As of Jan. 1, 1995 a Loss Control Plan was instituted to emphasize the need for safety and hazardous chemical awareness. This plan is to assist in procedures to follow in the event of injury or accident. Our purpose is to prevent such incidents, but we also realize that people cannot always control a given situation.

Engineered Foundation Systems, Inc. maintains strict adherence to OSHA safety and health standards for the construction industry (29CFR Part 1926) and will not tolerate any deviation from the safety policy we have adopted.

SUPERVISION:

Supervisors will assist in identifying and correcting workplace hazards and improper work procedures, training and motivating employees to ensure that established work practices are followed.

The Employee:

Employees notify supervisors immediately if they observe any unsafe work procedure if they feel the need for further training in their position. Training is a necessity for safety production on the job site.

If employees are injured on the job, (includes a "near miss") they notify a supervisor immediately to correct or remedy the situation that caused the injury, and file an injury report.

• Maintain a "clean" working area.
• Hard hats will be worn on all projects while working under scaffolding.
• Protective equipment/clothing will be worn when required (Absolutely no tennis shoes!).
• While operating any type of motor vehicle, including site equipment, observe all safety precautions.
• Always observe the "Zone of Safety". Observe all posted notices.
• Always ask a supervisor when unsure how to maintain a "safe" working environment or how to work with various chemicals used in concrete work
• NOTE: E.F.S. maintains a strict Zero tolerance policy on use of drugs or alcohol while in our employ. We maintain the right to require a testing if we believe you could be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. You will be terminated immediately if you enter our building or the job site while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Safety Production Meetings are held weekly. Every employee is expected to attend.

Additional Safety Requirements

1. Report any unsafe conditions.
2. Wear the required protective equipment for the job being performed.
3. Obtain First Aid for any injury, no matter how minor.
4. Watch out for any fellow employees not wearing proper safety equipment or committing any unsafe acts.
5. Ask questions, if unsure about anything.
6. Wear hard hats at all times until all scaffolding is down and all roof tile is installed.
7. No passengers on forklifts, backhoes or other large equipment, unless equipment is equipped with mandatory seat belt for such use.
8. Portable "Walkman" type stereos are prohibited on jobsite(s).