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It defines site safety orientation expectations, safety roles and responsibilities, OSHA-based inspection and documentation requirements, and a disciplinary action program for noncompliance. 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The orientation will cover general safety and health rules, regulations and site-specific policies and hazards. The orientation serves as the verbal warning for safety requirements for all individuals on the project.  [Insert contractor name] shall be responsible for scheduling orientation of their employees and visitors with Power.  If an individual is found on-site without having received the training, that person will be removed from the project for the remainder of the day, and the crew foreman may be disciplined.\n\u000f\nSafety Roles and Responsibilities\n[Describe Safety roles and responsibilities of team (i.e. PM, Superintendent, Safety manager, Competent person, foreman, employees.]\n[Provide competent person's qualifications and attach OSHA 10/30 here or in appendices]\nSafety Inspections\nSafety Inspections In accordance with OSHA, each subcontractor shall perform frequent and regular safety inspections of their work area(s) by a competent person. A copy of the report or documented inspection shall be submitted to Power within 24-hours of the commencement of the inspection. Subcontractor supervisors shall take immediate action to correct violations, unsafe practices and unsafe conditions. The subcontractor will be solely responsible to review and monitor the work area or location of all their employees on a regular basis during the performance of work. In addition, each subcontractor must provide a documented inspection of the subcontractor's work area(s) by an individual not assigned to the daily operations on-site (i.e. safety representative, insurance loss control representative, etc.) at a minimum of once per month.\n[Provide copy of inspection form and safety inspection plan/program]\n\u000f\nDisciplinary Action Program\n[Insert company Disciplinary action program for employees violating site and company standards.]\u000f\nManaging Tier Subcontractors\n[Address names and management procedures of tier subs if applicable]\nWill they have own competent person? 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