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Exhibit 11-2
Item Included
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25. Keep logs of all personnel and materials entering and
leaving the site.
26. All personnel should have a security badge identifying
who they are, the subcontractor for whom they are working,
ID number, etc.
27. Consider a photo ID for the security badge.
28. Ensure that all personnel issued a security badge have
had the proper safety and site-specific training, and are
wearing proper construction clothing and protection.
29. Arrange for off-site storage at a bonded warehouse,
which is in reasonable proximity to the construction site.
30. Consider a Minority Woman Business Enterprise (MWBE)
firm for providing the security services to assist in
meeting MWBE project and corporate objectives.
31. Do not allow construction personnel to access the site via
the loading dock, other than to assist with deliveries.
32. Coordinate the security logs with the hoist log to ensure
appropriate subcontractor materials are delivered and
removed.
33. Establish a security pass system for the removal of
any large quantity of materials, equipment, etc., from
the site.
34. Put an identification number on all tools and equipment.
35. Lock up storage for tools and materials, especially those
that can be used in the home.
36. Post “No Trespassing” signs.
37. Provide adequate site illumination for after-hours.
38. Secure all field offices, shanties, lock ups, and trailers.
39. Consider alarm systems for field offices and critical locations.
40. Lock out the electrical service to the hoist, crane, and
other heavy equipment after hours.

Item Included Exhibit 11-3
Checklist for
1. All personnel working on the site shall carry an ID card
at all times and be clearly visible. project ID card
and access
2. Consider having the employee’s photograph, name, and
the subcontractor with whom they are employed identified procedures.
on the ID card.
3. Incorporate the issuance of the employee’s ID card with
their safety training prior to starting work at the site.
4. Each subcontractor should keep track of their authorized
personnel working on the site each day, and submit it
to the CM/GC and the security guard service.
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