IIPP CSWP Flashcards
What does CSWP stand for?
Code of Safe Work Practice
Who has the authority and responsibility for implementing the provisions of the DWR IIPP?
The Director
All employees are responsible for complying with the DWR IIPP, including but not limited to, the following:
- Complying with health and safety related signs, posters, and warnings.
- Actively participate in safety and health training.
- Using PPE.
- Requesting safety information.
Stop work authority is part of?
WRM 73
The purpose of safety audits/inspections?
- Ensure established safe work practices are being followed.
- Ensure equipment and PPE is maintained in safe and good/reliable working condition.
- Ensure that routine PM of equipment is being conducted.
- Ensure hazards are corrected as soon as they are identified.
Who’s responsible for completing the Initial Incident Report after an injury or illness on the job?
The supervisor or project lead.
What does Cal/OSHA mandate for employees?
Employees must participate in periodic safety training.
What does PWSP stand for?
Pre-work safety plan.
What does JHA stand for?
Job hazard analysis
What does SP stand for?
Standard Procedure.
What is the purpose of a JHA?
To identify the sequence of a task, the hazards associated with it and the mitigations necessary to keep workers safe and healthy.
When is a JHA not required?
When performing routine low risk tasks that have a Standard Procedure (SP).
Who should draft a JHA?
It is a collaborative effort between all affected employees.
The emergency contingency plan is located in which section of Hazard assessment and mitigation?
Section C.
When may a JHA be extended beyond a day?
When the scope of work has not changed and everyone has re-signed the JHA.
