草稿-阿默斯特学院（ draft copy- amherst college）.docVIP

Draft Copy April 11, 2012 Site Specific Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Plan ________________________________________________________Date ________________________________________________________Project Name ________________________________________________________Site Address Introduction It is the responsibility of each contractor working on this project to implement, enforce and modify when necessary the safety policies and procedures identified here-in. Communication and training is an integral part of the program, and should be emphasized over the duration of the job. In order to facilitate the above, every employee on site shall follow the established policies and procedures, report hazardous conditions and mitigate “areas of concern” before an illness, injury, near miss or other incident is realized. Contractors as well as other persons on this site are obligated to follow the same rules and regulations that have been implemented for the contractors in accordance with the requirements of, but not limited to; the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Massachusetts Department’s of Environmental Protection (DEP), Department of Public Safety, Department of Labor and Workplace Development, and other applicable state and local regulatory requirements. The responsibility for the implementation, training and enforcement of this program rests with the; General Contractor: ___________________________________ Project Manager / Site Superintendent:___________________________________ The goal of this program is to provide a healthy and safe working environment for everyone as well as to protect the site and the environment to the best of our ability. If a conflict is identified between the safety manuals of the general contractor, any sub-contractor, or the owner, the most stringent requirement shall prevail. Scope The Site Specific EHS Plan can and should be used (with applicable mod