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iv. Fire extinguishers) <br />v. Personal Protective Equipment (raining coats, rubber boots, hand gloves, <br />etc.) <br />f. Develop an emergency phone list according to the project area and location. <br />2. Hurricane Warning -36 hours to Hurricane <br />a. Notify Projects supervisors, key personnel, and subcontractors of the hurricane <br />warning and weather conditions. <br />b. Hold a meeting with the key personnel to distribute preparation responsibilities <br />and review the actions already taken. <br />c. All material will be contained in a manner that it cannot be a projectile or it will <br />be removed from jobsite. <br />d. All floors exposed to outside elements should be broom clean. <br />e. Take photographs of the jobsite, both inside and outside, to aid in documenting <br />the precautions taken before the hurricane. <br />f. Refuel all company vehicles and park them in a protected area to minimize <br />damage from windblown objects. <br />g. Shutdown all non-essential electric motors and cut off power at main breaker. <br />h. Fill all safety cans with gasoline and/or diesel. The safety cans should be labeled <br />with the nature of their contents. <br />i. Remove compressed gas cylinders form the work areas when they are exposed <br />to outside elements. Be sure that they are stored in upright position and tied up. <br />j. Materials, tools, and equipment stored in areas susceptible to flooding should be <br />storage in high places. <br />k. Prepare an accurate inventory list of all equipment, materials and tools at the <br />project site. <br />I. Fill drinking water cans with ice and water and place them in a safe place. <br />m. Secure all hazardous chemicals materials to prevent chemicals spills. <br />3. After The Hurricane <br />aI <br />Forjob personnel who must return to work to the site in the aftermath of the <br />hurricane, certain precautions are needed: <br />i. Avoid <br />areas where <br />power lines are down, <br />especially in the vicinity of the <br />water. <br />Report any <br />power line down to the <br />Florida Power and Light <br />Company (FPL). <br />Avoid piles of debris, where poisonous snakes and insects may have <br />taken refuge. <br />36 <br />