HVAC Maintenance HSE Policy

  1. Purpose
  2. The purpose of this safety policy is to establish and maintain a safe working environment for all employees of Golden Master Tech and to ensure compliance with all relevant safety regulations and standards in the HVAC maintenance industry.

  3. Responsibility
  4. 2.1.Management's Commitment: Golden Master Tech is committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment. Management will allocate the necessary resources to maintain and continually improve our safety program.

    2.2.Employee Responsibility: All employees are responsible for following safety procedures and reporting any unsafe conditions or incidents promptly.

  5. Safety Procedures
  6. 3.1. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): All employees must wear appropriate PPE, including but not limited to safety glasses, gloves, ear protection, and respiratory protection, when necessary.

    3.2. Equipment Inspection and Maintenance: All HVAC equipment, tools, and vehicles must be regularly inspected and properly maintained. Unsafe equipment should be taken out of service until it can be repaired or replaced.

    3.3. Safe Work Practices: Employees should follow safe work practices, including proper lifting techniques, ladder safety, and electrical safety.

    3.4. Hazard Communication:Proper labelling and communication of hazardous materials will be maintained as per applicable regulations.

    3.5. Emergency Procedures:All employees should be familiar with emergency procedures, including evacuation plans, fire safety, and first aid.

  7. Training and Education
  8. All employees will receive appropriate training and education on safety procedures, hazard recognition, and emergency response.

  9. Reporting Incidents and Near-Misses
  10. All incidents, accidents, and near-misses must be reported to the supervisor immediately. Investigations will be conducted to determine the root causes and corrective actions.

  11. Safety Inspections and Audits
  12. Regular safety inspections and audits will be conducted to identify and address potential hazards and areas for improvement.

  13. Compliance with Laws and Regulations
  14. Golden Master Tech is committed to complying with all local, state, and federal safety laws and regulations.

  15. Continuous Improvement
  16. Safety policies and procedures will be continually reviewed and updated to reflect changing industry standards and best practices.

  17. Disciplinary Action
  18. Employees who fail to comply with safety policies and procedures may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination.

  19. Safety Committee
  20. A safety committee may be established to oversee the implementation and maintenance of this safety policy. The committee will consist of representatives from different levels of the organization.

  21. Communication
  22. This safety policy will be communicated to all employees, and regular safety meetings and training sessions will be conducted to ensure understanding and compliance.

  23. Review and Revision
  24. This safety policy will be reviewed annually and updated as needed to ensure its effectiveness.

Alen Thomas Alex
Safety Engineer
08-09-2023

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