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The following are training courses that have been identified as mandatory training. Standard courses are required, regardless of the job type or work environment. Additional Courses are required if applicable to the work environment. With the exception of First Aid / CPR and Fire Safety & Emergency Response each standard topic requires one hour of instruction. The supervisor’s shall schedule out the training requirements in conjunction with the Safety Training Program sponsored by the Tribal/CTEC Safety Committee, and TOSHA Training Center.. STANDARD COURSES: (As applicable to job performance)
SUPPLEMENTAL
At completion of each program, the employee will
be issued a certificate of completion. Copies of all certificates
will be sent directly to the appropriate Human Resource Department
for insertion into the employees file.
New employee safety orientation should begin on the first day of work. Developing safe work attitudes cannot be over emphasized and every effort should be made to instill safe work practices in new employees. The Employee Safety Training & Orientation Acknowledgement form (1.01) must be completed on each new employee. The following is listed on the form and shall be covered in the safety orientation of a new employee.
10. Read Safety Manual
A. Posters Poster size shall be 18" x 24" and laminated. Posters required for each building are as follows:
B. Secondary Containment Labels (for MSDS) Labels will be at least 1 ½" x 3 7/8" for secondary containment.
The label shall have all four areas on the label: C. First Aid Kits To protect the liability of the Tribe and comply
with first aid needs, all first aid kits regardless of size or location
shall be stocked with first aid supplies only. Items such as cold
medication, aspirins, etc., shall not be purchased or stored in
any first aid kit(s) or sponsored by any department/entity.
Inspections will be performed at the request of the entity, management, safety committee or TOSHA. Should a written complaint be made to TOSHA, the Safety Inspection Committee will not do an inspection. When requested to complete an inspection the following shall occur: 1)The inspection team shall select no less than five (5) people from the inspection committee, lead person will be Bill Mollenberg, the inspection team leader; 2) Select the Inspection types to perform based on the work environment; 3) Set a date to do the inspection and identify who will be our host at the site. The following are the inspection types the team will choose from for an inspection: 1. CKL-00 Safety & Health Program Assessment 2. CKL-1 Walking Surfaces 3. CKL-2 Office Hazards 4. CKL-3 Building Exteriors 5. CKL-4 Facility Housekeeping 6. CKL-5 Fire Protection 7. CKL-6 Washroom and Locker Room 8. CKL-7 Ladders, Scaffolds, & Powered Platforms 9. CKL-8 Written Hazard Communication Program 10. CKL-9 Personal Protective Equipment 11. CKL-10 Electrical Safety 12. CKL-11 Lock Out / Tag Out 13. CKL-12 Forklift Safety Audit 14. CKL-13 Loading Dock Safety 15. CKL-14 Gas Welding and Cutting 16. CKL-15 Portable Hand and Pedestal Tools 17. CKL-16 Equipment Guarding and Safety Devices 18. CKL-17 Tractor Mowing Operations After an inspection is completed, the inspection team leader will follow-up via weekly telephone conferences on the sites progress. One month from the inspection date, a second follow-up inspection will be completed to verify the corrective action plan. Should a site be non responsive to development of a corrective action plan, the Inspection Committee will file a written complaint with the TOSHA safety compliance officerafter the second visit. The following are the current Inspection Committee Representatives:
Selection of an inspection team will be based on
reducing conflict of interest, the expertise required and availability
of personnel.
Elections will be completed in January of each year. Positions to fill are as follows:
A memo will be issued after the election to introduce the new board and committee members.
SAFETY
& HEALTH SPECIALISTS
1. Darren Cawston 3110
2. Kathy Desautel 3229 Kathy was elected as the Chairperson of the Safety Committee, so you can read her personal profile under "Committee Members" of the Safety Website.
3. Lena Finley 2682
4. Pat Gabriel 2536
5. Wilda Nugent 7091
6. Wes Seyler 2139 Wes was elected as the Vice-Chairperson of the Safety Committee, so you can read his personal profile under "Committee Members" of the Safety Website.
7. Steve Stanger 7568
8. Mae Stensgar 2683
9. Al Weipah 2722 My name is Alton "Weep" Weipah. I have lived most of my life on the Colville Reservation. During my younger years I went to school in California and was in the United States Army. I have worked for the Government for 20 years in various departments and have been with the Tribe for almost ten years. At this time I am employed with the Employment and Training Department as a Job Development Specialist and have earned certification as a Safety and Health Specialist.
10. Mark Watson (CIPV) |
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