The document discusses contractor safety management, including defining safety expectations for contractors in contracts, ensuring contractors have adequate safety plans and are complying with safety requirements, monitoring contractor safety performance and compliance, and taking corrective action or penalties if safety issues arise. The process involves pre-qualifying contractors, preparing contracts, awarding contracts based partly on safety, providing safety training, auditing contractor safety practices, and evaluating safety performance in contracts.

1. Contractor Safety Management

2. Contractor Safety Management
1. Intent of the “Contractor Management Safety”
 Contractors are capable of effectively managing the safety, health and
environmental requirements.
 Safety expectations of contractors are defined in the contract and shared
with contractor adequately.
 Safety performance of the contractor is considered as top most priority at
the time of contract award.
 Safety plan for project is defined and understood by the contractor.

3. Contractor Safety Management
1. Intent of the “Contractor Management Safety”
 Contractor is performing project in compliance with safety plan.
 Good compliance of safety plan is adequately communicated to contractor
& recognized.
 Observed deviations are corrected.
 Adequate penalty to the contractor in case of non compliance, injury or
major accident.

4. Contractor Safety Management
2. Steps of Contractor Safety Management
Contractor Pre Qualification
Contract Preparation
Bid meeting, bidding and contract awarding
Orientation and Training
Monitoring and Supervision – Auditing and Monitoring
Contract Evaluation and Record