Excavations and Trenches Sample Clauses

Excavations and Trenches. The Contractor shall coordinate excavating and trenching work with the WPCB Shift Supervisor, designee or Safety Specialist. The design of sloping and benching systems, support systems, shield systems or other protective systems shall conform to, at a minimum, to the OSHA requirements detailed in 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P and VDLI requirements. The Contractor shall submit a copy of the completed review to the designated WPCB Engineer or Safety Specialist prior to the start of work. When this design requires review and approval by a registered professional engineer, the Contractor will be required ro procure those services at the Contractor’s cost. , The Contractor shall notify the WPCB designated person of the name of the individual that is to serve as the Contractor’s ‘Competent person’ as defined by OSHA/VDLI regulations. The Contractor’s designated ‘Competent person’ shall maintain a written log of the daily inspections made of excavations, adjacent areas, and protective systems. A copy of these written logs shall be made available to the WPCB Safety Specialist or WPCB designeeupon request. Substantial physical barricades to prevent persons from falling into an open trench shall be maintained around the perimeter of trenches. This is especially important for trenches that must remain open overnight. Snow fencing or the equivalent, tape, and plastic caution tape/ribbon Are not acceptable. All areas of 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P and VDLI regulation must be followed. Anyone proposing to excavate, dig, bore, tunnel, blast or disturb the earth in any manner which may damage buried utilities is required to call Miss Utility of Virginia at 0-000-000-0000 48 hours (2 working days) before starting the proposed work. All Miss Utility Tickets must be cleared before work begins, to check for cleared tickets call 0-000-000-0000. Just waiting 48 does not necessarily mean you may start excavations, you must make phone contact to ensure ticket is clear before beginning work.
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Excavations and Trenches a. Any excavation or trench five feet or more in depth will be provided cave-in protection through shoring, sloping, benching, or the use of hydraulic shoring, trench xxxxxxx, or trench boxes. Trenches less than five feet in depth and showing potential of cave-in will also be provided cave-in protection. Specific requirements of each system are dependent upon the soil classification as determined by a competent person.
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