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All field staff working on site will have completed training in hazard recognition and basic health and safety issues as required by the occupational safety and health regulations contained in 29 CFR 1910.120(e). In addition, each employee will be familiar with the requirements of this site safety and health plan, and will participate in site activity and safety briefings. There are no project-specific training and requirements for field staff anticipated at this time. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Based on the hazard analysis for this project , the following personal protective equipment (PPE)will be required. Changes to these specified items of PPE will not be made without the approval of the site safety officer. The maximum level of personal protection on this site is Level D. MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS Medical surveillance is conducted as a routine program which meets the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120(f). Medical surveillance examinations are provided at regular intervals to monitor the health status of the participating staff. The intervals are: baseline examinations on initial assignment to hazardous materials field operations; annual examination for participants in the program; exit examinations to close out the medical records upon the employees separation of the firm or if the employee is reassigned from hazardous materials activities, and when periodic examination is required for specific projects and to evaluate an injury or hazardous chemical exposure. It is not anticipated that any special tests or examinations will be required for staff' involved in this project. However, all workers must be aware of the signs and symptoms of potential heat and cold stress. SITE CONTROL MEASURES The potential physical hazards have been identified in this SSHP; however, should site- specific or unexpected conditions arise, the SSO will stop all work at the site and the Prune Contractor will be notified. Work will not be completed until the SSHP has been revised or re-evaluated accordingly. Since this job does not contain any chemical hazards, formal work zones (exclusion, contamination, and support) wsll not be established. However, access to the work area will be limited to those persons having a direct involvement with the field activities. The SSO will establish the general limits of the work area and will be responsible for site control.