Contractor EHS Performance Data June 10, 2014. DATA REVIEW.

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Contractor EHS Performance Data June 10, 2014

DATA REVIEW

Contractor injuries year to date- 4 Dow Injuries year to date- 4 Contractor OSHA rate year to date Site OSHA rate year to date-.18

2014 Dow/Contractor Injuries Jan- Logistics platform collapse Dow Jan- EOB slip trip and fall Dow Jan- Chemical exposure Contractor- BTT Feb- Slipped off pipe Contractor- D&W Feb - Hand injury Contractor- BME March- ZERO! April- ZERO! May - Hand injury Contractor- Hydrochem May- Logistics shoulder injury Dow May- Chemical exposure Dow

Job site hazards Address thru STAC card or during permitting process. - WALKING

Job site hazards Address thru STAC card or during permitting process.

1 OSHA and 4 First Aids!

1 First Aid and 1 Precautionary in May

2 Precautionary in May

Ohh Noooo!!! The PPE Slide

2 Companies that were in the Red are now Yellow. 2 That were Yellow and in the Red

RECOGNITION

 Date of Recognition: May 1, 2014  Company: Clean Harbors Industrial Services  Workers Name (s): 3N Group  Work Location: All locations.  Description of Recognition: Houston Industrial Branch reached a major safety milestone by working 2,000 days (532,000 man hours) incident free. They truly believe “Safety Starts With Me: Live it “  Recognized By: Nick Perez Add picture on this side

 Date of Recognition: 4/23/2014  Company: Infinity Maintenance  Workers Name (s): David Spillers, Rafael Pena  Work Location: OCD-5  Description of Recognition: Employees noticed and reported a pump below D141 had come loose from its foundation and was "Floating". David and Rafael reported it to operations and their supervisor.  Recognized By: David Getgood

 Date of Recognition:  Company: Miken/Brock Scaffolding  Workers Name (s): John Lindley, Edward Cantu, Joe Baugh, H. Razo, A. Rangel, M. Cast, B. Nichols, A. Simmons, T. Randle, D. Walker  Work Location: A-3600/PMDI  Description of Recognition : I would just like to commend the Miken Scaffold crew that helped us during our 2014 Turnaround here at PMDI. This is one of our big TA's that happens every 4 years. It is very long and labor intensive, actually we are starting up in the next couple of days and it's been 56 days and counting. I appreciate all of the pre / during / and post work that JOE BAUGH and his crew performed and are still performing as I type this. As all TA's go you can plan to the best of your ability but there are always a lot of add-ons, revisions, etc. that need to be done during the craziness and this crew was easy to get a hold of, very safe and very efficient causing absolutely zero delays. So I would personally like to thank. Just want you to no how much we appreciate your great work. We can't do anything if we can't reach the stuff we got to work on !  Recognized By : Tim Sparkman

MVA DATA

REMINDERS  NEXT SAFETY CONTACT MEETING 7/10/14