Klondyke General Contractors

Foreman Safety Training Objectives

Provide you with more information so you can make sound decisions that may save someone’s life, protect the public,prevent property damage and protect company assets.
Comply with our “Vision 2002”

Safety Vision 2002 - We, the leaders of Klondyke LLC recognize our employees as our greatest asset. In an effort to heighten awareness, minimize injuries, protect our property and maintain profitability we agree to continuously improve because: WE BELIEVE!

WE BELIEVE our employees deserve the safest place to work
WE BELIEVE our current safety systems and processes can always get better
WE BELIEVE safety training and education is our best attack on preventing injuries and property damage
WE BELIEVE no accident or near miss is too small to report
WE BELIEVE open communications will ensure information is disseminated accurately and timely
WE BELIEVE our Safety Committee can and will add value to our safety program this year
WE BELIEVE safety training shall not be limited to the Safety Leadership Team
WE BELIEVE the safe operation and condition of our equipment is vital to production and overall success
WE BELIEVE our customers perceive us as industry leaders in safety and it is our goal to maintain this high level of expectation

KLONDYKE SAFETY AGENDAS

Foreman Safety Training - Part I

Foreman Safety Training Objectives
500 Club Requirements
500 Club Charter
Klondyke Drug and Alcohol Program
OSHA Processes & Citations
Subpart C General Safety & Health Provisions
Subpart D Hazard Communications
Subpart E Personal Protective Equipment

Foreman Safety Training - Part II

Foreman Safety Training Objectives
Foreman Safety Training Part I (Review)
Subpart F Fire Prevention
Subpart H Material Handling
Subpart I Hand & Power Tools
Subpart K Electrical Hazards
Effective Communications

Foreman Safety Training - Part III

Objectives
Accident Reporting Procedures
Safety Forms
Excavation Safety
Patrick Galloway
Dust Control Rules
MCEAP

Vehicles & Equipment
Confined Spaces
Communications Skills
Presentations
SSTA Test
Review for STS Construction

NAME	FOREMAN TRAINING PT 1	FORMAN TRAINING PT 2	APPLICATION SUBMITTED	FORMAN TRAINING PT 3	STS EXAM SCHEDULED	STS EXAM TAKEN	PASS TEST	GIVEN BONUS
DAN SULLIVAN	7/26/2002	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	11/4/2002	11/7/2002	YES	11/8/2002
JEFF ALEXANDER	N/A	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	10/11/2002	10/11/2002	YES	10/11/2002
DAVE ANDERSON JR	7/26/2002	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	11/1/2002	11/1/2002	YES	11/1/2002
BILL EGNATOFF	7/26/2002	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	10/18/2002	10/18/2002	YES	10/21/2002
BILL KRUKOVSKY	10/18/2002	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	11/8/2002	11/8/2002	YES	11/11/2002
GARRY PATTEN	N/A	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	10/11/2002	10/11/2002	YES	10/11/2002
LARRY OWENS	N/A	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	11/15/2002	11/15/2002	YES	11/15/2002
JON HOFFMAN	N/A	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	10/18/2002	10/18/2002	YES	10/21/2002
NATHAN CASTILLO	10/18/2002	9/20/2002	9/24/2002	10/4/2002	11/14/2002	11/13/2002	YES	11/13/2002
STEVE HEALEY	7/26/2002	9/20/2002		10/4/2002	7/23/2002	7/23/2002	YES

Klondyke Safety "500 Club"

Purpose: To ensure the field superintendents & field foreman in our workforce are given every opportunity to become the best construction supervisors possible by enhancing their safety and risk management skills.

Goal: To use the Safety Trained Supervisor in Construction (STS-Construction) certification offered by the Council on Certification of Health Environmental and Safety Technologist (CCHEST) as the foundation to demonstrate our supervisors advanced level of knowledge in construction safety and their desire to be the best they can be in their profession.

Obectives: To review all of Klondyke's field management and select the most qualified field supervisors and assist them in obtaining their STS-Construction certification by the end of 2002. Create an outline to help each employee in the application process, adhering to the certification process and successfully passing the exam. Each participant will receive a safety bonus of $500.00 and will be honored into the "500 Club" with their name engraved on the plaque upon successful completion of the exam.

Employee Checklist:

Meet the qualifications and be recommended by Klondyke Safety & the Vice President of Field Operations

Employee must complete the application forms

Forward the completed application to Kiondyke Safety for review

Klondyke Safety will attach all required fees and forward to CCHEST for approval

Attend all training sessions to prepare for the exam

Schedule and take your examination within 120 days of receiving your admission form

Sit for the examination at the appointed time and place

Attend the next Safety Leadership Meeting for presentation of the awards

New Agreement Recognizes Safety Trained Supervisors

The Council on Certification of Health, Environmental and Safety Technologists and OSHA recently signed an agreement that recognizes the safety trained supervisor certification for construction sites.

According tithe certification council, companies that employ certified supervisors indicate to compliance officers that a site is being operated by individuals with demonstrated knowledge and ability and may contribute to a project's qualification for a "Focused OSHA Inspection."

The certification council said implementation of the agreement should have an immediate, significant impact on the achievement of safe construction sites.

OSHA administrator John Henshaw was on hand to sign the agreement.

"This agreement enables OSHA to recognize a certification that verifies the safety and health knowledge of individual supervisors on construction sites," Henshaw said. "We are delighted to encourage the promotion of safety and health at construction worksites through such programs as this certification program of CCHEST."

Photo courtesy of BCSP

(from left to right)
S. Burkhammer, B. Swanson, P. Conroy and L. O'Donnell are present as J. Henshaw signs the voluntary cooperative action recognizing the STS-Construction certification.