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1.0 INTRODUCTION This Health and Safety Plan covers the activities to be carried out during the removal of a STIP3 double wall steel tank and 10 ft of fiberglass pipe at 103 North East St., Stockton, California. This plan may be upgraded/downgraded at any time, in light of actual site conditions, at the discretion of the Site Health and Safety Officer. This plan covers all contractor involved in the site activities. It serves as a minimum guideline for protective measures. Individual contractors may elect to implement more stringent measures for their own workers. Each contractor will provide health and safety equipment for its employees only. All other personnel are expected to provide equal or greater levels of protection for themselves. All on-site personnel, regulatory agency personnel, and visitors are expected to be familiar with, and comply with the provisions of this plan. 2.0 SITE BACKGROUND The existing 1,000 STIP3 double walled steel tank was installed in 1988 and was used for waste oil. The tank will be removed along with 10 ft. of fiberglass pipe. 3.0 KEY PERSONNEL AND RESPONSIBHATES On -Site Excavation Contractor Supervisor — Mr. John Savidge, Savidge Consttvchon Inc. The On -Site Excavation Contractor Supervisor is responsible for oversight of the excavation, tank removal, and associated activities. He is directly responsible for construction personnel compliance with the health and safety plan, and will act as Site Safety Officer (SSO) for Savidge Construction personnel. He will also function as the competent person for excavation purposes and as the emergency coordinator in the event of an onsite emergency. 4.0 JOB HAZARD ANAYLSIS 4.1 Physical Hazards The major physical hazards associated with the site are expected to include: a. Potential heat stress b. Work around construction equipment C. Noise d. Manual material handling/demolition e. Open excavations f. Tank and pipeline removal g. Confined space entry