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11. Hold orientations to train new employees on Safety policies. Never leave a new employee <br />alone until.you have determined his/her knowledge and skills for the work to be done. <br />12. When work is to be done far from the area where the group is located, preferably do it with at <br />least two other employees. <br />13. One of your assignments is to hold tool box safety meetings with all your employees. Be the <br />teacher at the weekly safety meetings. At the end of the day, return the sheet signed by all the <br />participating employees to your office. <br />14. We expect each supervisor and manager to have a good relationship with his/her employees, <br />but it is also important to maintain your position of responsibility and authority in order to <br />ensure correct discipline, and functioning of your group. <br />b.) SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL EMPLOYEES: <br />1. No one is allowed to assign a task to a co-worker that endangers his/her life or health. If this is <br />done then it is correct for the worker to bring to the attention of his/her supervisor the danger <br />related to the task. <br />2. Obey the instructions of your supervisor or manager. <br />3. When you do a job, wherever it may be, use the Company safety vest and cap. When the job <br />requires it, use safety goggles and gloves, as well as any other means of protection necessary. <br />4. Eat healthy. Keep your body hydrated. Drink a lot of water. <br />5. Keep your arms and body appropriately covered. <br />6. Use correctly laced boots. <br />7. Use tools that are in good condition. Report any defective tools, and if you think an injury <br />might occur by using a damaged or defective tool, do not use it, put a mark on it and set it <br />aside, and turn it in to your supervisor. <br />8. All defective tools must be marked and removed from the worksite so that no other employee <br />will use them. <br />9. Do not repair wooden handles of any tools. <br />10. Make sure that tools with an edge are correctly sharpened. An unsharpened tool of this type <br />could cause an accident. <br />11. Do not leave shovels and rakes lying "face up." <br />12. Do not carry shovels, picks or rakes slung over your shoulder. <br />13. When you pick something up use your legs bent slightly at the knees and not your back. <br />14. Immediately report any accident you may have had, no matter how small, to your immediate <br />supervisor. <br />15. Report any unsafe condition you may detect at the worksite or in a vehicle or equipment to <br />your supervisor. <br />16. Report if you see that items in the "First Aid Kit" need replacement. <br />17. Visually inspect the fire extinguisher and report anything wrong. <br />18. The Company appreciates any information that helps prevent accidents, and or contributes to a <br />safe workplace. <br />19. Always use safety goggles when operating equipment and whenever refueling or fueling <br />equipment. <br />20. DO NOT smoke when refueling or fueling equipment or when close to flammable materials. <br />