/ and Training Activities
    -Specialized Safety and Health Training

    -Review changes in OSHA standards

    -Update Supervisors technical skills

    -Review Corporate Safety Statistics