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 Change Record REVISION DATE AUTHOR SECTIONS/PAGES AFFECTED REMARKS 0.1 30.04.04 Nyman new issue 0.2 05.05.04 Nyman Minor additions RG 0.3 16.07.04 R. Kurz All Editing for APEX 0.3b 25.07.04 Nyman 6 Definition of SCS 0.4 11.8.04 Nyman All Incl. comments from R.Güsten M.Boecker 0.5 18.09.04 Nyman All Made the definition of APEX base and APEX telescope site clearer. Changed the references to the LSO Safety engineer to the Paranal Safety Engineer.  Table of contents 1 Purpose 4 2 Scope 4 3 Acronyms/Definitions 5 4 Documents 6 4.1 Applicable documents 6 4.2 Reference documents 6 5 Safety Responsibilities 7 5.1 Agreement between APEX partners 7 5.2 Approval 7 5.3 Authority 7 5.4 Staff 7 5.5 Visitors 7 5.6 Contractors 7 6 Safety Management 8 6.1 Emergency Services 8 6.2 Safety Regulations 8 6.3 Safety Materials 8 6.4 Training 8 6.5 Safety Budget 8  Purpose The purpose of this document is to outline a comprehensive safety program for the APEX project. The personal safety and health of each APEX employee, contractor employee, and visitor is of primary importance. Prevention of occupationally-induced injury and illness are of high priority. To be successful, such a program must reflect proper attitudes toward injury and illness prevention on the part of management and employees. It requires cooperation in all safety and health matters among employees, their co-workers, and visitors. The APEX Management Plan (AD-01) specifies that the APEX Station Manager has authority over all safety aspects of the APEX activities at the APEX Site in Chile. The ultimate responsibility for safety, however, cannot be delegated to an individual. Adequate attention to safety is the responsibility of all personnel – APEX staff, partner staff, contractors, and visitors. Each person at the site is expected to comply with all identified safety and health standards, rules and regulations pursuant to our policy f