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RFQ No. 15-08-02 <br />Construction Management at Risk for Government Center Annex at 18080 Collins Avenue 12 <br />SAFETY PROGRAMS <br />our saFEty EFForts EnComPass thE PubliC outsidE our ConstruCtion FEnCE <br />We are not only concerned with the safety of our workers, but we also want to make sure that pedestrians and motorists around <br />our jobsite have nothing to worry about. To that end, we develop detailed maintenance of traffic (MOT) plans, establishing safe, <br />well signed passage for people outside the jobsite. <br />jobsitE saFEty is a mindsEt <br />At Kaufman Lynn Construction, a safe work site is paramount to a successful project, and a core value to assure a goal of zero <br />accidents throughout the duration of construction process. We emphasizes the importance of everyone going home safe at the <br />end of every work day. <br />wE ExCEEd industry standards For suPErintEndEnt saFEty training and osha CErtiFiCation... <br />We require our superintendents to receive advanced and on-going training certified <br />to OSHA 30 (30 hours of training each year) requirements, well beyond OSHA 10 which <br />is what most contractors require of their superintendents. This training includes fall <br />protection training, trench and excavation training and host of related matters to keep <br />our team up to date and certified in the latest and most innovative safety measures. <br />... and dEmand saFE PraCtiCEs From our subContraCtors <br />We take our knowledge and teach these safety techniques to our subcontractors through <br />Weekly Tool Box meetings. We gather the subs on the job site each week, review their <br />current and upcoming project issues and discuss the safety measures that must be <br />employed. <br />an indEPEndEnt saFEty insPECtor doublE ChECks our EFForts <br />In addition, we hire an independent OSHA certified Safety Inspector that visits each of <br />our jobsites, unannounced, at least once a month. He files a report which is reviewed by <br />our President Mike Kaufman, the Project Executive, and the Project Team with points and <br />suggestions to be acted upon immediately. This Safety Action Plan (SAP) is inspected for <br />completion and correctness at the 48 hour point by the Project Executive who reports its <br />approval directly back to the company president. <br />IMPLEMENTING LEED DURING PROJECT TO ACCUMULATE AS MANY POINTS AS POSSIBLE <br />We implement “Green Building Techniques” even on projects that are not pursuing LEED Certification as part of our standard <br />everyday practice. We recycle up to 90% of all construction debris on our jobsites by supplying each construction site with <br />recycling containers. We provide pollution and erosion control; we have a concrete truck washout area on each site to prevent <br />any soil contamination; we also pay very close attention to the Indoor Air Quality during construction. In our interior finishes we <br />use low VOC paints, adhesives and sealants and we always achieve very high percentages of recycled content in our building <br />materials. <br /> <br />PHASE 3: POST-CONSTRUCTION <br />PROJECT CLOSE-OUT <br />To accomplish a true and complete closeout process, Kaufman Lynn Construction creates a ‘closeout matrix’ which details the <br />requirements listed in the contract documents and our in house requirements we believe necessitate successful turn-over <br />documents. The information from the matrix is submitted to all subcontractors to aid them in finalizing their portion of the <br />closeout process at the 75% mark of the project. Kaufman Lynn Construction starts the closeout effort “day one” of the project <br />assuring a continuing effort of gathering the appropriate documents so that the culmination of the process is simply “another day” <br />rather than a frantic mad dash to the finish line, often missing the mark on complete documentation. <br />All our superintendents are OSHA 30 <br />Hour Trained and maintain safe site <br />for both workers and the public. <br />Project Approach & Understanding <br />Section D