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This Guideline covers the requirements associated with abrasive blasting, including work permits, special precautions, blasting enclosures, ventilation requirements, the control of static electricity, requirements for carrying out blasting work, personal protective equipment to be used, health assessment and surveillance of personnel involved in abrasive blasting work, management of abrasive blasting wastes and notifications to the authorities.

This guideline covers the requirements associated with environmental air quality and odors, including dust, smoke and other substances which constitute visual pollution.  It applies to all instances where the air quality outside the site boundaries is affected by the Company's operations (including transport operations) and may lead to complaints, legal claims or action by statutory authorities.

For general issues related to environmental effects, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-075.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with air quality in the workplace and the provision of exhaust ventilation where required.  It covers the identification of poor air quality; the design, installation, inspection and maintenance of exhaust ventilation equipment and the control of Legionnaires’ disease.

For air quality issues which relate to areas outside the workplace (i.e. environmental air pollution and odors) refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-070.

For outdoor ambient dust control, particularly associated with excavation and earth works, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-043.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the classification and delineation of hazardous areas and the control of sources of ignition in these areas.  This includes the use of electrical equipment and the control of miscellaneous ignition sources such as lighters, matches and electronic equipment. 

For hot work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-041.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with general work practices to ensure the safety and health of personnel during building works.

For requirements associated with power tools, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-104. 

For requirements associated with the testing of portable electrical equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-099.

For requirements associated with portable ladders, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-097.

For requirements associated with personal protective equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-052.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the management of carcinogenic substances in the workplace, including the identification, registration and assessment of such substances, dealing with prohibited and notifiable substances, communication with employees, health assessment and surveillance and keeping of records.

For other toxic and hazardous substances, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-024

For decontamination of equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-039

For radioactive substances, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-046

For asbestos, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-086.

For limits of exposure, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-087.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the protection of personnel from the extremes of cold.  This includes temperature assessment, the provision of workplace heating, protective clothing, training, and health assessments.

For hot working conditions, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-093.

For outdoor work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-067.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the management of all operations with the aim of preventing the spread of infectious, communicable diseases, including AIDS, hepatitis, SARS and others.

For the control of Legionnaires’ disease, refer ES&H Guidelines ESH-US-G-090.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the communication of ES&H matters to the Company's employees, including meetings, notice boards and ensuring communication to shift workers and others absent from site.

For consultation with employees, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-129.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the construction phase of engineering projects, including new plant, expansions or substantial modifications.  It covers all aspects of the construction, which have the potential to harm the safety and health of people, or the environment.

For the design work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-030.

For requirements related specifically to building work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-103.

For demolition work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-019.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the control of noise in the workplace, including the identification of noise sources, assessment of noise levels, reduction measures, noise monitoring and hearing protection.

For the control of environmental noise, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-069.

For the control of workplace vibration, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-118.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the control of vibration in the workplace, including the identification of vibration sources, assessment of vibration levels, reduction measures and vibration monitoring.

For the control of workplace noise, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-092.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the Corrective Action System, including the identification of system deficiencies, the initiation of corrective action, processing and disposition of Corrective Action, and the follow-up and evaluation of implemented solutions. 

For hazard notification and ES&H improvement, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-009.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with lifting equipment such as pulley blocks, cranes, lifts for personnel or for equipment and materials, and other similar equipment used for lifting.  It addresses the purchasing, operation, inspection and testing, and maintenance of lifting equipment.

For powered industrial trucks, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-048.

For Elevated Work Platforms, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-111.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the decommissioning of plant and equipment and covers all the relevant activities from removing an item of equipment from service, to complete demolition and remediation of a site.

For construction work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-112.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with designated representative, including the information given to representatives and the duty to consult with representatives on certain issues.

For the role of designated representatives in lodging complaints, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-113.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the control of the ES&H Management System documents including procedures, work instructions, forms and external documentation.  The document control arrangements covered in this guideline include identification and numbering, format, structure, registration, preparation, review, approval, issue, distribution, revision and cancellation of documents, as well as the control of electronic documents.

For requirements related to records, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-115.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with earth-moving machinery including front-end loaders, excavators, tractors and other machinery used for earth work.  It includes purchasing of such machinery, qualification of operators and mechanics, storage, inspection, maintenance, repairs and operation.

For excavation and earthwork, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-043.

For general requirements for outdoor work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-067.

For machinery and equipment other than earth-moving equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-057.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the safe operation of electrical equipment, including purchasing, safe use, residual current devices, maintenance, static electricity, earthing, lightning protection, explosive atmospheres, inspection, maintenance and repairs. 

For electrical lockout-tagout of equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-038.

For testing of electrical equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-099.

For High Voltage work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-044. 

For electrical equipment in offices, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-034. 

For electrical equipment in hazardous areas, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-058.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with Elevated Work Platforms, including purchasing, hire, operation, training, inspections, maintenance and safe use in all conditions.

For cranes and other lifting equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-047.

For work at heights, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-042.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with emergency equipment, including emergency washing equipment such as eye-bath and drench showers, warning lights, alarms, sirens, emergency power, evacuation lighting and spill control equipment.  It covers purchasing, inspections and maintenance.

Refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-045 for fire protection equipment.

Refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-074 for spill control equipment.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the management of safety and health related complaints by employees, including communication with employees, the receipt of a formal complaint, investigation and corrective action, and records to be kept.

For details of other roles of Workplace Designated Representatives, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-026.

For reporting hazards and health and safety improvements, other than issues (as defined in legislation) refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-009.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with noise detectable outside of the site boundaries (including noise generated by transport operations), which may affect neighbors and the community; and may cause complaints, legal claims and breaches of statutory requirements.

For general requirements related to environmental effects, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-075.

For workplace noise, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-092.

For noise generated by motor vehicles, refer ES&H Guidelines ESH-US-G-049 and ESH-US-G-055.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the design phase of engineering and building projects, including new plant, expansions or substantial modifications, for which a significant capital expenditure is required.  It covers all aspects of the design work including project management, and places emphasis on establishing ES&H performance criteria for all equipment and processes which have the potential to impact on the environment, safety or occupational health.

For ES&H aspects of construction work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-112

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with regular internal audits of all ES&H procedures, including planning and scheduling of audits, conduct, reports and corrective action.

For workplace inspections, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-116.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the preparation, issue and control of an ES&H Business Plan (including an ES&H budget) and with the monitoring of the plan's implementation and progress.

For specific requirements related to ES&H objectives and targets, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-101.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with ES&H records, including the records which shall be kept, responsibilities and duration, traceability of records, registration, storage, retrieval and keeping of electronic records.

For document control, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-008.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with excavation and trenching work, including the selection of equipment to be used, transporting the excavation equipment to the work site, pegging the area to be excavated, the excavation work, spoil heaps, barricading and shoring of trenches, back-filling and clean-up of the work site.

For Earth-moving Machinery, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-100.

For Outdoor Work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-067.

For Work on Roads, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-107.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the Company's relations with its neighbors and the community at large, including people living along transport corridors, community groups and other interested parties.  It deals with community relations programs, public complaints, provision of ES&H information and emergencies.

For communication with employees, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-013.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the management of workplace hazards and risks, including hazard identification, risk assessment, the criteria for hazard control measures and the implementation of such measures.

For hazard notification, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-009.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the protection of personnel from the extremes of heat.  This includes temperature assessment, the provision of workplace heating and cooling, protective clothing, training, and health assessments.

For cold working conditions, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-117.

For outdoor work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-067.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the investigation of incidents and accidents, including fatalities, injuries, occupational illnesses, loss of containment, environmental non-compliance (with license), public complaints and legal claims.  This includes events which actually caused or could have caused any of the above.  The Guideline covers: immediate action, investigation, classification and corrective action.

For hazards and other situations which have the potential to cause incidents and accidents and where preventative action should be applied, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-028.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the design, installation, operation, calibration, inspection, testing and maintenance of instruments and control systems which are critical to the protection of the environment, safety and occupational health.  This includes interlocks, trips, monitoring equipment and alarms, as well as control systems such as PLC, DCS and computer-controlled systems.

For electrical safety, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-062.

For interlocks and instruments associated with machine guarding, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-098.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the provision of adequate lighting in the workplace, including identification of areas with inadequate lighting, assessment of the risks, considerations for control measures and evaluating effectiveness of lighting improvements.

For general requirements related to workplace facilities and sanitation, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-080.

For emergency lighting, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-053.

For electrical safety, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-062.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the limits to be placed on the exposure of personnel to harmful substances, including chemical and biological hazards, harmful dusts and others.  It includes review and assessment of exposure hazards and risks, the arrangement of work schedules to ensure exposure limits are not exceeded, health assessments, training, the use of personal protective equipment and action to be taken if exposure limits are exceeded.

For toxic and hazardous substances, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-024.

For harmful fibers and dusts, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-086.

For lead in the workplace, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-114.

For carcinogenic substances, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-122.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with machine guarding and interlocks.

For plant and machinery safety requirements, other than guarding and interlocks, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-057. 

For requirements related to instruments used for interlocks, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-060.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with management commitment to ES&H, including demonstrated and visible commitment, personal initiatives by managers, recognition of contributions to ES&H and the resolution of conflicts between ES&H objectives and other business objectives.

For general issues related management responsibility and authority, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-001.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with changes and modifications to existing operations, including changes to hardware (plant, equipment, materials, etc), plant control software, operating or maintenance procedures, operating conditions, raw materials used, new products, process formulations, responsibility and authority, organizational structure, or any other change.  It does not cover replacement parts which are identical to the replaced item.

For acts, regulations, standards and publications related to construction work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-112.

For the engagement of contractors in the implementation of changes, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-022.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the management of wastes generated by the Company's operations, including all materials generated by the work process, other than products sold to customers.  It deals with the broader issues of waste management, such as the identification and registration of waste streams, compliance with statutory licenses and monitoring waste costs. 

For specific methods for dealing with wastes, refer to the following ES&H Guidelines:

For waste minimization, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-064

For waste recycling and re-use, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-065

For waste treatment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-066.

For waste disposal, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-121.

For accidental discharges to the environment (waste or other materials), refer ES&H Guidelines ESH-US-G-074 and ESH-US-G-110.

For waste which is discharged as gas, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-070.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with identification, control and assessment of tasks involving manual handling.  It includes the reduction of manual handling risks during the design of new facilities, the aspects to be considered when assessing manual handling risks and the training of personnel.

For ergonomics, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-084.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the protection of personnel working outdoors and includes protection from the weather, provision of facilities and protection from UV radiation.

For work in isolated areas, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-109.

For general requirements related to hot working conditions, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-093.

For general requirements related to cold working conditions, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-117.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the measurement and reporting of key ES&H performance indicators such as injuries, occupational illnesses, environmental losses of containment and non-compliance, public complaints and others. 

For the review of the collected data and actions to be taken, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-011.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with plant, equipment and machinery which may present a hazard to operating personnel. This includes tanks and piping systems, machinery with moving parts such as assembly lines, conveyors, etc.  It covers the classification, inspection, maintenance and safe operation of such equipment.

For cranes and lifting equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-047.

For powered industrial trucks, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-048.

For high pressure equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-061.

For machine guarding, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-098.

For testing of electrical equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-099.

For earth-moving machinery, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-100.

For power tools, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-104.

For elevated work platforms, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-111.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the safe use of portable ladders.  It covers all types of ladders and includes purchasing, storage, transport, use, inspection and maintenance of ladders. 

For working at heights other than on ladders, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-042.

For ladders which form part of a structure, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-123.

For elevated work platforms, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-111.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with power tools, including explosive tools, compressed air tools, cord and battery operated electrical tools, and petrol and diesel powered tools.  It covers the storage, operation, inspection maintenance and safe operation of these tools, and the training and qualifications of persons operating such tools.

For general plant and machinery safety, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-057.

For testing of electrical equipment (including electrical power tools), refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-099.

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This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the purchasing and hire, work areas, operation, refueling, inspection and maintenance of powered industrial trucks.  It also includes requirements related to the types of powered industrial trucks to be used in specific circumstances (e.g. indoors, in hazardous areas, etc).

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This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the procurement of equipment and materials, including selection and accreditation of suppliers, purchasing specifications, inspections and documentation to be obtained from suppliers.

For the procurement of services (contractors and consultants) refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-022).

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the safe handling, purchasing, operation and maintenance of equipment containing radioactive substances (e.g. instruments such as flow meters).  

For isolation of sources of RF (Radio-Frequency) radiation, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-038.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the Company's management structure and organization, as they relate to environmental protection, safety and occupational health.  The Guideline addresses the areas of appointments, accountabilities and individual responsibilities.

For requirements related to management commitment, refer ES&H Guidelines ESH-US-G-128

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with road safety and the prevention of road accidents involving vehicles owned or used by the Company.  It includes qualification of drivers, maintenance of vehicles, insurance, training and accident investigation.  This includes road-safety issues as they relate to public roads, as well as driving on company roads (i.e. roads on company sites).

For transport of materials and goods, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-055.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with prevention and control of on-site leaks and spills, of hazardous materials which may harm the environment or personnel.  This includes discharges directly to the environment (marine, inland water or land) and discharges to sewerage or storm water systems.  The guideline covers preventative measures such as the bunding of tanks and areas where the potential for leaks and spills exists, measures to be taken to segregate hazardous materials or contaminated water from sewerage and storm water drains, etc; and rectifying actions to be taken in the event of a spill.

For the prevention and control of transport spills, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-110.

For remediation of contaminated land, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-068.

For requirements related to the control of leaks from underground tanks, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-108.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the safe design, inspection and modifications of structures and buildings, including pipe bridges, stacks, walkways, fixed ladders, etc. 

For bunding of tanks, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-074. 

For portable ladders, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-097.

For work areas safety (e.g. floors, stairs, access ways, etc) refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-123

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the safety inspection and testing of electrical equipment, connected by a flexible power supply cord and plug, including the inspection of extension cords, portable outlets, portable residual current devices and portable isolation transformers.  It covers the frequency and method of testing and tagging of equipment. 

For electrical safety related to fixed equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-062.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the safe purchasing, handling, storage and use of toxic and hazardous substances.  It includes the use of labels and MSDS's, provision of information and training to personnel, risk assessment and control, precautions for safe handling, storage and use, and access to information by interested parties.

For Material Safety Data Sheets, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-023

For harmful fibers, including asbestos, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-086

For systems of work related to limits of exposure to chemicals, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-087.

For spray painting, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-105

For lead in the workplace, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-114

For carcinogenic substances, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-122

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the transport of products and materials which may constitute a hazard to the environment, safety or health of drivers, the community along transport corridors and others who may be affected.  It includes the selection of carriers, risk reduction measures, training, incidents and emergency response.

For loading and unloading of trucks and tankers, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-050.

For general road vehicles safety, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-049.

For prevention and control of transport spills, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-110.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the prevention and control of transport spills, including spill control equipment for minor and major spills, training of personnel, response teams and mobilization in the event of a major spill.

For the prevention and control of spills on sites, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-074.

For general requirements related to road transport, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-055.

For emergency equipment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-053.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the disposal of wastes generated by the Company's operation.  It includes handling of wastes and transport of wastes (including by contractors).

For general issues related to waste management, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-063.

For issues related to waste treatment, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-066.

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This Guideline covers the requirements associated with programs aimed at the reduction and, where possible, elimination of wastes generated by the Company's operations, and the adoption of cleaner production strategies.  The reduction of wastes can generate significant savings, both of waste treatment and disposal costs and the cost of the discharged materials.  It would also enhance the Company's standing and public image.

For general issues related to the management of wastes, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-063.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the treatment of wastes generated by the Company's operation.  It includes on-site treatment, handling of wastes, transport of wastes to off-site treatment (including by contractors) and safety of personnel who may be exposed to hazardous wastes.

For general issues related to waste management, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-063.

For issues related to waste disposal, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-121.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with welding work, including work permits, training, the control of fumes and gases, ventilation, Material Safety Data Sheets, radiation hazards, electrical safety, personal protective equipment, health surveillance and the provision of first aid.

For welding which constitutes Hot Work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-041.

For welding of pressure vessels and boilers, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-061.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the safety of work areas, including work spaces, floors, access ways and doors.

For structures and buildings, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-056.

For portable ladders, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-097.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with works on roads, including traffic management, signs and devices, traffic controllers, personal protective equipment and keeping of records.

For excavation and earthwork refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-043.

For outdoor work, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-067.

For general requirements related to site roads, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-049.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with working at heights, including on high plant structures, scaffolding and platforms, and work on roofs. 

For work associated with portable ladders, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-097.

For work associated with elevated work platforms, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-111.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the working hours of personnel, including extended work periods, shift work, personnel performing hazardous work and health assessments.

For security arrangements related to personnel working outside normal working hours, refer to ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-033.

This guideline covers the requirements associated with consultation with employees and their representatives on relevant ES&H matters, including issues for consultation, confidential information and consultation training.

For communication with employees, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-013.

For general issues related to workplace designated representative, ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-026.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with the workplace facilities which shall be provided for employees, including dining facilities, change rooms, washing facilities, drinking water, etc. 

For emergency facilities refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-053

For heating and cooling refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-093

For protection of outdoor workers refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-067

For housekeeping refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-051.

For lighting in the workplace refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-120.

For work areas safety refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-123.

This Guideline covers the requirements associated with workplace inspections, including areas to be inspected, scheduling of inspections, personnel to conduct inspections, training, inspection sheets to be used, inspections by Health and Safety Representatives, actions arising from inspections, and follow-up and corrective action.

For ES&H audits, refer ES&H Guideline ESH-US-G-004.