2.1 Site Operations Manager
2.2 Site Safety Officer
2.3 Employees
2.4 Official Visitors
2.5 Contractors

3.1 Responsibility

4.1 Introduction
4.2 Categories of Accidents
4.3 General Requirements
4.4 General Responsibilities
4.5 Investigation Responsibilities
4.6 Notification Responsibilities
4.7 Reporting Responsibilities
4.8 Motor Vehicle Accident Investigation & Reporting
4.9 Conducting the Investigation

Figure 1 - Notice of Incident-State of New Mexico
Figure 2 - Notice Of Accident
Figure 3 - First Report of Injury
Figure 4 - Supervisor Accident Investigation Report

5.1 Scope
5.2 Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)
5.3 National Fire Protection Association Codes (NFPA)
5.4 Environmental Regulations (EPA)
5.5 American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
5.6 Uniform Building Codes (UBC)

6.1 Background
6.2 Components of a Fire and Types of Extinguishers
6.3 Extinguisher Inspections
6.3A Extinguisher Training
6.4 Emergency Procedures

Figure 5 - Forest Fire Actions
Figure 6 - Emergency Egress - Operations Building
Figure 7 - Emergency Egress - Old Dormitory
Figure 8 - Emergency Egress - Lower Dormitory

7.1 Trips and Falls
7.2 Back Safety
7.3 Stress
7.4 Fire Safety
7.5 Office Machines
7.6 File Cabinets, Desk Chairs, Bookcases
7.7 Office Environment

8.1 Initial:  Permanent Employee
8.2 Overnight Visitors
8.3 Annual Updates
8.4 Individualized Training
8.5 Instructors
8.6 Scheduling

9.1 Background
9.2 Means of Egress

10.1 Weight
10.2 Lifting Procedures
10.3 Alternatives

Figure 9 - Back Safety Tips

11.1 Types of Motor Vehicles
11.2 Vehicle Accidents
11.3 Driver's License
11.4 Vehicle Insurance
11.5 Requirements, Rules, Responsibilities
11.6 Management Responsibilities

12.1 Introduction
12.2 Eye and Face Protection
12.3 Ear Protection
12.4 Head Protection
12.5 Protective Clothing
12.6 Foot Protection
12.7 Respiratory Protection
12.8 PPE Requirements

Table I - Use of Protective Equipment

13.1 General

14.1 General
14.2 Emergencies
14.3 Selection
14.3A Prior to Use
14.4 Use
14.5 Maintenance, Cleaning and Storage
14.6 Inspection
14.7 Work Requirement

15.1 GENERAL

16.1 General

Table II - Physical and Health Hazards

16.2 Evaluating Hazards
16.3 Labels
16.4 Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
16.5 Employee Education/Training
16.6 Non-routine Tasks
16.6A Routine Tasks
16.7 Hazardous Material List
16.8 Locaton of Hazardous Materials

Figure 10 - Operations Building
Figure 11 - Utility Building
Figure 12 - Ground Floor, 3.5-m Telescope Enclosure
Figure 13 - Observing Level, 3.5-m Telescope Enclosure
Figure 14 - Observing Level, 2.5-m Telescope Enclosure

17.1 Background
17.2 Indoor General Storage
17.2A Indoor Hazardous Material Storage
17.3 Handling Materials
17.4 Overhead Cranes,Hoists, and Slings

18.1 General Requirements
18.2 Guardrails
18.3 Portable Ladders
18.4 Fixed Ladders
18.5 ScaffoldS
18.6 Manlifts
18.7 Summary

19.1 Purpose and Objective
19.2 Application
19.3 Procedure
19.4 Responsibility

20.1 Machine Guarding
20.2 Safe Work Practices
20.3 Grinding Machines

21.1 General Requirements
21.2 Hazardous Operations

22.1 Introduction
22.2 General Guidelines
22.3 Pneumatic Powered Tools
22.4 Compressed Air for Cleaning
22.5 Explosive-Actuated Fastening Tools
22.6 Fuel Powered Tools

23.1 General
23.2 Protective Clothing
23.3 Fire Prevention
23.4 Personnel
23.5 Equipment
23.6 Ventilation

24.1 Background
24.2 Applicable Code and Standards
24.3 Grounding
24.4 Electrical Cords
24.5 Identification and Marking
24.6 Lockout-Tagout
24.7 Miscellaneous

25.1 Purpoe and Objectives
25.2 Applicability of Requirements
25.3 Responsibilities
25.4 Sample Lockout/Tagout Procedure

Table III - Job or Functions Requiring the Use of  Lock out -Tagout

26.1 Background
26.2 Information
26.3 Handling Cylinders
26.4 Leak Procedure
26.5 Compressed Air Equipment

27.1 Background
27.2 Exposure Determination
27.3 General Guidelines

28.1 Introduction
28.2 Control
28.3 Training

29.1 Introduction
29.2 Operators
29.3 Training

30.1 Introduction
30.2 Applicable Standards
30.3 Responsibilities
30.4 Control and Operation