CMGC EHS Center
This page contains all of the EHS content need for your employees to complete their EHS Requirements and see their results. Spreadsheets are included below each section. Contractor management is found in our Safety Management System under Contractor Health and Safety and our 350-Subcontractor Management Program in the GOM
Site leaders and EHS practitioners will visit your sites as often as possible. This button opens up a site visit survey to allow them to communicate directly with division leadership concerning safety successes and concerns on your projects. All leaders and EHS are encouraged to use this feature on every visit.
All incidents are required to be reported to your supervisor and your EHS Specialist, EHS Manager, or Division EHS Manager immediately, or as soon as practicable. This button takes you to the Incident Management page.
EHS DOCUMENTS
Being proactive means anticipating accidents, being prepared, minimizing response times, decreasing the number of injuries that occur in the workplace, and as a result, reducing the number of workplace incidents. Proactive measures include documenting Job Safety Analyses, Near Misses, Site Safety Assessments, Behavior Based Safety Observations, and Weekly Safety Meetings. The more we do, the more we can drive down incidents in each department.
It is not enough for us to just submit forms, if there is no reliable content within the forms. It is also not enough to collect reliable information if the information is not analyzed and provided as feedback on a routine basis. Your information will help us provide you with those reports.
Click on the icons below to access, complete, and submit those specific forms.
Selecting this button opens up a Google Form designed to help you upload or complete any of the following documents.
Job Safety Analysis
Weekly Safety Meeting
Site Safety Assessment
Behavior Based Safety Observation
Road Hazard Assessment
Near Miss Report
This button will open a Google Form that will allow you to upload or complete any of the following permits and checklists REQUIRED before conducting the activity associated with the permit or checklist.
Dig Permit
Work Area Checklist
Trench Access Checklists
Confined Space Evaluation (Is it a confined Space)
Confined Space Permit
Hot Work Permit
Atmospheric Testing
Energy Isolation Permit (LOTO)
Various items need inspected regularly, if not daily. This button will take you to a page that provides inspection forms. Personal Fall Arrest Systems has its own program, and all others use the same Google Form.
Personal Fall Arrest System Inspections
Ladder Inspection
Extension Cord Inspection (Ground Fault Inspection)
First Aid Equipment/AED Inspection
This button takes you to a Google Form that allows you to complete the necessary plans in relation to the activity being performed.
Site Fall Protection Plan
Critical Lift Plan
Non-Critical Lift Plan
Lightning Protection Plan
Project Specific EHS Plan
Additional Resources
These additional Resources are available to you and your employees to help facilitate safe work practices, growth, and understanding on the jobsite.
This button will take you to the Civil and Excavation Short Service Employee Classroom where mentors and leaders can track the mentorship of their employees.
This button will take you to the EHS Database that has the following:
Safety Programs
Safety Forms (Fillable or Printable Forms)
Safety Meeting Topics
Right to Understand Center (SDS)
Trench Box Tabulated Data Sheets
Atmospheric Monitors and Testing
EHS Plans
EHS Risk Register and AHAs
EHS Infographics and Products
EHS External Resources
The button will take you to a page which will allow you to request EHS support or open up a Google Space with the EHS Department to start a request.
Pictures taken on the jobsite can be shared with the industry leaders and be featured in the slide on this page. They also may be shared with the Marketing Department.
Gregory P. Mele, CMSP: Asst. Director of EHS
DIVISION EHS MANAGER
Greg has served in multiple industries with more than 40 years of experience in operations management, regulatory affairs, and Environmental Health and Safety. He has been dedicated to the success of BHI and the health and safety of our employees. He is serving in a capacity that gets him out in the field with our teams, to coach and mentor the members of our safety team as well as leaders conducting our day-to-day operations. He is a valuable and essential resource to all employees and is available to assist them in controlling and eliminating hazards and risks in their operations.
Phone: 435-828-5079 | Email: gmele@bhico.com
Contractor Management Pages
Below are the current projects your Industry is currently working. The buttons will take you right to their Project Specific Google Site.
General Contractor Management and SSAP/CAP Program
Subcontractor Resources
Click on the folder to download the Subcontractor Safety Orientation and other Subcontractor Safety Resources.
BHI Subcontractor Orientation.mp4