Программа ББКС малоопотный работник. Программа для принятых сотрудников short service employee program
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6HIGH RISK AREAS & ACTIVITIES AND EXPOSED WORKER GROUPSThe SSE shall be carefully implemented and monitored by Construction and HSE supervisor, with special focus in high risk areas or group of workers exposed to high risk activities. This includes: group of workers performing activities at Projects Brownfield critical activities like scaffolding, excavation, hot work, activities requiring entry in confined spaces electrical work requiring isolation of systems / lock out-tag out work in pressurized and HC systems lifting and hoisting In certain situations, SSEs may be prohibited from working in high hazards areas (Projects superintendents have the right to reject SSE personnel participating on specific high risk activities) 7PROCEDURESThe following procedures apply to the Short Service Employee Program 7.1Notification (Appendix 1)The HR department notifies worksite management/supervision and safety department of all newly hired or reassigned employees. In turn, Management will notify the HSE Engineer of new employees in their region who require training 7.2OrientationManagement will provide a company-approved orientation. The orientation will include that the supervisor reviews with each newly hired employee Each SSE will be provided orientation specifically based on job position and job-related topics prior to performing job tasks Each SSE will be taught how to access company policies, standards and procedures Satisfactory completion of the orientation must be signed and dated by the employee and supervisor 7.3TrainingThe supervisor will ensure that each SSE is properly trained per state, industry, company and operator requirements before starting work when the employee is hired the employee is appointed a new job assignment the employee is exposed to new substances, processes, procedures, equipment, etc. that represent a new hazard to the employee The supervisor will ensure that each SSE is properly trained in the hazard(s) present in the workplace the policies, procedures, processes and PPE utilized to control these hazards and prevent illnesses, injuries, property damage and/or environmental incidents the skills necessary to conduct their assigned jobs safely and efficiently while providing quality and economy 7.4Identification systemIt is important for supervisors, co-workers and project managers to recognize a Short Service Employee; therefore, an identification system is developed for this purpose. The identification system is a means of communicating to the workforce that the Short Service Employee is in a transitional period. It will not be a designation of in-experience or used to mark an employee as having lower skill sets The SSE will be identified by a vest, colored hardhat, decal or other clothing or PPE that prominently identifies the employee as a SSE employee. For example, if a hardhat decal is used, it should be placed on each side of the hardhat with a label under the decal indicating the date when the employee is no longer considered to be a Short Service Employee. The Supervisor and the SSE Mentor will provide supervision and not allow the SSE to perform any task in which they have not been properly trained. The Supervisor and the SSE Mentor will ensure that the SSE understands the task to be performed and the associated hazards. The Supervisor removes the decals and other identifiers upon expiration of the SSE term, and after verifying that the SSE exhibits a knowledge and skill level to perform the job tasks assigned. P ED project has chosen to use a HIGH Visibility hard hat sticker as identification system for new SSE employees. The sticker will be placed on the back of the hard hat and the start date of SSE added in permanent marker.
7.5DocumentationThe HR Specialist completes the SSE Notification form for new employees (Appendix 1) and forwards to the Supervisor. Upon completion of training, supervisor signs off and forwards notification form to HR. All records for the SSE Orientation and Training should be maintained at the employee’s location by the Supervisor 7.6SSE Quality Assessment and ControlManagement should review the effectiveness and quality of the Short Service Employee Program at least annually SSE Orientation and Training documentation should be audited for accuracy, timeliness and completeness Onsite inspections should be conducted to ensure that supervisors, mentors and Short Service Employees are adhering to the SSE Program The number of incidents involving new employees should be measured, compared to the general workforce and evaluated for trends or performance variations Management should ensure that all program deficiencies are promptly corrected and documented ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 1 ФОРМА УВЕДОМЛЕНИЯ ПРИНЯТОГО СОТРУДНИКА / APPENDIX 1 SHORT SERVICE EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION FORM
ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ 2 ФОРМА ПО ОТСТУПЛЕНИЯМ ОТ ТРЕБОВАНИЙ ПО ПС по отступлениям от требований по ПС /APPENDIX 2 SSE VARIANCE REQUEST
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