COMPANY RESPONSIBILITY

     Each employee in the company must be made aware of his company’s Safety Policy and attitude towards the control on injury, damage, and fire, and of the part he, as an individual, must play to achieve this end.  The duties and responsibilities of employees, supervisors, and management in writing Company’s Management.

COMPANY PRESIDENT

     The President sets the policies, standards, and attitudes for accident prevention and safety in the company.  To provide special attention to accident prevention and safety performance, he should designate someone to serve as Safety Engineer.  The Safety Engineer responsibility will be full-time assignment.

     By using his Safety Engineer, FWMC's Safety Department, and periodic published reports, the President should monitor the effectiveness of accident prevention and safety program.

SAFETY ENGINEER

     The Safety Engineer is the primary focal point for the administration of FWMC’s Safety Program.  His duties include the following:

 (1)        Preventing injury to personnel, damage to plant and equipment.

 (2)        Recommend or devise ways to improve existing safety methods.

 (3)        Legal and contractual requirements affecting safety, health, and welfare.

 (4)        Provision and use of protective clothing and equipment.

 (5)        Suitability, from a safety viewpoint, of new or rented equipment.

 (6)         Recognize or determine potential hazards on new contracts before work starts, the impact it may have on the safety organization and fire precautions required.

 (7)        Changes in safety requirements.

 (8)        Carry out site surveys to see that only safest work methods are in operation, that health and safety requirements are being observed, and that welfare and first aid facilities are adequate and properly maintained.

                        (9)        Determine the cause of any accident or dangerous occurrence and recommend means of preventing recurrence.

                        (10)      Supervise the recording and analysis of information on        injuries, damage, and production loss.  Assess accident trends and review overall safety performance.

 (11)      Assist with training employees at all levels.

 (12)      Take part in discussions on injury damage and safety.

 (13)      Keep up-to-date with recommend codes of practice and safety literature.  Circulate information applicable to appropriate employees.

(14)      Foster within the company an understanding that injury prevention and damage control are an integral part of business and operational employees.

 WORK SITE SUPERVISION

 (1)        Inspect the work site daily and report and correct unsafe acts and conditions.

 (2)        Keep a permanent record of all injuries and damage at the site.

 (3)        Keep a record of weekly safety meetings on site with subject and attendance.

 (4)        Set a personal example.

 (5)        Incorporate safety instructions in routine orders and  see that they are obeyed.

 (6)        Conduct weekly safety meetings with employees.

 (7)        Correct unsafe acts, such as horseplay or the taking of  necessary risks.

 (8)        Ensure new employees are properly instructed in precautions to be taken before they are allowed to start work, including company rules of safe work practice.

(9)        Report unsafe conditions and defects in equipment.

 INDUSTRIAL PHYSICIAN

      The industrial physician will assist the Safety Engineer in the legal and contractual requirements affecting health and fully comply with the Department of Health.  His duties include the following:

            (1)        Maintenance of a healthful environment

            (2)        Making diagnosis and giving treatments for minor illness

            (3)        Giving health examination

            (4)        Keeping medical records

            (5)        Providing health education and counseling

                                    (6)        Applying immunization procedures like the anti-tetanus immunization
                        program

            (7)        Make medical and clinical investigations of occupational diseases.

                                    (8)        Assist the Safety Engineer in the planning, provision and maintenance of
                        sanitary facilities and potable drinking water

            (9)        In charge in the operation of the First Aid Station. Make recommendation
                        for the provision of first aid facilities, equipments, materials and supplies

                                   (10)      In charge in recommending and making sure that the First Aid Station is
                        well stock with medical supplies

EMPLOYEE

                         (1)        Use the correct tools and equipment for the job.
                                     Use the protective clothing and equipment provided.

                         (2)        Do nothing to endanger self or work mates.

                         (3)        Keep tools in good condition.

                         (4)        Refrain from horseplay and the abuse of safety  devices and
                                     equipment.