Manufacturing and Service
Safety and Health Procedure 0.1
Subject: Table of Contents
Revised: July 1, 2003
Facility Coordinator: L. H.
Dawson
Summary: These safety and health procedures include the following documents that are intended for the education and guidance of personnel in manufacturing and service operations. It is the intent of management that all these procedures be understood and followed with the objective being an injury-free workplace.
- 0.0 Introductory
Material0.1 Table of Contents
0.2 About This Manual
0.3 Index - 1.0 Safety Process and
Administration1.1 Responsibilities for Safety and Health
1.2 Loss Control PolicyAppendix 1 - Loss Control Vision, Intent, Requirements and Expectations1.3 Safety and Health Training RequirementsAppendix 1 - Training Requirements for General Industry1.4 About OSHA
Appendix 2 - Safety and Health Training Record
1.5 Managing the Safety and Health ProcessAppendix 1 - OSHA Guidelines and Attributes of Excellence1.6 Incident Reporting and InvestigationAppendix 1 - Loss Incident Report1.7 Safety and Health Recordkeeping
1.8 Job Safety AnalysisAppendix 1 - Job Safety Analysis Form1.9 Change Analysis
1.10 Workers' Compensation and Return-to-Work Program
1.11 Managing Contractor Safety
1.12 Audits and InspectionsAppendix 1 - Safety and Health Inspection Report - 2.0 Chemicals and Hazardous
Materials2.1 Chemical Hazard CommunicationAppendix 1 - Understanding Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
EZFacts 234 - Glossary of Chemical Terms
EZFacts 150 - The Hazard Communication (Right-to-Know) Standard, 29CFR1910.1200EZFacts 200 - Labeling for Hazard Communication2.2 Controlling Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens (Awareness Level)
EZFacts 181 - Chemical Compatibility Concerns in Storage
2.3 Process Safety Management (in development) - 3.0 Emergency Planning and
Fire Protection3.1 Emergency Action PlanAppendix 1 - Model Emergency Action Plan with Emergency Forms3.2 Hot Work OperationsAppendix 1 - Hot Work Permit
Appendix 2 - Hot Work Permit for Designated AreaEZ Facts 109 - Welding Safety3.3 Fire Prevention Plan
EZ Facts 136 - Gas Cylinder Storage and Handling
3.4 Dealing with Medical EmergenciesEZFacts 208 - First Aid 29 CFR 1910.151 and Summary Z308.1-1998
EZFacts 207 - Introduction to First Aid
EZFacts 120 - Emergency Eye/Face Wash/Shower Requirements
EZFacts 129 - Eyewashes & Showers - Proper Testing and Maintenance - 4.0 General Safety4.1 Tool SafetyAppendix 1 - Hand and Power Tools, OSHA 30804.2 Motor Vehicle Safety
4.4 Office SafetyAppendix 1 - Office Safety (CDC)4.6 Fall Protection
4.7 Ergonomics
4.8 Dealing with Shiftwork - 5.0 Machinery and Machine
Guarding5.1 Mechanical Power Press Safety
5.2 Machine Guarding - 6.0 Maintenance
Programs6.1 Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout)Appendix 1 - Machine-Specific Lockout/Tagout Procedure Format6.2 Ladder Safety
Appendix 2 - Lockout/Tagout Authorized Employees
Appendix 3 - Lockout/Tagout Periodic Inspection Form
6.3 OSHA Construction RequirementsAppendix 1 - Construction Industry Digest6.4 Electrical Safety (in development)
6.7 Confined Space EntryAppendix 1 - Confined Space Entry Permit
Appendix 2 - Confined Space Assessment
Appendix 3 - Confined Space Inventory
- 7.0 Materials
Handling7.1 Powered Industrial Truck OperationsAppendix 1 - Powered Industrial Truck Inspection Checklists7.2 Crane, Hoist and Sling Safety
Appendix 2 - Powered Industrial Truck Operator Performance Test
Appendix 3 - Summary Powered Industrial Truck Training Program
7.3 Materials Handling and StorageAppendix 1 - Materials Handling and Storage, OSHA 22367.4 Pallet, Box and Crate Safety
7.5 Bailer and Compactor Safety
- 8.0 Personal Protective
Equipment8.1 Personal Protective EquipmentAppendix 1 - Personal Protective Equipment Hazard Assessment and CertificationOSHA Fact Sheet 92-08
OSHA Fact Sheet 93-03Appendix 3 - PPE Training Certification8.2 Hearing Conservation ProgramOSHA 3074 - Hearing Conservation8.3 Respiratory Protection Program (in development)





