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REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CENTRAL CONTRA COSTA
SANITARY DISTRICT
ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
Chair Williams
Member McGill
Monday, August 10, 2015
8:00 a.m.
Executive Conference Room
5019 Imhoff Place
Martinez, California
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
MICHAEL R. MCGILL
President
TAD J. PILECKI
President Pro Tem
PAUL H. CAUSEY
JAMES A. NEJEDLY
DAVID R. WILLIAMS
PHONE: (925) 228 -9500
FAX. (925) 372 -0192
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4.
District Safety Program
Annual Summary
2015 Year -to -Date
Administration Committee Meeting
Jerry Ledbetter
Safety Officer
August 10, 2015
Central Contra Costa Sanitary District
Number of Cases
25 -- -- — —
23
20
15
15
13
OSHA Recordables
• Days Away (DA)
10 Restricted Time (RT)
i
6 6
5
5
3 3 3
_ 2
0 0 _
2012 2013 2014 2015
1
600
543
500
400
Number of Days
300
241
200 182
168
100
21 38
I1 0
2012 2013 2014 2015
■ Days Away (DA) Restricted Time (RT)
2
Injury
Rates
Incident
Days Away
Restricted
Other
Rate
Rate
Duty Rate
Recordable
2013 - NAIC 22132
Sewage Treatment
(3.4
4.06
Facilities
2.44
1.63
1.2
0.3
1.9
CY 2014 -CCCSD
5.14
0.79
2.37
1.98
YTD 2015 -CCCSD
Note: Rates normalized based upon 100 employees (40 Hours/Week - 50 WeeksNear)
2
4.06
0
2.44
1.63
2
Types of Injuries
■ 2012 ■ 2013 ■ 2014 2015
12
10
10
8 —
7 7
6
5
a
4 4
3 3 3
z
- 2 2
1 1 1 1 1 t
o .� ■ 4__ —
Sprains / Contusions / Dermatitis Other Burns Hearing Loss
Strains Abrasions /
Cuts
D
Causation of Injuries
2012 2013 2014 2015
9
7
7
6
s
5 5
4
4
3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
2
z 2
1 1 3 i
1
n
RMI / Over- Slip / Trips / Struck Against Missing / Insect Poision Oak Exposure
exertion Falls / Struck By Wrong PPE // /(/( /��f,-
3
2014 -2015 Accomplishments
• Safety Officer position was elevated and the group
centralized to report directly to the Deputy General
Manager
• Significantly reduced the amount of Safety Suggestions
backlog
• Conducted CalOSHA Compliance for Managers and
Supervisors Training
• Completed 5 -year fire alarm and sprinkler testing and
participated in fire life safety gap assessment of Martinez
• Conducted evacuation drills for all Martinez and CSO
2014 -2015 Accomplishments
• Following Safety Directives were created / updated
— Chemical Hygiene Plan
— Asbestos Compliance Program
— Heat Illness Prevention Program
— Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Program
— Ergonomic Program
• Safety training completed since January 2015
— Conducted 79 safety classes
— 1,414 attendees were trained in these classes
— Total of 2,020 training hours
— Provided CalOSHA Safety Compliance training for Supervisors
and Mangers
0
2015 Focus
• Organize and consolidate safety related records, tools,
and resources
• Assist engineering with upgrading / repairing current fire,
life, safety systems
• Update the District Safety Requirements language in
contracts and bid packets
• Review all safety forms for efficiencies and effectiveness
• Partnering with other groups to ensure adequate
emergency preparedness, incident tracking, etc.
• Continue addressing safety program assessment
findings from EORM and CSRMA.
2015 Focus
• Leverage systems and software to improve
efficiency and compliance
• Enhance customer service through:
— Increased visibility
— Contractor project oversight /design review
— Participation in a great number of tailgate meetings
— Attend more manager and departmental meetings
• Establish monthly metrics which include both
leading and lagging indicators (first aids, near
misses, inspections, findings, etc.)
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1.1
Safety Sta(I l.,s. ecU Onz
Safety Department Metrics
1.2
1.3
Inspect i_on Findin s
Su a or /Area Owners Ins ectlonz
Count
1.45afetrvSu
estlons SUbml[[ed
Count
1.5
Safet Su estlons Com leted Closed
Count
1.55
Percent of Safety Su estlons COm leted Closed
%
1.6
Safet Work Orders Submitted
count
1.7
Percent of WOrk Orders Com letetl
%
1.8
Er onomlc Evaluatlonz Com leted
Count
3.9
Fleld Ins estlons
Count
3.30
1HA
Count
2.1
Numberof Safet Trainin classes
Count
2.2
Numberof Individuals Trained
Count
2.3
TOhl Number of Trainin Hours
Hours
2.4
Safee Tall ates
Count
2.5
Contractor Safet Orie ntaNOns
Count
3.1
Near Misses
Count
3.2
Total Number of Fint Aid Cases
p cases
3.3
Total Number of Remrtlable Cases
p cases
3.4
3.5
lyuries (Firs[ Aid * Recordable GSls
p cases
Total Number of Cases with Restrlcted Dut
poses
3.6
3.7
Number of Days with Restricted Duty
pDays
Total Number of Gases with Days Away from Work
pcases
3.8
Number o(Days with Lost Work Davz Awav from Work
pDa s
3.9
Vehicle Accitlents
Count
3.10
Poison Oak Cases
Count
3.11
Total Hours Worked
Hours
3.12
Total quanHt of Worker's Compensation Claims
$US Dollars
3.33
Average cost per claim
$US Dollars
3.14
Days Away and Restricted Time DART - CCCSD
Rate
3.15
Da s Awa and Restdcted Time DAR - Indust Avera a 2013
Rafe
3.16
OSHA Recordable Rate - CCCSD
Rate
3.17
OSHA Recordable - Indust Avera a for 2013
Rate
3.18
Sever "'-,,Rate
Rate
1.1
Safety Sta(I l.,s. ecU Onz
Count
Count
1.2
1.3
Inspect i_on Findin s
Su a or /Area Owners Ins ectlonz
Count
1.45afetrvSu
estlons SUbml[[ed
Count
1.5
Safet Su estlons Com leted Closed
Count
1.55
Percent of Safety Su estlons COm leted Closed
%
1.6
Safet Work Orders Submitted
count
1.7
Percent of WOrk Orders Com letetl
%
1.8
Er onomlc Evaluatlonz Com leted
Count
3.9
Fleld Ins estlons
Count
3.30
1HA
Count
2.1
Numberof Safet Trainin classes
Count
2.2
Numberof Individuals Trained
Count
2.3
TOhl Number of Trainin Hours
Hours
2.4
Safee Tall ates
Count
2.5
Contractor Safet Orie ntaNOns
Count
3.1
Near Misses
Count
3.2
Total Number of Fint Aid Cases
p cases
3.3
Total Number of Remrtlable Cases
p cases
3.4
3.5
lyuries (Firs[ Aid * Recordable GSls
p cases
Total Number of Cases with Restrlcted Dut
poses
3.6
3.7
Number of Days with Restricted Duty
pDays
Total Number of Gases with Days Away from Work
pcases
3.8
Number o(Days with Lost Work Davz Awav from Work
pDa s
3.9
Vehicle Accitlents
Count
3.10
Poison Oak Cases
Count
3.11
Total Hours Worked
Hours
3.12
Total quanHt of Worker's Compensation Claims
$US Dollars
3.33
Average cost per claim
$US Dollars
3.14
Days Away and Restricted Time DART - CCCSD
Rate
3.15
Da s Awa and Restdcted Time DAR - Indust Avera a 2013
Rafe
3.16
OSHA Recordable Rate - CCCSD
Rate
3.17
OSHA Recordable - Indust Avera a for 2013
Rate
3.18
Sever "'-,,Rate
Rate
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