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AIW Pawtucket Safety Meeting 2^ PIAINTIFFS m mmt 'WVjfXST.'.' -- 1 ?. j; August 1995 DO VOU KNOW HOW YOUR EMPLOYEE'S ARE BEING INJURED. RE AO THE SUMMARY PAGE TO THIS HANOOUT EACH MOHTH FOR YOUR DEPARTMENT'S ACCIOENT HISTORY. TALK ABOUT THOSE ACCIDENT'S AT YOUR OEPT.S SAFETY MEETINGS. ACClOENTS ARE AVOIDABLE!!!?? SC-ELEC-11070 SAFETY MEETING AGENDA August 1995 1. Review Minutes 2. Maintenance Progress Report: A. Karalis / L. Rezendes 3. Training Report by Department 4. Safety Talk for August. Training topic for department safety meetings is at discretion of foreman & supervisors for September. Topic should be relevant to department. SUGGESTED TOPIC..'Accident History of Department and Employee Feedback'. Call D. Cookson for assistance, films, etc. Supervisory Training Topic: Environmental Regulations & Compliance..........Hazardous Waste Compliance. 5. Notable accidents July 1995..J. Scallin 6. Fire Prevention Inspection: N. Levin) 7. Accident Rates for 1995 8. HAZWASTE - HAZSHED - SHED UPDATE J. Amaral oil disposal at NEC (Rags & Speedy Dry) Flammable disposal at NEC Manpower assistance (529) NEC: Sewer Project Acetophenone Empty drums MA DEP Consent Agreement Spill box Oil tank ir. WD tank room n SAFETY MEETING A Safety Meeting was held July 28. 1995 at 10:35 a.m. with the following present: Ed Baranski Danny deCruz Manny Pimental Joe Scallin John Bettencourt Chuck Federico Charlie Pontes Dave Cookson Paula Kalafarski Sandy Rinebolt John Silva Dave commented that despite the severe hot weather, there have been no heat-related medical problems so far this summer . ' In Larry Rezendes* absence, Dave reviewed the Maintenance Safety Work Request Progress Report. There are only a few remaining outstanding requests to be taken care of. The AID Monthly Training Report was reviewed; everything was in or der . The list of Worker's'Compensation Reportable Inj'uries for May and June 1995 was discussed. There were more accidents than usual, and in general it was not our best couple of months. There was a review of Norm Levin's Fire Reports for June and July. Joe Scallin asked John Bettencourt to take care of the repair of the fire door in the Tinning Room. John commented that this particular door was difficult to repair, as the door cannot be removed. Joe asked that John do the best he can, and also perhaps look into replacing that door with a different type, such as an overhang. Norm's July report noted that there were cans of flammable liquid being stored outside the flammable liquid cabinet in Dept. 14; that has since been taken care of. The year-to-date summary of the number of medical only and lost time work comp claims was reviewed. June and July's numbers are down from the previous two years but in terms of manhours numbers the actual percentage is pretty much the same. Dave has ordered the film "Two Hands and Ten Fingers" which illustrates how to prevent hand injuries. Accompanying handouts are available, and Dave urged the foremen to show this film to their employees. Dave congratulated the foremen on collecting over $1000 worth of recyclable cardboard. McCaughey Standard will very soon be paying us for our efforts. Blood tests for selected departments, including Tinning, are soon to be scheduled. Sandy Rinebolt reminded the foremen how severe and lifethreatening heat stroke can be. She cautioned them to be on the lookout for the telltale symptoms of red face and no sweat. If anyone displays these symptoms, she urged the men not to take any chances and to call the rescue immediately. The issue of drinking alcohol, on off (break) time and off the premises, was discussed. Dave and Joe reminded the foreman to use caution should they encounter a situation of this nature. The meeting adjourned at 10=55 a.m. 1895 MONTHLY TRAINING REPORT AtW as ofB/27/95 DEPT. 1 3 4/18 14 21/9 25/28 29/52 51 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC RATE ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2: 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2l 222 22 22 1 2 22 22 220 22222222 * 2 2 ; 2 2! 2 2 = 2 0: , : : 2 2i 2 2; 1 > 2 2i 1 l 1 1 2 2 0 2 2 2 0 2; ; J j 88 100 94 88 100 88 88 75 PLANT RATE. 90 2 - indicates that safety training was conducted at Monthly Dept. Safety Meetings by the department's supervisory personnel. 1 - indicates that an attendance sheet for safety training was submitted but, a safety walk inspection was /rot conducted. OR 1 - indicates that a safety walk inspection form was submitted but, safety training attendance forms were not. 0 - No Reports Submitted 1994 MAINTENANCE SAFETY WORK REQUEST PROGRESS REPORT PLANTSMONTH: yf>tsr 1. Number of safety related Maintenance Work Requests received year to date since 1/1/9\^T 2. Number of safety related work requests received this month. 3. Number of safety related work requests acted upon and completed this month. 4. Number of safety related work requests yet to be completed. 5. list all other safety related work accomplished by the Maintenance Dept this month. 4- s?22aa. / 199& 199-T total /<r J2L Comments: 3. CONDITION OF FIRE PUMPS A . FIREPUMP SUCTION SUPPLY FULL/EMPTY 5. FIRE PUMPS ADEQUATELY HEATED 6, FIRE PUMPS SUCTION SUPPLY VALVESOPEN/CLOSED N/A N/A N/A N/A INSPECTORS COMMENTS' FIRE DOORS: / (1) THE FIRE DOOR IN THE TINNING ROOM WAS WEDGED OPEN WITH A PIECE OF WOOD. C2> THE WEIGHT FOR THE AUTOMATIC CLOSING DEVICE IS MISSING ON THE SAME DOOR.