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Contract Administration Initiated: 07/1992 CAG-07Site Conditions SC1 Revised: 05/2013 Monitor: John SorokaRetention: 3 yrs after obsolete or superseded Revision Due: 10/2015 Page 10picked up at Building 13 and dropped off in Badge Drop Box at Building 13 or ConstructionGate.Contractor will be responsible for the care and return of the electronic badges and willreimburse DuPont for any badges that are lost or not returned prior to the close of the contract.1.15 Vehicle SafetyContractor’s vehicles must have identification displayed on both sides of the vehicle. Theidentification must display the Contractor’s business name. Vehicles not displaying thisidentification will not be permitted to enter the site.Except for material delivery, only one Contractor-owned vehicle, used only by supervisorypersonnel, will be permitted on the plant site. Exceptions to this requirement must be approvedby the Contract Administrator.All motor vehicles as described in OSHA 1926.601 and all material handling equipment asdescribed in OSHA 1926.602, will upon arrival at the site and before going into service arerequired to be equipped with seat belts.Automotive vehicle operators shall obey all traffic regulations and traffic signs while operatinga powered vehicle on plant property. Plant speed limit of 15 mph must be observed. Seat beltsmust be worn by all personnel while operating any vehicle on DuPont property.Personnel are not permitted to ride in the back of a pickup truck.Cell phones are NOT to be used by the driver, while any vehicle is in motion. Any contractoremployee found to be driving without a seatbelt or talking on a cellular phone while driving maybe removed from the site. There will not be any exceptions.Bicycles are not permitted on site.1.16 Safety ViolationsIn the event of OSHA violations or unsafe practices involving imminent danger to DuPont orContractor personnel, immediate action shall be taken to stop work and correct the hazardoussituation. If violations continue or corrective actions are not taken, DuPont's option ofterminating the contract in accordance with the Termination Article of the General Conditionswill be considered.Employees who repeatedly violate safety requirements will be denied access to the job site.Specific activities which are prohibited on the Plant include: running, except in emergencysituations; throwing materials; horseplay, any form of harassment, or fighting.1.17 Medical Assistance and Injury, Illness, Incident ReportingContractor shall immediately notify the Contractor Supervisor, Area were incident occurred anddesignated Contract Administrator and report injury or potentially serious hazard to itspersonnel on the site.All contractor employee injuries must be promptly reported to site Medical, Monday throughFriday from 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. After hours call extension 304-863-4200 to page the SiteCopyright © 2012 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. All rights reserved
Contract Administration Initiated: 07/1992 CAG-07Site Conditions SC1 Revised: 05/2013 Monitor: John SorokaRetention: 3 yrs after obsolete or superseded Revision Due: 10/2015 Page 11Services Supervisor (SSS) or the Site/Medical Team Group.a. Medical will assess the injury and provide a recommendation or referral to the injuredcontractor and their supervision. Then it is up to the employee supervision to follow up ona course of action for the injured employee based on their company’s policy and siterequirements.b. During after hours, the SSS Team Group will access the injury, and if necessary contactmedical personal to discuss natural of injury, condition of employee state to make adetermination / recommendation with contractor management of:i. Immediate off-site Treatment facility of Contractor’s company’s choice.ii. Bring in medical team to treat injury.iii. Provide basic medical attention to insure employee is comfortable until the whenmedical team arrives on normal day hours.Contractors before beginning work on site, must submit, in writing, the names, addresses, andtelephone numbers of their local medical provider and after hours facilities (to be used formedical treatment of injuries of greater magnitude than provided medical). This list must beposted in a conspicuous location on the job site.Washington Works site Medical will provide first aid up to contractors to and including Suturesand Tetnis Shot. Contractor must submit in writing if accepting this treatment for theiremployeesEach injury or incident shall be jointly investigated by Contractor’s site supervisor and DuPont'srepresentative. Contractor shall submit a detailed report to DuPont within 24 hours of the injuryor incident.1.18 Blood borne PathogensInjuries may involve blood and body fluids of the injured person. It is important to isolateyourself from the potential of Hepatitis and HIV infections when someone has been injured.Gloves, facemasks, goggles, isolating respirators and Biohazard Bags are to be provided by theContractor and be on the job site. Only those employees who have been given Blood bornePathogens awareness training should assist an injured employee where there is the potential tocome into contact with blood or other bodily fluids.Any employee who may be assisting an injured employee must use the gloves, facemask,goggles, and respirators. All materials, including clothing, are to be disposed of in a Biohazardbag. The Contractor should determine if any of those assisting the injured individual may havebeen exposed to Blood borne Pathogens and coordinate taking blood tests. Please understandthat this is for personal protection and Contractors are responsible for having their ownpersonnel capable of providing necessary first aid.Copyright © 2012 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. All rights reserved
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