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include, for example, 100% eye protection and fall protection for all employees working
six or more feet above a lower level, regardless of trade.

Everything A site-specifi c health and safety plan
Th is expands on our safety manual and typically covers fall protection, excavations,
Barr & Barr Does scaff olding, personal protective equipment and procedures for responding to emergencies.

and Presents will be Universal safety training

“Open Book.” Our safety director, Jim Manoli, (a former OSHA inspector is authorized to teach
both OSHA’s 10-hour and 30-hour construction safety courses.
• All Barr & Barr personnel assigned to a job site complete, at a minimum, the 10-
hour OSHA safety course
• All of our superintendents complete, at a minimum, OSHA’s 30-hour course.
• We off er the 10-hour course free of charge to subcontractors and your own personnel
• All workers receive at the very least an orientation that includes safety procedures
and requirements specifi c to the project.
• As needed, we conduct additional specifi c training covering fall protection, scaff olds,
hazard communication and the like.

Project Orientation Program
All employees on the site are required to attend an Orientation class so they fully
understand the Project Safety Requirements, expectations, training requirements,
work rules, etc.

Daily safety inspections.
Inspection by our project team is also key to our program. Safety Director Jim Manoli
periodically conducts his own inspections to evaluate adherence to the safety program,
documenting any corrective action. Further, we tap our insurance agent and our
insurance carrier to conduct safety inspections throughout construction.

Weekly safety meetings
All subcontractors are required to attend. Project Security. Barr & Barr working
with the Owner will develop and implement a security program to insure a safe and
secure workplace. Th is program will address site boundaries, staging areas, truck and
employee access, employee and visitor access control, emergency evacuation plan, site
illumination, web cameras, guard services, community concerns, etc.

Barr & Barr’s procedure for Indoor Air Quality includes a no-idling policy, restrictions
against fuel-powered equipment indoors, dust capture/suppression system requirements,
sealing of all duct on site, and a continuing eff ective housekeeping program.

All hot work operations on Barr & Barr projects require a Hot Work Permit issued by
the Barr & Barr Superintendent. Th e permit requires a trained, dedicated fi re watch
with fi re extinguishing equipment appropriate for the operation.

Barr & Barr designates each confi ned space as a “Permit-Required” or “Non-Permit”
space in accordance with OSHA and ANSI defi nitions. We require entry into non-
permit spaces be accompanied by air monitoring, ventilation, and an attendant. For
entry into permit-required confi ned spaces, provisions must include, as necessary,
atmospheric testing, lockout / tagout, attendants, communication with entrants,
ventilation, personal protective equipment, rescue procedures, and entry and hot
work permits.