Pre-Construction Meeting Guidelines Sample Clauses

Pre-Construction Meeting Guidelines. The Project Manager, Company Construction Supervisor or other designated User’s Representative shall hold a pre-construction (project kickoff) meeting prior to the start of a medium or high risk-ranked project/service. Other attendees may include Company Health and Safety, Environmental, or Contractor management as needed. The Contractor’s Project Safety Plan will be discussed at this meeting, including a final review of the safety hazards checklist to ensure a proper hazard mitigation plan. These hazard mitigation measures shall be reviewed, and work shall not commence, until these hazards have been adequately mitigated. The Owners Representative, or other User’s Representative, will discuss with the Contractor the methods by which compliance will be achieved with Company safety requirements. An Emergency Call List shall be exchanged with the Contractor. This list must contain 24-hour contact information for key Contractor and project personnel, including Owner’s Representative and Safety Specialists. This list should be distributed to all concerned, as determined by the project team, prior to the start of work. For routine contracted maintenance services, a review of associated safety issues and specific facility issues, restrictions or practices, such as evacuation procedures, must be discussed with the Contractor upon initial hiring. Any changes in the facility that may affect the safety of Contractor, Company employees or third parties must be communicated immediately.
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