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Includes requirements for Emergency Action Plans, medical facility mapping and briefing processes, fire/evacuation planning considerations, daily jobsite inspection responsibilities, and the Bonneville right to decline and stop work policy with definitions and stepwise actions. Provides structure for hazard analysis, JHA/PPE requirements, and compliance with BPA contractor safety requirements.","Project Safety Plan\n\u0013 FORMTEXT \u0014Name of Project\u0015\n\u0013 FORMTEXT \u0014Name of Contractor\u0015\nInsert pictures of work area(s)/building(s) if available\nI certify that this document accurately reflects our project plan, to include subcontractor work under this contract.\nI certify that this document accurately reflects our project plan and is a living document that will be updated as the plan changes.  In addition, I will ensure this document is read by all on-site workers and subcontractors, and I will enforce these provisions by all workers and subcontractors.  Safety plan will be updated at least annually as well as when conditions change.\n\u000f\nEmergency Action Plans\nFor multiple site projects, in the secitions below, describe how you ensure workers are briefed daily, prior to start of work, on the location of the closest Medical Facility (or Facilities), directions, and where to find a printed copy of the direction in the event of emergency.\n\u000f\nEmergency Action Plan Risk Assessment\nMedical Facilities\nFor single site projects, provide the address and directions to the closest Medical Facility in this section. For multiple sites, provide a method on how the address and direction will be determined before the start of work and provided as a hard copy, briefed daily to employees before the start of work.\nMap to Medical Facility:\nPlace map in this section for single site projects\nFire/Evacuation Plan\nFire / Evacuation plan shall be provided for any areas with potential fire danger or within any BPA facility.  Plans for work at any facility should consider BPA’s Occupant Emergency Plan (OEP) for that facility (COR can provide site-specific information for that facility) and process for headcount to confirm successful evacuation.\nMap or Evacuation Plan:\nPlace map or written evacuation plan in this section for single site projects\n\u000f\nResponsibilities/Authorities\nSpecific Assignment of Responsibilities for a minimum daily jobsite inspection\n\u000f\nBonneville Right to Decline and Stop Work Policy\nBonneville’s right to decline and stop work policy is contained in Clause 15-12, paragraph (g), of the contract and matches Bonneville’s federal employee requirements.  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