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N. 7 9.0 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES The County Fire Department will be notified of site activites, and will be provided with the site health and safety plan. Whenever possible, injured personnel will be decontaminated and/or moved to the support area as long as such procedures do not further compromise the health and safety of the individual. On-site emergencies are expected to be restricted to potential fires and possible minor injuries to site personnel. On-site conditions are expected to be within the limits of measures, which can be taken by on-site personnel. Any emergency that poses a potential threat to the public will be considered a situation requiring outside emergency response agencies. During any on-site emergency, work activities will cease until the emergency is brought under control. A copy of this health and safety plan will be available on site at all times, and the emergency route and the list of emergency contacts, Table 1, will be posted in a conspicuous location near the site telephones. 10.0 TRAINING All on-site personnel working the exclusion zone will have the appropriate prior experience and training in compliance with 29 CFR 1910.120 and Cal -OSHA Title 8 CCR 5192. Such training includes the 40 -hour basic training, 8 -hour update training, and 8 -hour supervisory training for supervisory personnel - Project -specific training will be provided prior to startup of on-site activities. This training will include a review of the site Health and Safety Plan. On-site tailgate meetings will be held daily during the tank removal, and at least weekly for other site activities. The Contractor Supervisors will conduct these meetings. This training will be documented as part of the daily documentation for the site on the attached Site Safety Meeting/Training Log.