A Manual of Recommended Procedures to Implement a Safety and Hazard Communication Program

 

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If you need assistance in establishing a safety program, AFSA's guide, A Manual of Recommended Procedures to Implement a Safety & Hazard Communication Program is a step-by-step guide on implementing such a program

 

It was written specifically for fire sprinkler contractors and should get you well on your way to establishing an effective safety program.

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Fall Protection Program for Fire Sprinkler Contractors

 

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AFSA and CNA Insurance have developed a new program to assist contractors in educating their employees on fall protection. This 34-page booklet covers fall preventiona dn protection, stair and ladder safety, and supported scaffold safety.

 

The purpose of the program is to provide all employees with the proper understanding, training and equipment necessary to prevent injuries and falls off of, onto, or through working levels. Included are jobsite checklists, system inspection reports, fall hazard survey forms, and employe training records. Also included are diagrams labeled with OSHA's requirements

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Fleet Safety Manual

 

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Did you know that 30 percent of business dolar losses for the fire sprinkler industry come from accidents involving your company vehicles? Ths AFSA Safety Committee and CNA have developed the Fleet Saftety Manual to help you curb these expenses.

 

Several AFSA contractors, with excellent fleet safety records, contributed to this manual. AFSA's Safety Committee encourages AFSA contractor members to give fleet safety a priority consideration to cut losses. If you will institute the program outlined this manual and make it a part of each driver's routine, you will be rewarded with fewer losses

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Personnel Safety Handbook

 

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Contractors today must comply with many of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) safety standards. OSHA has the authority to carry out regular inspections of all construction companies and jobsites and can issue citations and fines for non-compliance which can run as high as $10,000 per day.

 

The Personnel Safety Handbook was designed by the AFSA Safety Committee in cooperation with CNA Insurance to help contractors avoid such high penalties. This booklet can help remind your employees about basic safety procedures. But, each company should also have a safety program established.

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Preventing and Controlling Water Damage

 

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Preventing and Controlling Water Damage is a handy checklist of procedures to follow when you have a job site water leak. Use this guide to be sure you get the needed information for insurance purposes.