1Safety Policy
is the protection of its resources, specifically the employees and physical assets, against human distress and financial loss resulting from accidental occurrences.
2The Company Safety Section
The function of this section is to advise and assist company executives and project management staff in carrying out their safety and loss prevention responsibilities as prescribed by the Occupational Safety and Health Standards of the Department of Labor and Employment.
3Project Manager
holds complete responsibility and authority for implementing the Company Safety and Fire Prevention program within the project, being accountable for all associated costs.
4Project Manager
They maintain knowledge of safety regulations and practices, ensuring supervisors and employees fulfill their obligations and comply with regulations.
5Project Manager
Additionally, they review accident reports and initiate corrective actions while actively supporting the program by setting a positive example for subordinates.
6Project Safety Engineer
implementing the Company's safety and Fire Prevention Program, ensuring compliance with Client's safety requirements.
7Project Safety Engineer
They investigate accidents, inspect the worksite daily for hazards, and recommend preventive measures.
8Project Safety Engineer
The Engineer keeps records of injuries and damages, maintains necessary statistical data, and has authority to halt work deemed unsafe.
9Project Safety Engineer
They attend safety related meetings, report on safety performance, and fulfill additional duties assigned by the Chief Safety Engineer, setting a personal example throughout.
10Superintendent
Responsible for enforcing Company Safety Requirements under the oversight of the Project Manager, ensuring supervisors adhere to safety regulations and client specific rules
11Superintendent
They determine work methods and order, communicate hazards and precautions to workers, and foster safety awareness through regular meetings.
12Superintendent
Additionally, they lead by example on site by consistently wearing appropriate protective gear.
13Supervisor
responsible for implementing safety measures outlined in the manual and required by the Client, prioritizing client requirements in case of conflict.
14Supervisor
They inform workers of specific dangers and necessary preventive measures, ensuring adherence to safety rules and regulations and providing prescribed protective equipment.
15Supervisor
implements additional safety measures as directed by the Safety Engineer and familiarizes themselves with work permit procedures.
16Supervisor
They oversee good housekeeping, instruct workers to correct safety violations promptly, conduct weekly safety meetings with their team, and lead by personal example.
17Foreman
familiarizes himself with relevant sections of the Safety Manual, reporting unsafe conditions and equipment defects.
18Foreman
They ensure the availability and proper use of safety gear, maintain equipment in good condition, and keep the workplace clean and organized.
19Workers
utilizes appropriate tools and equipment for their tasks, consistently wears provided personal protective equipment, and avoids actions that pose risks to themselves or the workplace