Workplace Safety Guidelines

Safety Responsibilities

• Employees must work safely to prevent harm to themselves, fellow employees, and the public.
• Adherence to government and company environmental, health, and safety requirements is mandatory.

Fall Protection

• 100% fall protection is required when working at heights above 6 feet or in areas with a risk of fall liable to cause injury.

Restricted Areas

• Warning signs and barricades must not be violated under any circumstances.
• To enter a cordoned-off area, employees need permission from the area owner and must wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Safety Protocols

• Employees must be familiar with directives outlined in relevant company manuals.
• Prescribed practices must be followed to ensure a safe working environment.

Safety Equipment and Practices

• Employees must use required safety equipment at all times.
• Employees must be drug and alcohol-free while working on international assignments.
• Equipment and vehicles must be operated in a safe and responsible manner.
• Hazardous materials must be handled in a safe and environmentally responsible manner.

Reporting and Correcting Unsafe Conditions

• Employees must report unsafe conditions to their Supervisor/Camp Boss immediately.
• Unsafe conditions must be corrected before starting work.
• If a task cannot be done safely, it will not be done.

Incident Reporting and Prevention

• Employees must report near misses (incidents that do not result in injury or illness) to their Supervisor/Camp Boss.
• Employees have a responsibility to prevent fires from occurring.
• Smoking is prohibited in all BBCHPL buildings and sites.

Fire Safety and Prevention

• Fire drills will be conducted in each reporting location every 12 months.
• Employees must actively participate in these drills.
• Flammable materials must not be stored in front of electrical outlets.
• Combustible materials (e.g., paper, cardboard, natural elements) must not be accumulated.
• Combustible waste (e.g., oil-soaked rags, waste) must be stored in approved metal containers.

General Safety Guidelines

• Materials, boxes, and supplies must be neatly stored in cabinets or shelves.
• File drawers, desk drawers, sliding shelves, and doors must be kept closed when not in use.
• Employees must be familiar with primary and secondary evacuation routes.
• Elevators must not be used during evacuations.
• The area around electrical boxes (panels) must be kept clear for access.

This quiz covers the essential guidelines for ensuring a safe working environment, including adhering to government regulations, working safely, and following fall protection protocols.