Asheboro Facilities Contractor Orientation

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1 Asheboro Facilities Contractor Orientation Energizer Battery Manufacturing, Inc. (To be reviewed with ALL contractors, regular basis mechanics and electricians and janitorial staff.) 1

2 Purpose of Site Orientation This purpose of this presentation is to provide information to contactors regarding Energizer's general safety rules of conduct while performing work at our Asheboro Facilities. This is in accordance with our contactor safety compliance requirements. Carolina Star Worksite We are proud to be recognized as a Carolina Star Site. Since 2003, this designation recognizes our facilities as one committed to creating and maintaining a safe and healthy workplace. 2

3 Facilities 419 Art Bryan Drive 3

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5 General Information Parking: Upper North parking lot using gate 1 & 2 must be used for contactors at Albemarle and the North employee entrance gate at Central for entrance/exit to/from the plant property. Tobacco use is prohibited on company property. Including personal vehicles on property Emergency eye wash/shower stations are located throughout the facilities. Upper West parking lot at Art Bryan (Plant 2) must be used for contractor s automobiles for entrance/exit to and from the plant property. Eating on premises is confined to cafeterias/break rooms to outside. 5

6 Facility-wide Safety Requirements 6

7 Emergency Exits Know your closest emergency exits to your work area. Signs are posted throughout the facility to indicate primary and secondary exit points. 7

8 Contractor Identification Contractors must wear a photo ID badge while performing work at this facility. The badge must be visible at all times. Contractor will be issued a picture/name ID. Contractor C Badges are OBSOLETE 8

9 PPE Requirements 9

10 Safety Glasses ANSI approved safety glasses with side shields are required at all times in production and maintence areas and associated isles. Splash goggles, sides shields, or other PPE, may be required when performing hazardous task. Safety glasses are Required when performing any maintence tasks. Hearing Protection Required: Plant 1 = Metal Parts Department and Gray & Red floor production areas. Plant 2 = All Production areas. 10

11 Tools and Equipment Tools equipped with lasers must NOT have a rating higher than a Class II. This includes, but not limited to pointers and leveling devices. 11

12 Fall Protection The need for fall protection arises when there is work at elevated heights (4 feet or higher) where there are fall hazards. Examples include: Such actions as work on open sided platforms or floors, work on top of unguarded tanks, enclosures, pipes, or railroad cars, work at ceiling or rafter level, climbing on equipment to gain access to fixtures, valves, filters, or other for work above a 4 ft. elevation, or climbing out of, or leaning out of a scissors lift platform. Training in fall protection must include: Daily harness inspections A rescue plan (if person falls, retrieval must occur within 15 minutes, then first aid or medical attention must be administered) 12

13 Job Safety and Health Analyses You may be asked to review a Job Safety and Health Analysis (JSHA) for specific work that you are performing. These documents provide procedural safety information for your protection. Please review these documents carefully. If a JSHA is not available for a task that you are performing, then a JSHA may need to be written before work begins. 13

14 Facilities different Fire Extinguishers 14

15 Power Industrial Vehicles This facility utilizes powered industrial vehicles such as fork trucks, electric hand trucks, High jackers, and sweepers as well as AGV s (automatic guided vehicles; robotic fork trucks). Always maintain your awareness for these vehicles, especially at aisle intersections. 15

16 All Trades and Services Technicians This includes welders, roofers, painters, construction, HVAC, movers, system installers, equipment service tech, etc. ARE REQUIRED TO FOLLOW OSHA AND EBM SAFETY GUIDELINES AND REQUIREMENTS. Refer to House Rules Table of Content for a reference list of required standards 16

17 General Information Contractor Storage Energizer may provide areas for storing material & equipment. Each contractor and subcontractor must provide a means to secure such items. Flammable liquids Must be stored in an approved container at a safe distance from buildings and must have the approval of the EBM Environmental Coordinator prior to storing Gasoline or Diesel Engines Are not permitted to be used in the facility without proper approval (contact your ECR). Overhead Work Is not permitted in occupied areas over EBM employees or other contractors without proper approval (contact your ECR). 17

18 General Information Guards and Safety Devices DO NOT OPERATE EQUIPMENT WITHOUT GUARDS IN PLACE. DO NOT OPERATE EQUIPMENT WITH SAFETY DEVICES BYPASSED Working on Moving or Energized Equipment - Work on equipment that is moving or energized is STRICTLY PROHIBITED Working on Energized Equipment - You must meet LOTO requirements before work can begin Ladders - Conductive ladders are prohibited from EBM property. Fiberglass ladders must be used. Scaffolding - The use of scaffolding must comply with all standards set forth 18 in OSHA

19 Equipment Loan Agreement Business needs may permit contractors to use Energizer s equipment, subject to terms contained in the Equipment Loan Agreement form. (OHB 809) This agreement acknowledges that the contractor: a) Is trained, or has qualified operators, to use of the equipment b) Will return the equipment in good and safe working condition c) Will report any defects, damage, or loss of equipment d) Assumes liability for its use This agreement is available through your ECR or purchasing representative. 19

20 Permits and Authorization Hazardous Work Permits are REQUIRED for the following types of work: Roof Work / Fall Protection required If working within 6ft of the edge. Excavating & Trenching Confined Spaces Electrical Systems Working on or near the area. MUST be at zero energy Operating Equipment around power lines Grinding or any other spark producing work Elevated Work Torches or any open flame Opening equipment that contains pressurized materials Moving Radioactive Material

21 Hazardous Chemicals The Material Safety Data Sheet, sometimes called OSHA Form 20, must be obtained and furnished by you for any chemical you would like to bring into our facility. The MSDS must be provided to the ECR and then forwarded to and approved before the chemical can be brought onto EBC property. Please review the use of all chemicals brought on site with your ECR. All chemicals must clearly display a chemical hazard label. Check all chemicals, do not assume a chemical is safe, check it out. 21

22 Asbestos Awareness Asbestos containing Materials (ACM) are found in the following areas of Art Bryan (Plant 2); 12 X12 or 9 X9 floor tiles and mastic in the main cafeteria and kitchen, main employee entrance, under servers in MIS, Betty Connor s office, mix blow-up control room. TSI covering at pipe elbows on mezzanine above plant manager s or purchasing offices. These floor tiles and TSI covering must not be drilled into, removed, or disturbed in any way. 22

23 Advising ECR 23