What program must be implemented on construction sites to manage flammable and combustible liquids correctly?

Implementing a fire safety plan that outlines proper storage and handling procedures for flammable and combustible liquids is essential for managing fire risks on construction sites. Such a plan ensures that all personnel are aware of how to appropriately store these materials to prevent accidents, including spills and fires. The plan typically includes guidance on the use of approved containers, segregation of flammable materials from ignition sources, and emergency response procedures.

By having a detailed fire safety plan in place, it helps create a safer work environment, fosters compliance with regulations, and protects both workers and property. Proper handling procedures not only mitigate risks but also enhance the overall safety culture on the site, ensuring that everyone understands their roles in maintaining safety when dealing with hazardous materials.

In contrast, while a waste management program, employee benefits program, and personal protective equipment training program are important in their own rights for different aspects of safety and worker welfare, they do not specifically address the critical need for managing flammable and combustible liquids. These other programs lack the focus required to directly mitigate the fire hazards posed by these substances on construction sites.