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OSP ManualContents1MISSION .92INTRODUCTION .932.1PURPOSE .92.2CONTENTS .9SAFETY AND OPERATIONS OVERVIEW AND RESPONSIBILITY .103.1PROCEDURE OBJECTIVES .103.2IMPLEMENTATION .113.3TAMUG ORGANIZATIONAL CHART .123.4TAMUG VICE PRESIDENT AND COO .133.5VESSEL OPERATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE .133.5.1MISSION.133.5.2Meetings.143.5.3Voting .143.5.4Membership Year .143.5.5OFFICERS.143.5.6COMMITTEES .153.5.7AMENDING THE BYLAWS.153.6EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MESSO .153.7VESSEL SAFETY ADVISOR .174VESSEL OPERATOR’S AND MASTER’S AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY, AND OTHER PERSON’SRESPONSIBILITY .1854.1VESSEL OPERATORS – TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE REGISTERED VESSELS .184.2MASTER, USCG INSPECTED VESSELS .184.3CHIEF SCIENTIST / DESIGNATED PERSON IN CHARGE .194.4TEACHING/TRAINING REPRESENTATIVE .204.5EACH INDIVIDUAL .20GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS .215.1COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY REGULATIONS .21Revised 12/19/2016 Page 2 of 136
OSP Manual6785.2USE OF DRUGS AND ALCOHOL .215.3PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SECURING KNOWLEDGE OF SAFE BOATING PRACTICES .225.4USE OF PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES (PFDS) .225.5TWO-PERSON PROCEDURE .225.6FIRST AID AND CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION CERTIFICATION .235.7SAFETY BRIEFING .235.8VISITORS AND VOLUNTEERS/LIABILITY RELEASE FORMS REQUIRED .245.9VESSEL MANIFESTS .245.10RISK MANAGEMENT – ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERSONNEL CONSIDERATIONS .245.11WORK CLOTHING .255.12SCUBA DIVING .255.13COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS (SCUBA AND MEDICAL) .265.14USE OF CHEMICALS ONBOARD TAMUG VESSELS .265.15NON-EMERGENCY BREAKDOWN TOW OF TAMUG VESSELS .26FLOAT PLANS .286.1FLOAT PLAN FORMAT FOR ALL VESSELS PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: .286.2SUBMISSION OF THE FLOAT PLAN .296.3CLASSES, LABS, AND CLUB SPORTS WITH MULTIPLE TRIPS. .296.4TRIPS UNDERWAY FOR MULTIPLE DAYS WITHOUT MOORING AT NIGHT. .306.5UPDATING FLOAT PLAN INFORMATION .306.6CLOSING THE FLOAT PLAN.316.7FLOAT PLAN – NON-TAMUG OWNED VESSELS WITH EXCEPTION OF MARAD VESSELS.31FIRST AID KIT REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL VESSELS .327.1GENERAL DESCRIPTION .327.2RESPONSIBILITIES .327.3REFERENCES .327.4REQUIREMENTS .327.5PROCEDURES.33WEATHER CONDITIONS .34Revised 12/19/2016 Page 3 of 136
OSP Manual9108.1WEATHER CONSIDERATIONS – TRAILERABLE VESSELS .348.2ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS .348.3ADVERSE WEATHER EXEMPTION .358.4WEATHER ADVISORY PANEL .358.5REQUESTING AN ADVERSE WEATHER EXEMPTION .368.6MANDATORY PROCEDURES FOR VESSEL OPERATIONS CONDUCTED UNDER AN ADVERSE WEATHER EXEMPTION37VOYAGE PLANS .399.1PURPOSE: .399.2SCOPE: .399.3OPERATING AREAS: .399.4OPERATING OUTSIDE AREA 1: .419.5VESSEL OPERATIONS MASTER/OPERATOR VOYAGE PLAN .41DRUG AND ALCOHOL PROCEDURES FOR TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT GALVESTON VESSELS10.1PROCEDURE .4310.2DEFINITIONS .4310.3PROHIBITED CONDUCT .4510.4REQUIRED TESTS TO ADDRESS USCG AND DOT REGULATIONS .4810.5PRE-EMPLOYMENT DRUG TESTING AND PAST TEST RESULTS INFORMATION: .4810.5.1Random Drug and Alcohol Testing: .4910.5.2Reasonable Cause Drug and/or Alcohol Testing: .5010.5.3Post-Accident or Incident Testing: .5110.6DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING PROCEDURES .5210.6.1Drug Testing Procedures: .5210.6.2Alcohol Testing Procedures: .5310.6.3Return to Duty Procedures .5410.743CONSEQUENCES FOR POLICY VIOLATIONS .5410.7.1Other Policy Violations: .5610.8NOTIFICATION OF TEST RESULTS .5710.9EXPENSES AND COMPENSATION FOR TESTS .57Revised 12/19/2016 Page 4 of 136
OSP Manual1110.10RECORDKEEPING, ACCESS TO RECORDS AND CONFIDENTIALITY OF TEST RESULTS .5710.11SELF-IDENTIFICATION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEM .5710.12CONTACT FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING PROCEDURE .59USCG INSPECTED VESSEL OPERATIONS .6011.1INTRODUCTION.6011.2SCHEDULING A VESSEL .6011.3TAMUG WORK TIME GUIDELINES .6111.4VESSEL OPERATIONS OVERVIEW .6111.5PART 1. .6111.6USCG CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION (COI) .6211.6.1General Description .6211.6.2Responsibilities .6211.6.3Definitions .6211.6.4References .
The purpose of this manual is to describe TAMUG’s procedures in developing, implementing, and maintaining the functional elements of TAMUG’s Vessel Operations and Safety Procedures (OSP). 2.2 Contents The contents of this manual provide an overview of TAMUG procedures on safety and environmental protection.
* emergency procedures; * a list of mandatory safety rules and penalties for noncompliance; * accident/illness reporting procedures; and * procedures for obtaining safety information and equipment. Many of the sections in this manual could become part of the art department health and safety manual. REFERENCES 1. A. M. Best Company. (1990).
Safety Training Manual / HandbookSafety Training Manual / Handbook May include the following: 9Safe waste handling procedures 9Safe operating procedures 9Cleanup procedures 9Use of emergency and safety equipment 9Basic first-aid procedures 9Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Includes general training information as well as job-specific .
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