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                                                                                                                                                                                     DIS CLA IM                     ER        N    O    T   ICE
                                                   Theinformationcontainedherein waspreparedandpresentedwithreasonablecareandisbasedonthe
                                                   most reliable information available to the author. The City of Chicago and the Chicago Department of
                                                   Aviation makes no warranty, expressed or implied, of the fitness, accuracy or completeness of this
                                                                                                                                                                                            IN     T   R   O     DUCT IO N
                                                   TheContractor/Tenantshallhavesoleandcompleteresponsibilityfortheimplementationofaprojector
                                                   jobsite safety plan. The Contractor/Tenant shall take necessary precautions for the health and safety of
                                                   employeesandfullycomplywithapplicableprovisionsof:
                                                                            All sections of 29 CFR 1926                                                                            OSHA Construction Industry Safety and Health Standards or
                                                                            appropriate safety and health standards
                                                                            All sections of 29 CFR 1910                                                                OSHAGeneralIndustrySafety andHealthStandardsorappropriate
                                                                            safety and health standards
                                                                            FAAAdvisoryCircular150OperationalSafetyonAirportsDuringConstruction5370-2G
                                                                            All applicable standards from American National Standards Institute
                                                                            All nationally recognized standard developing agencies
                                                                            National Fire Protection Association code
                                                                            National Electric Code
                                                                            Local safety, building and electric codes
                                                                            Anyotherapplicablestandards
                                                   Dueto the changing nature of health and safety regulations and because new information is constantly
                                                   becomingavailable, this plan is subject to change without notice. Any omission of an OSHA standard, in
                                                   partoritsentirety does not in any way relieve a contractor from any safety requirement.
                                                   This document and applicable OSHA standards represent minimum requirements all contractors must
                                                   meet. It is expected all contractors working on these projects will not only meet but exceed these
                                                   requirements.
                                                   This documentisnot:
                                                                            Asubstituteforacontractorproject-specificsafety program;contractorsarerequiredtodevelop
                                                                            a project-specific safety program.                                                                                 Contractors can use this document as a reference when
                                                                            developing their project-specific safety plan for projects
                                                                            Airports. Contractorsmustconsulttheresourceslistedaboveforthemostcurrentrequirements.
                                                                            Intendedtobeasubstitutefor federal,state orlocalregulationsorstandards.
                                                                            Intended                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    to perform its
                                                                            contractual obligations.
                                                   Compliance with this document does not guarantee compliance with standards nor requirements of the
                                                   Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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                                                                                                                    Chi c ag o                De p ar tm                  e  n   to f A            v  i ati o       n
                                                                                                          Co      n   s  tr   u   c  ti o     n    S   af e      ty      M     an      ag e       m      e  n   tP l an
                                                                                                                                      T    abl e            o    f   Co        n   te      n   ts
                                       S  tate m         e  n  to f      P  o  l ic  y   an    d    In   te   n  t...............................................................................................................8
                                       P   r o  g  r am       O   bje c ti v      e  s   ................................................................................................................................9
                                       R   o  l e s   an    d    R  e  s  p  o  n  s  ibi l i ti e   s   .................................................................................................................... 10
                                             ChicagoDepartmentofAviation........................................................................................................10
                                             ContractorSafetyRepresentativeResponsibilities.............................................................................10
                                             ContractorSupervisorResponsibilities...............................................................................................11
                                             Contractor EmployeeResponsibilities................................................................................................11
                                       P   r o  je  c  tan d         Jo   bs i te       S af e    ty    P   e  r s o  n  n   e  l R   e  qu    i r e  m   e  n   ts   ............................................................................. 12
                                             ContractorSafetyCandidateVettingProcess.....................................................................................12
                                                   Process.......................................................................................................................................... 12
                                                   Qualifications Review .................................................................................................................... 12
                                                   In-PersonInterview ....................................................................................................................... 13
                                             Safety Representation Qualifications.................................................................................................13
                                                   RequirementsforDedicatedSafetyRepresentatives......................................................................13
                                                   RequirementsforSafetyRepresentativeswithDualResponsibilities..............................................14
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                                                   Jobsite Safety Staffing
                                                   All Construction Projects................................................................................................................15
                                       G   e  n  e  r  al S    af e    ty    R   e  qu    ir e  m    e  n  ts    ............................................................................................................... 17
                                             Site-Specific Safety Programs.............................................................................................................17
                                             Personnel Conduct............................................................................................................................ 19
                                             Identification and Reporting of Unsafe Conditions.............................................................................19
                                             ContractorCorrection of Unsafe Conditions ......................................................................................20
                                             Project Construction and Airfield Operations.....................................................................................20
                                             Pre-
                                       A   c  ti v  ity   - S  p  e  c  if ic   S  af e    ty    R  e  qu     ir e  m    e  n  ts    .................................................................................................. 22
                                             HotWork........................................................................................................................................... 22
                                             Electrical Safety................................................................................................................................. 25
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                                                          CranesandRigging............................................................................................................................ 27
                                                          TrenchesandExcavations..................................................................................................................31
                                                          Personal Protective Equipment..........................................................................................................35
                                                          Housekeeping,SanitationandLighting..............................................................................................37
                                                          MedicalServices andFirstAid............................................................................................................37
                                                          Injury Management........................................................................................................................... 38
                                                          EmergencyResponseCoordination....................................................................................................40
                                                          Fire Protection and Prevention..........................................................................................................40
                                                          LaddersandStairways....................................................................................................................... 41
                                                          Scaffolds............................................................................................................................................ 44
                                                          Floor, Roof or Wall Openings.............................................................................................................46
                                                          PowerandHandTools....................................................................................................................... 46
                                                          PoweredIndustrial Trucks (Forklifts)..................................................................................................49
                                                          Traffic Control, Barricades and Signs..................................................................................................50
                                                          Steel Erection.................................................................................................................................... 51
                                                          HazardCommunication..................................................................................................................... 53
                                                          ConfinedSpacesinConstruction........................................................................................................54
                                                          Respiratory Protection....................................................................................................................... 57
                                                          Fall Protection................................................................................................................................... 57
                                                          Concrete,Masonry,andAsphaltSafety .............................................................................................60
                                                          AsphaltWork.....................................................................................................................................61
                                                          SevereWeatherSafety...................................................................................................................... 62
                                                          DustControl...................................................................................................................................... 65
                                                          Tunneling andUndergroundConstruction.........................................................................................65
                                                          EmergencyActionPlans..................................................................................................................... 65
                                                          MeansofEgress................................................................................................................................ 67
                                                          RespirableCrystalline Silica................................................................................................................67
                                                          Project Security ................................................................................................................................. 68
                                                   O    S  H    A      In    s  p   e   c  ti o     n   s  .................................................................................................................................. 69
                                                   S  u   bs tan c e                 A   bu       s  e    T   e   s  ti n     g    P   r  o   g  r  am         ........................................................................................................ 70
                                                   Dr u       g     an      d    A    l c  o   ho      l -  F  r  e   e    P   o   l i c  y    ................................................................................................................ 72
                                                   Dr u       g     an      d    A    l c  o   ho      l   T   e   s  ti n    g     Co      n   s  e   n   tF o        r  m      ............................................................................................... 73
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