304B1 - MDC NC Bldg 8 Semiconductors
Please address the following observations ONLY, and change the status to "READY TO REVIEW".
If you have any questions, please contact me by email at rq@legocc.com.
Thank you.
A) The Safety Plan you submitted is incomplete. The following modifications are recommended:
Accident Prevention Program
- Risk Assessment– Include procedures to identify, evaluate, and control site-specific hazards. – Document regular inspections and corrective actions.
- Hazard Communication Plan (HazCom)– List all chemicals used and their corresponding Safety Data Sheets (SDS). – Establish labeling protocols and training on chemical hazards.
- Ongoing Training– Keep records of all training sessions (dates, topics, attendees). – Include specific safety trainings: fall protection, confined spaces, respiratory protection, etc.
- Safe Work Procedures– Provide written protocols for high-risk tasks (working at heights, excavations, electrical work). – Include permitting requirements for hazardous work.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Program– Assess PPE needs based on the type of task. – Include procedures for inspection, maintenance, and replacement of PPE.
- Energy Control (Lockout/Tagout)– Include policies for de-energizing equipment prior to maintenance. – Provide specific training for authorized employees.
- Incident Reporting and Documentation– Use standardized forms to report accidents, near-misses, and unsafe conditions. – Establish procedures for root cause investigations and corrective actions.
- Worker Rights– Include information about the right to refuse unsafe work. – Define procedures for reporting concerns without retaliation.
- Supervision and Responsibilities– Clearly define safety responsibilities for supervisors, workers, and contractors. – Establish consequences for violations of safety rules.
- Program Review and Updates– Set a schedule (e.g., annually) for reviewing and updating the program. – Encourage employee participation in continuous improvement efforts.
B) Please download, print, and properly sign the OSHA 300 logs. Once completed, you may scan and resubmit them. OSHA 300 logs are legal documents and must be filled out and signed correctly.
C) Use the Appointment Letter template provided in the initial Mobilization Checklist form, which will also be sent to you by email as a reference.
D) Use the Basic Safety AHA, which can be found in the checklist form and will also be sent to you by email for reference.
E) CORRECTED
08/25/25 1:37 PM
MOBILIZATION WAS APPROVED IN ANOTHER FORM< SUBCONTRACTOR SUBMITTED 2 FORMS for the same project.
General Information
Subcontractor:
Coltec Engineering, Inc
Subcontractor Project Manager:
Rafael Molina
Phone #:
3059707304
CODE:
4230354485
SECTION #1: Job-Site Specific Accident Prevention Plan
Please download the documents you wish to review.
Accident Prevention Plan
Key personnel
Emergency List
OSHA 300
Appointment Letter
Basic Safety AHA:
7.-
Do you plan to perform work at heights greater than 6 feet at any time using ladders, scaffolds, or any aerial work platform (AWP)?
8.-
Do you plan to perform any excavation work at any point during your project?
9.-
10.-
Do you anticipate performing any electrical or demolition work at any stage of your project?
Attach a copy of your Certificate of Insurance (COI):?
11.-
SDS
SECTION #2: Required Training
OSHA 30
OSHA 10
First Aid CPR
Fall Protection
SECTION #3: Equipment Certification (If Applicable)
Do you plan to use any of the following equipment during your activities on the project?
If you answered “Yes” to any of the previous questions, please attach the certificate(s) of the operator(s) below.
