Washington Works - DuPont
Washington Works - DuPont Washington Works - DuPont
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Initiated: 07/1992 CAG-07Site Conditions SC1 Revised: 05/2013 Monitor: John SorokaRetention: 3 yrs after obsolete or superseded Revision Due: 10/2015 Page 161.29 LaddersOnly ANSI Type IA (300-lb. rating) Fiberglass ladders and stepladders will be allowed on site.Wooden and Metal ladders are prohibited. Additional information can be found in DuPontWashington Works S&H Procedure 525.1.30 ScaffoldsAll scaffolds built must be designed and planned by a competent person. All scaffolds shall bebuilt by a trained crew under the supervision of a competent person. All scaffolds must beinspected by a competent person prior to each shift. Scaffolding shall be meet requirements inaccordance with OSHA 1910.28. Additional information can be found in Washington WorksSafety Procedures 583Any scaffold built in close proximity to any electrical line requires a permit (Washington WorksSafety Procedures 575). This permit requires a plan and this plan must be reviewed prior toerection beginning.Upon request Contractors shall submit their scaffold training program and a list of competentand qualified personnel that will work on site.1.31 Fall PreventionProtection is required to prevent personnel or material from falling through floor openings,wall openings, or from roof edges, stairways, elevator shafts, etc. The protection shall complywith the requirements of the “Contractors Safety Handbook” (Green Book (G-770) andWashington Works Safety & Health Procedure 584 (Supplied as required during pre-jobmeeting).Before starting any elevated work involving steel erection, decking or siding installation,roofing, cable tray work or demolition work, Contractor shall submit a fall prevention plan forDuPont's review and acceptance. Other elevated work will require detailed fall preventionplans as deemed necessary by the designated DuPont field representative.As a minimum, the plan must include:A list of all anticipated tasks to be performed at elevated locations.The proposed method(s) of fall protection for each task, using, in order of preference:o Elimination of fall hazards (through engineered means)o Prevention of falls (by changing work procedures or the work environment)o Control of falls (through the use of fall arrest equipment)In all instances where contractor will be installing grating, decking or for any roofing work,the contractor shall provide a workable fall protection system (horizontal lifelines, retractablelifelines, nets, etc.) so that employees may be tied off at all times. Grating must be secured asthe job proceeds to prevent employees from dislodging a grating section while working fromit.1.32 Personnel in Pipe BridgesContractor shall provide means of access and egress adjacent to the work area for personnelworking in pipe bridges. Walking, crawling, sitting or working from pipe or cable trays is notpermitted without prior authorization and completion of Procedure 561, “Non-routine SafetyPlan & Safety Procedure,” provided upon request.Copyright © 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 171.33 Ground Fault ProtectionContractor shall provide ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protection for all cord sets,receptacles, electrical tools and equipment connected by cord and plug which are used oravailable for use by its employees. All GFCI receptacles shall be placed at the source end of theelectrical service.The Contractor shall use UL- approved electrical equipment in accordance with the NationalElectric Code and OSHA.1.34 Connections to Power SourcesElectrical conductors shall not be connected to a power source until all field installation workassociated with the equipment, device, or apparatus has been completed. DuPont personnel shallenergize electrical equipment, devices or apparatus.1.35 Work On or Near Energized Electrical ServicesContractor shall comply with the site's safety procedures when working on or near energizedelectrical services. Close proximity work is not allowed without specific approval of DuPont.Hot work requires a specific job procedure and approval by DuPont. Hot work is defined asworking directly in contact with exposed, energized, electrical conductors. Close Proximitywork is defined as any work that has the potential for hands or tools to come in contact withexposed energized electrical conductors.1.36 LTT/ Lock, Tag and Try Procedure 508Contractor shall follow the site's lock, danger, tag, and try Procedure 508 before starting workon existing process or electrical systems and new systems which have been commissioned.Contract employees doing work that falls under the scope of Procedure 508 will receive the sitespecific requirements of this safety procedure in the general safety orientation. It is theContractor’s responsibility to provide initial and refresher training on the Contractor’s specificlockout procedure. Refresher training must be conducted on an annual basis. (Supplied asrequired during pre-job meeting)1.37 Gas CylindersCompressed gas cylinders shall be properly secured on two-wheel hand trucks designed for thisuse and brought into buildings only as needed and removed as soon as work is completed ortanks are emptied. Unless individual cylinders are equipped with regulating devices, they shallhave the safety cap secured in place when not in use.Combination hose line check-valve -flame-arrester units shall be installed between the hose andthe torch in both the fuel and the oxygen lines. Always utilize friction lighters when lightingtorches. A fire extinguisher must be located in the immediate work area whenever using anoxy-fuel rig.1.38 Construction EquipmentContractor and all tier subcontractors shall comply with the provisions of the DuPontEngineering Standard EN-1088, Entitled Major Equipment-Lump Sum & Rental, Operations,Control and Inspections. Contractor may obtain the forms required by EN-1088 from theContract Administrator.No D/C electrical current- producing receptacles on equipment shall be permitted on site.Equipment supplying electrical power to existing D/C electrical current receptacles on theequipment shall be disconnected or the receptacles covered and/or rendered inoperable. AllCopyright © 2012 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. All rights reserved
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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 161.29 LaddersOnly ANSI Type IA (300-lb. rating) Fiberglass ladders and stepladders will be allowed on site.Wooden and Metal ladders are prohibited. Additional information can be found in <strong>DuPont</strong><strong>Washington</strong> <strong>Works</strong> S&H Procedure 525.1.30 ScaffoldsAll scaffolds built must be designed and planned by a competent person. All scaffolds shall bebuilt by a trained crew under the supervision of a competent person. All scaffolds must beinspected by a competent person prior to each shift. Scaffolding shall be meet requirements inaccordance with OSHA 1910.28. Additional information can be found in <strong>Washington</strong> <strong>Works</strong>Safety Procedures 583Any scaffold built in close proximity to any electrical line requires a permit (<strong>Washington</strong> <strong>Works</strong>Safety Procedures 575). This permit requires a plan and this plan must be reviewed prior toerection beginning.Upon request Contractors shall submit their scaffold training program and a list of competentand qualified personnel that will work on site.1.31 Fall PreventionProtection is required to prevent personnel or material from falling through floor openings,wall openings, or from roof edges, stairways, elevator shafts, etc. The protection shall complywith the requirements of the “Contractors Safety Handbook” (Green Book (G-770) and<strong>Washington</strong> <strong>Works</strong> Safety & Health Procedure 584 (Supplied as required during pre-jobmeeting).Before starting any elevated work involving steel erection, decking or siding installation,roofing, cable tray work or demolition work, Contractor shall submit a fall prevention plan for<strong>DuPont</strong>'s review and acceptance. Other elevated work will require detailed fall preventionplans as deemed necessary by the designated <strong>DuPont</strong> field representative.As a minimum, the plan must include:A list of all anticipated tasks to be performed at elevated locations.The proposed method(s) of fall protection for each task, using, in order of preference:o Elimination of fall hazards (through engineered means)o Prevention of falls (by changing work procedures or the work environment)o Control of falls (through the use of fall arrest equipment)In all instances where contractor will be installing grating, decking or for any roofing work,the contractor shall provide a workable fall protection system (horizontal lifelines, retractablelifelines, nets, etc.) so that employees may be tied off at all times. Grating must be secured asthe job proceeds to prevent employees from dislodging a grating section while working fromit.1.32 Personnel in Pipe BridgesContractor shall provide means of access and egress adjacent to the work area for personnelworking in pipe bridges. Walking, crawling, sitting or working from pipe or cable trays is notpermitted without prior authorization and completion of Procedure 561, “Non-routine SafetyPlan & Safety Procedure,” provided upon request.Copyright © 2012 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. All rights reserved
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