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6.C. - Page 55 of 147 <br />Contractor Safety Checklist Cargill, Inc. <br />unless job function prohibits or creates a greater risk. <br />3. If you discover a fire, immediately call 911 and notify Cargill. <br />4. If a contractor employee is injured and requires medical attention, immediately call 911. <br />5. Prior to performing any work, contractors must provide a complete list of ALL chemicals or <br />substances they will bring on site and provide an SDS if requested by Cargill. All chemicals <br />should be placed on or within secondary containment. <br />6. Any spills of fuel, oil, solvent, brine, chemicals, or any other pollutant must be contained and <br />reported to Cargill immediately. The contractor will be required to participate in the incident <br />investigation and the physical clean-up and will be required to bear the costs of clean-up and <br />proper disposal. <br />7. Cargill's buildings and grounds may contain both Lead and Asbestos materials. Only approved <br />and licensed Contractors may disturb Lead and/or Asbestos. <br />8. No individual shall lift a weight greater than 60 pounds. If an object weighing more than 60 <br />pounds must be lifted, multiple people will be used or mechanical lifting such as a forklift or <br />crane will be used. If the object is less than 60 lbs. but is awkward for a single person, multiple <br />people or mechanical lifting should be used. <br />9. All Cal/OSHA regulations regarding welding and hot work must be followed, including <br />proper eye, face, hand, body, and respiratory protection. Contractors must supply their own fire <br />extinguishers when a fire watch is required. Fire watch must be performed by someone other <br />than the person performing the hot work. After the hot work is completed, a Fire Watch is <br />maintained for 60 minutes. <br />10. Underground survey is required prior to core drilling, boring, or trenching work. <br />11. Fall protection is required for all work performed at or above 4 feet (this applies to the <br />individual's feet being greater than 4 ft from the ground). Contractors shall provide all fall <br />protection training and equipment for their employees. Contractors are not allowed to go on <br />any building roof without approval from Cargill and completion of Roofing Checklist. If an <br />individual is within 10 feet from the edge of the roof, fall restraint must be used. Tools and <br />materials cannot be stored within 15 feet of edge. Fall protection must be used in the following <br />scenarios: stepping on a ladder within 6 feet of the guardrail, or leading edge, and any time <br />when 3 points of contact cannot be maintained. <br />12. Aerial lift (boom and scissor lifts) operators must be trained. Daily equipment inspections must <br />be performed and available for review. The use of fall protection harnesses and fixed length <br />lanyards or aerial lift designed SRL's are required when working from all aerial lifts. Aerial <br />lifts may not be used as cranes to lift materials. Operators may not stand on lift railings or any <br />other object other than the floor of the basket on a lift. <br />13. Contractors are to use proper ladders or scaffolding for the task. Ladders must be inspected <br />prior to every use and must be used in the correct manner. Example, A frame ladders need to <br />be opened and locked and not used as an extension ladder. Scaffold users must have proof of <br />proper training before utilizing scaffolding. Climbing on piping, equipment or structural steel <br />is not allowed. <br />14. All scaffolds with a ladder run > 10' without the ability to exit onto a platform, or within 6' of <br />a hand rail or leading edge requires fall protection while ascending/descending the scaffold. <br />Contractor Safety Checklist template redline for San Mateo County 7 15 2020.docx <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />148 <br />