| 1. |
All
volunteers must have signed a release and
waiver form before starting to work on site. |
| 2. |
All
volunteers must sign in at the start of the
day. |
| 3. |
All
volunteers must sign out at the end of the
day |
| 4. |
All
volunteers must notify the site-supervisor
upon leaving the site. |
| 5. |
No
children under the age of 16 are allowed within
the construction area prior to the installation
of the insulation and the drywall |
| 6. |
Children
between the ages of 14 to 16 working on site
must be accompanied by at least one adult
for every 3 children. |
| 7. |
Federal
regulations limit the types of work that children
are allowed to do. No one under the age of
18 is permitted to do any work that the Secretary
of Labor has said is too hazardous for children. |
| 8. |
In
addition, federal regulations specifically
prohibit children between the ages of 14 and
15 from working in general construction. However,
they may engage in limited "on site"
activities such as clearing lots, landscaping,
or painting. |
| 9. |
Children
between the ages of 16 and 17 may perform
general construction work, but may not engage
in certain activities that are considered
"ultra hazardous". These include
the use of power tools, motor vehicles, demolition,
roofing, and excavation operations. |
| 10. |
All
accidents, no matter how minor, must be reported
to the site-supervisor. |
| 11. |
At
least one person nominated by the Building
Committee must be on site at all times. |
| 12. |
Smoking
is NOT permitted on site. |
| 13. |
No
alcohol is permitted on site |
| 14. |
Volunteers
should wear hard-hats at ALL times and must
wear full-face masks when engaged in tasks
that might result in facial injury. |
| 15. |
Volunteers
are welcome to bring their own tools, however,
Habitat is not able to take responsibility
for any tools that are lost or broken on-site. |
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