Requirements for Other Written Plans

If	Then you need to have	Reference: WAC 296-
Chemicals are used in your workplace Solvents, gases, adhesives, caulks, glues, coatings, cleaners, acids, fuels, concrete, wood dust, welding	Chemical Hazard Communication Program	-800-17005
Employees enter "permit required confined spaces" - "Any space with limited ingress or access, not designed for human occupancy, that people may go into (any part of their body)." May include: Stormwater or sewer systems Crawl spaces Tunnels/pipes Storage tanks/silos/containers	Confined Space Entry Program	-809-300
Construction site employees are exposed to fall hazards of more than ten feet Look at General example using harnesses Use the template to write your own See the examples of how this template can look in practice: General example using harnesses Example for siding workers	Fall Protection Work Plan(specific to each worksite)	-155-24505
The noise level is too high in order to carry on a conversation at normal voice levels	Hearing Conservation Program	-817-200
Employees service or maintain machinery or equipment where unexpected start-up could cause injury	Lockout/Tagout Program	-803-200
Employees are exposed to Drywall dust Dust from concrete, masonry, tile/grout Paint spraying, sanding, grinding/blasting Sandblasting Powder actuated tools	Respiratory Protection Program and/orLead exposure control plan	-842-120 Respirators -155-176 Lead.
You are going to be conducting demolition work [A big thanks to Joseph McKinstry Construction for sharing a copy of their demolition plan and the engineering survey as examples.]	A survey report to determine the structural integrity and possibility of unplanned collapse, plans and or methods of operation, other written items as required.	-155, Part S

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Requirements for Other Written Plans