ALEKSEY D MENDEZ SAFETY HEALTH RISK MGT PROFESIONAL

ALEKSEY D MENDEZ SAFETY, HEALTH & RISK MGT PROFESIONAL COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND RISK MANAGEMENT

Aleksey D Mendez Construction Safety Professional 20 Years of Construction Safety Experience in Civil Work, Vertical Construction & Roofing. Experienced in Florida Workers Compensation system, Claim/Risk Management and EMR oversight. • OSHA 501 & 500 • MOT CERTIFICATION • ROUGH TERRAINE FORKLIFT TRAINER • SCAFFOLDING TRAINER • CRANE SIGNAL & RIGGING COMPETENT PERSON TRAINER • OSHA 10/30 HOUR TRAINER • FALL PROTECTION COMPETENT PERSON TRAINER • NRCA CERTA TRAINER

What is Risk Management ? All Business endeavors are risky. Risk is part of any business operation. Successful Organizations understand the relationship between high risk and high return. More importantly…understand how the (Management of Risk) reflects to a company’s bottom line. Successful Safety Inspectors are excellent Risk Managers because they understand Risky Behaviors that lead to work related injuries. Let’s see what successful Risk Management looks like…

Press Conference with Delia D’Ambra/NBC 2 in 2019 Discussing the importance of OSHA compliance and Safety. Employers are required by OSHA to provide Training and the necessary Safety Equipment to mitigate job site hazards. Employees, must use the equipment and training provided to work safely so they can return to their families safe. On avg 15 Construction Workers die daily in the US. Employers and Employees must do better.

Aleksey is a Certified Scaffold Builder Trainer. Inspecting Scaffold before use is the key for a Safe work environment. Scaffold Inspection Bethune Cookman 2016, Daytona Beach Fl

Roofing Safety is a key factor for a successful Roofing Operation. Aleksey has implemented new Fall Protection Devices to ensure Crews can perform their tasks and be safe. Skymast Installation, Treviso Venice Fl 2018

3 ELEMENTS OF RISK

CRANE LIFT PLAN IMPLEMENTATION

A CRANE LIFT PLAN MUST BE DEVELOP BEFORE ANY CRANE OPERATION IS TO START

Rigging/Lift Plan • A rigging plan is developed every time a heavy load is being lifted. The basic idea behind a rigging plan is to have control and establish safety precautions. It is an important planning process that will identify all hazardous situations that might be encountered during lifting

Types of Rigging Plans • The first step when conducting a rigging safety plan is to identify the type of lift. There are three major classifications of lifting plans: Critical lifts, Ordinary lifts, and Pre-Engineering lifts. Depending on the type of lift, then the rigging plan will have different concepts under evaluation to determine the steps needed to complete a safe rigging and lifting process. • For the most part, Crown Roofing will be performing Ordinary Lifts. Ordinary lifts are the easiest ones to handle. They will normally require a verbal planning process and preliminary lifting and rigging meetings. Only a minimal documentation and evaluation process is needed, but always being sure that all safety precautions are been taken. • • The responsibility of determining what type of lift will be performed falls under The Safety Director. During Ordinary Lift’s, The Rigger, Load Manager or Rigging/Lift Supervisor can be the Safety Inspector, Job Site Supervisor or a designated person. •

KEY ELEMENTS SAFETY PROGRAM?