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1 Health and Safety for Contractors on Site Severn Trent Services Ltd Arley Drive, Birch Coppice Business Park, Dordon, Tamworth, B78 1SA : : Severn Trent Services Ltd Arley Drive, Birch Coppice Business Park, Dordon, Tamworth, B78 1SA : :
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3 Page Contents NOTES 1 STS Health and Safety Policy Statement 2 Scope 2 Legal Responsibilities 2 Work Safely 2 Entry to Site 3 Portable Buildings and Other Facilities 3 First Aid, Welfare, Accident and Damage Reporting 3 Fire Precautions and Hot Work 4 Housekeeping 5 Eye and Ear Protection 5 Confined Spaces 5 Plant, Equipment and Services 5 Vehicles 6 Electrical Equipment 6 Percussion Operated Tools 6 Compressed Air 6 Gas Cylinders 6 Hand and Other Tools 7 Dangerous Substances and Materials 7 Lifting Equipment 7 Fencing and Machine Guarding 7 Excavations and Buried Services 8 Work at Height 9 Lasers 9 Waste / Pollution 9 Asbestos 10 Ionising Radiation 10 General Severn Trent Services Limited - October 2006 Amended December 2010
4 Severn Trent Services Limited Health and Safety Policy Statement As Managing Director of Severn Trent Services Ltd, I have overall corporate responsibility for the health and safety of our employees, as well as customers and members of the public who may be affected by our work. So that this responsibility can be exercised effectively, I have authorised the publication of this Health and Safety Policy that sets out safety principles and standards as well as a managerial framework, as required by the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974, Section 2 (3). The day-to-day implementation of this policy is a local management responsibility as defined in the responsibilities and arrangements of this document. Sufficient resources will be made available to ensure the capability to discharge these duties correctly, and ensure we comply with all statutory requirements. It is inherent within these duties that management ensure our risk reduction program is correctly planned, managed and implemented in a way which ensures involvement and participation at all levels, committing us to a path of continuous progressive improvement. To achieve this we will in particular, and so far as is reasonably practicable: Provide and maintain a safe place of work, including access and egress, and all those facilities provided for the health and welfare of our employees. Provide and maintain a working environment that is safe and without risks to health. Provide and maintain appropriate machinery, equipment, operational processes, systems of work, (where necessary in writing), at a level whereby our activities can be undertaken safely. Make provision for all necessarily required information, instruction, training, re-training and supervision for all our employees, to ensure their continued competence and to enable them to work safely. Provide for safe use, storage, transport, handling and disposal of articles and substances. Engage only competent sub-contractors following assessment of their capability. 26. Ionising radiation Ionising radiation sources must not be brought onto site without prior written permission from STS. 27. General Your supervisor is responsible for your safety discuss your concerns with your supervisor first. Your conduct will be monitored around the site you may be asked to leave site if your conduct is not satisfactory. Immediately notify the STS Safety Function or your designated STS contact of any environmental or safety concerns or problems you encounter that cannot be resolved with your supervisor. Health and Safety performance is monitored as an integral part of our business activity. This policy is alongside the Severn Trent PLC, Severn Trent Services Inc safety policies and is wholly consistent with them. This policy will be reviewed and reconfirmed as required in line with changing technology, industry practice and legislation
5 Evidence of proper maintenance and examination of the equipment must be provided to STS Roofs 23. Lasers No roof work is permitted without an agreed method statement and a permit to work Safety harnesses Safety Harnesses with proper fall arrest equipment will be required for all work at height, as per an agreed method statement Safety helmets and safety shoes Safety helmets must be provided by the contractor and worn in all agreed areas. Safety footwear is expected for the majority of contractors working on site. Lasers are not permitted on site except by specific prior written agreement. 24. Waste / pollution All contractors waste must be properly controlled on site and be removed from site under the control of the contractor except where there is prior written agreement from STS. Contractors waste left on site must be detailed and described by the contractor. Noisy operations must not be undertaken out of normal working hours except by specific prior written agreement. 25. Asbestos Any work in areas where there is asbestos present will be notified to the contractor. The contractor must submit a detailed method statement if the work is likely to interfere with any asbestos containing material. 1. Scope This handbook is provided to assist Contractors, and to inform their employees of relevant Severn Trent Services (STS) rules in relation to work to be carried out on STS sites. This handbook is in no way intended to relieve Contractors of their legal duties. Further copies of this handbook can be obtained from the STS Safety office upon request. Contractor means the individual, firm, or company undertaking work, or supplying goods or services. Work includes supply of goods or materials or carrying out any services. 2. Legal responsibilities Contractors are reminded that it is their legal duty to comply with all legal requirements. They are requested to ensure their employees are aware specifically of the content of Sections 7 & 8 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and Regulation 11 of the Management of Health and Safety At Work Regulations Work safely All work on STS sites will be safe if the correct procedures are followed. To ensure the safety of everyone it is necessary that all individuals co-operate by following the rules that are provided for your protection. This booklet gives you guidance on these rules so make sure that you and your supervisor understand them, and if necessary discuss them with your supervisor. 4. Entry to site The contractor must ensure that their employees are adequately trained, experienced, qualified and medically fit to carry out their work safely. Before a contractor s personnel commence work on site they will ensure that their personnel are familiar with the safety requirements of the work. All contractors personnel must report to the main STS reception, sign in, and (for permanent sites) obtain a contractors badge each day. Contractors badges must be worn at all times
6 STS reserve the right to examine any parcel, package or other item brought onto or taken from its premises. Contractor s vehicles may be subject to security searches at any time. Contractors must provide Risk Assessments in compliance with various statutory duties, and Method Statements where requested for all work to be undertaken. 5. Portable buildings and other facilities You must not bring onto site or cause to have erected any portable building or other facility without obtaining prior written consent from STS. STS reserve the right of entry in such premises. 6. First aid, welfare, accident and damage reporting First aid and accident reporting facilities are provided by your employer. All incidents must be reported to your supervisor who must formally notify STS of the incident. Damage to plant, equipment and other property must be reported even when there has been no injury. Your supervisor or STS will advise you of emergency procedures and evacuation and assembly points. Report all environmental damage, e.g. spillage, soil contamination etc., immediately and no matter how minor. 7. Fire precautions and hot work You will be informed of the fire escape routes, fire exits, and assembly points by your supervisor or by STS. You must not store any combustible materials, flammable liquids, aerosols or bottled gasses until your supervisor has obtained permission from STS. All such items will be stored according the statutory requirements and as agreed with STS. Hot work requires a work permit the conditions of which must be carefully complied with before starting work and during work. All holes must be adequately lit during hours of darkness. Your supervisor will notify you of the agreed safe methods of work for each digging operation. It is the contractors responsibility to ensure that statutory inspections are undertaken for all excavations. A permit to work is required for all excavations, including all ground breaking and digging operations. 22. Work at height Work at height must not commence until your supervisor authorises it Scaffolding All scaffolding must be erected by trained persons using sound materials Access point to scaffolds will be marked with ScafTags to identify scaffolding that is safe for use. Ask your supervisor if you are not familiar with ScafTags. Only trained persons may alter or dismantle scaffolding Ladders Ladders must be regarded as access equipment to a place of work only. You must not use ladders unless they are properly lashed and / or footed. The contractor may be asked to provide evidence that employees have received training in the positioning and use of ladders. Ladders in use must be free of defects Scissor lifts and beam lifts Only properly qualified persons will operate motorised access equipment, and evidence of qualification must be provided to STS
7 It is your responsibility to keep your tools correctly maintained and in a secure place. STS will not provide any tools or equipment unless by specific prior written agreement. 18. Dangerous substances and materials You must not bring onto site any dangerous substances or materials, or substances hazardous to health until the place of use, method of working, and storage have been agreed between the contractor and STS. Contractors may be asked to provide evidence of the control of exposure to hazardous substances, and the control of flammable atmospheres. If you are in any doubt about substances, discuss the matter with your supervisor. Assessments in compliance with the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations and the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations will be required for all operations involving relevant substances. 19. Lifting equipment You must not use any STS lifting equipment unless by specific prior written agreement. 20. Fencing and machine guarding You must not remove any machine guarding or fencing until your supervisor has obtained permission form STS. All guards and fences will be replaced on completion of the work, and any interlock switches checked for operation. 21. Excavations and buried services You must not dig any hole, or otherwise break any ground, until your supervisor has agreed the procedure with STS and provided a suitable method statement. All holes must be properly protected to safeguard other persons on site. Hot work includes: Grinding Flame cutting / burning / welding Blow lamps Brazing and soldering Asphalting and road marking Steam generation All fires must be reported immediately and the correct evacuation procedure followed. You must not block fire exits. If this causes you problems tell your supervisor. You must disconnect all electrical items when not in use. Electrical equipment must be correctly connected to power supplies and all conductors adequately insulated or protected as per the requirements of the Electricity at Work Regulations. STS premises are no smoking areas except in designated areas. All welding cables must be adequately insulated and of a suitable rating. Weld return and (where required) workplace earth leads must be securely clamped close to the welding point. The use of fire fighting equipment, other than for its intended purpose is forbidden. 8. Housekeeping A tidy workplace is invariably a safe workplace; it is part of your responsibility to keep it tidy. Your work equipment must be kept within areas agreed between your supervisor and STS. Stacking of goods must be done in a manner that will prevent collapse. All gangways and workplaces must be kept free of tools and materials that would create a tripping hazard. Your work area must be cleaned at the end of each working period
8 9. Eye and ear protection You must wear eye and ear protection in accordance with signage and instructions from STS. You must also wear eye and ear protection as instructed by your supervisor. If you are largely dependent of one eye for vision, you must wear eye protection at all times. 10. Confined spaces You must not enter any tank, vessel, manhole, trench or other similar confined space until your supervisor has obtained a permit from STS. 11. Plant, equipment and services You must not work on any plant, equipment or services until your supervisor has obtained permission and where required a permit to work. You and your supervisor must gain full understanding from STS of the relevant safety procedures to be followed before working on any plant / equipment within STS premises. 12. Vehicles You must not drive any vehicle owned by STS unless prior authority has been given to your supervisor and the correct licences have been confirmed. You are forbidden to ride as a passenger on any vehicle unless it has been specifically constructed for this purpose. Contractor s and private individual s vehicles must: Comply with appropriate road traffic regulations Carry appropriate certificates Be driven by properly licensed persons Comply with all signage regulations and speed limits. Vehicles must not enter any building until your supervisor has obtained permission from STS. These requirements apply to fork truck as they do to other vehicles. Vehicle reversing must be undertaken with the aid of a banksman, or be otherwise properly supervised. 13. Electrical equipment You are responsible for the use of your electrical equipment. If you are in doubt consult your supervisor. All portable tools must be suitable for use from a 110v supply. Exceptions must be agreed between your supervisor and STS on arrival at site. STS reserve the right to prohibit the use of electrical tools considered to be unsafe. All connections to a mains electricity supply must be as agreed with STS. 14. Percussion operated tools No percussion operated tools will be brought onto site without prior written permission from STS. 15. Compressed air You must not couple to STS compressed air supplies until your supervisor has informed you of the correct procedure to follow. Siting of compressors must be agreed with STS in advance. All compressed air tools must be silenced. Compressed air must not be used to blow clean clothing or the workplace. 16. Gas cylinders Gas cylinders must not be brought onto site until the place of use, method of working and storage has been agreed between the contractor and STS. 17. Hand and other tools Faulty tools must not be used Tools must be used in a safe manner and for their intended purpose only
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