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TJ Safe Site Rules for Visitors

                •  Visitors must reverse park in the car park provided and must report to reception and
                   sign in. The route of access on site will then be agreed.
                •  Whilst visiting this site you must wear safety boots, a high visibility jacket, hard hat
                   and safety glasses.  If you do not have these items, please ask.
                •  Site rules and an Induction will be provided to all contractors. A signature and details
                   of  recipient  must  be  obtained  upon  receipt  of  site  rules.  A  log  must  be  used  to
                   establish who has received this information. A brief outline of general H&S guidelines
                   and contractor specific information will be provided. A refresher will be provided on
                   any major changes to site and will be subject to ongoing review.
                •  TJ  Health  and  Safety  Policy  and  Risk  Assessment  Documents  are  available  on
                   request from the main office.
                •  Traffic management on site is controlled by the site manager or Reversing Assistants,
                   when driving on site he/she must be obeyed at all times.
                •  A one way system operates on entering and exiting some of our sites. Road signs
                   such as speed limits stop, no exit and crossing signs are located at various points
                   and are clearly visible. All signs on site must be obeyed at all times.
                •  When walking on site pathways these are clearly defined to direct pedestrians around
                   the site and must be used at all times. Crossing points and refuges are also provided
                   throughout the site these are suitably marked and signposted. The crossing points
                   have  been  located  to  ensure  that  the  machine  operators  can  see  clearly  in  all
                   directions. Please make sure that you have the driver’s attention before crossing.
                •  Inspections are regularly carried out to ensure that the road and site conditions are
                   fit for purpose. However, some parts of the site have rough and uneven surfaces,
                   please exercise care when walking around the site.
                •  We have a lot of mobile & static plant operating on site, as well as customer vehicles
                   moving around  on site.  Do not approach any plant, vehicle or machinery unless
                   authorised or having attracted the attention of the operator and made eye conact.
                •  TJ operates a permit to work system on site for all machinery and equipment. Please
                   contact the main office for more information.
                •  Before working on any machinery always make sure that safe stop procedures and
                   machinery lock out are in place.
                •  In the event of First Aid being required, please contact a TJ representative. The first
                   aid point is located in the main office.
                •  We  operate  an  accident/incident  reporting  procedure.  Please  inform  us  of  any
                   accident/incident, however small.
                •  In the event of a fire, the alarm will sound, please assemble at the fire assembly point
                   at the site’s main gate.
                •  In the unlikely event of an emergency necessitating the evacuation of the site, you
                   will be escorted to the assembly point by the TJ representative.
                •  We operate a No Smoking policy on our sites.
                •  Due to the nature of our industry, please wash your hands before eating, drinking or
                   smoking.
                •  TJ  operate  a  strict  disciplinary  procedure  for  safety  breaches.  All  contractors  will
                   receive one verbal warning, followed by one written warning to their relevant employer
                   stating the breach of procedure. If the contractor continues with the behaviour, they
                   will be asked not to return to the site.








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