TW Clark Construction
Subcontractor
Safety Requirements
Subcontractors
Subcontractor relationships are vital to the success of every project.
T.W. Clark Construction Inc. (hereinafter referred to as T.W. Clark) is committed to providing a place of employment for all employees that is free from recognized hazards, unsafe conditions, or inadequate process. In so doing T.W. Clark is required by state & federal regulatory agencies to ensure all sub-contract & lower tier sub-contractors employed by T.W. Clark have an “effective in practice” Safety Program which includes:
- 🗹 Accident Prevention Program
- 🗹 Site Specific Safety Plans
- 🗹 Hazardous Activity Plans
- 🗹 Employee Training, Certification & more.
For more information on the regulatory requirements please review the DOSH Directive 27.00 STUTE Decision.
T.W. Clark has designed this page to assist our subcontractor & lower tier subcontractors in developing an “effective in practice” safety program that is required by federal & state legislation.
Subcontractor Safety Plan Step 1
Please submit a copy of your company Accident Prevention Plan to the TW Clark Safety
Director once annually. ksnyder@twclark.com
If needed, view the sample accident prevention program here: Example Accident Prevention Program
Submit Site Specific Safety Plan Step 2
Please submit a site-specific safety plan Index to the project manager and contract administrator.
This is a condensed version of your company Accident Prevention Plan that is specific to the project and your scope of work. It must include an Emergency Action Plan.
Your Site-Specific Safety Plan must identify or address the following:
- Scope of work.
- Location of work.
- What are the hazards associated with the process utilized?
- What controls, measures, devices, & PPE will be used to eliminate hazards.
- Safety representatives name & inspection frequency.
- Safety data sheets are required for all products used on T.W. Clark projects.
- Names of employees doing the work and certifications when available.
- Name of the foreman or “lead” of the work and certifications when applicable.
The Site-Specific Safety Plan must include “Hazardous Activity Plans” for hazardous activities such as:
Training is required for the operation of the following tools, equipment, & tasks.
✓ Forklift/Telehandler
✓ Scissor Lifts
✓ Boom Lifts
✓ Crane Operation
✓ Flagging
✓ Rigging & Signaling
✓ Powder Actuated Tool use (PAT)
✓ Scaffolding
✓ Fall Protection
✓ Confined Space Entry
✓ Trenching & Excavation
✓ Respirable Crystalline Silica & more