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• When additional workers or subcontractors begin fieldwork and when authorized visitors are required to <br /> enter the Exclusion Zone Areas <br /> A record of the site safety orientation will be documented by each personnel's signing of the signature page, which <br /> accompanies each site-specific addendum Records of additional meetings, including attendees, will be maintained in the <br /> project health and safety file.The Health and Safety Professional will assist the SSO to develop the site safety orientation. <br /> As a minimum,the orientation and training meeting agenda must include: <br /> • Distribution of this HASP. <br /> A review of this HASP and the site-specific safety guidance document. <br /> • Hazard awareness of contaminants,which may be encountered on site. <br /> • Fire safety training,fire extinguishments,and evacuation procedures. <br /> • Attendee signatures to acknowledge receipt and understanding of the HASP and an agreement to comply. <br /> 10.2.2 Field Safety Briefings <br /> The Site Foreman will conduct a field safety briefing at the start of each workday. When necessary(at a minimum weekly), <br /> the SSO will review and discuss the health and safety issues associated with the work, problems encountered, and <br /> modifications to existing procedures during the field safety briefing. Documentation of the field safety briefings will be <br /> accomplished by using the safety briefing sign-in log located in Appendix C. The SSO maintains copies of all safety briefing <br /> sign-in logs in the project files. All field personnel associated with each day's project activities are required to attend these <br /> meetings. <br /> 10.3 ACCIDENT OR INCIDENT REPORTS <br /> All accidents and incidents that occur on site during field activities associated with this project will be promptly reported to <br /> the SSO and the Site Supervisor.The Site Supervisor will provide timely notification to the AGE H&S Project Manager.The <br /> supervisor of the injured employee or work crew will initiate the written report. For convenience, the Supervisor's Report of <br /> Incident form in Appendix C may be used to ensure all relevant information is recorded. The Site Superintendent or Site <br /> Foreman completes the "Supervisor" section of the form and forwards it to the AGE Health and Safety Project Manager.The <br /> AGE Health and Safety Project Manager completes the "Manager" section of the form and forwards it to the Health and <br /> Safety Professional. <br /> 10.4 VISITOR CLEARANCES <br /> Visitors will not be allowed within the Work Zones unless they comply with the health and safety requirements of this <br /> HASP, and can demonstrate a need for entry into the work area, which is acceptable to the SSO. All visitors (including the <br /> site owner or the owner's representative, or regulatory agency representatives) desiring to enter a defined work area must <br /> observe the following procedures: <br /> Obtain a briefing from the SSO on the hazards associated with the site activities being performed,and acknowledge receipt of <br /> this briefing by signing the appropriate field safety briefing form and this HASP. <br /> If the site visitor requires entry to any Work Zone, but does not comply with the above requirements, all work activities <br /> within the Work Zone must be suspended and monitoring must indicate that no airborne contaminant concentrations are <br /> present which exceed the established background levels and/or the physical hazard has been abated. Until these requirements <br /> have been met entry will not be permitted. <br /> 10.5 CONTRACTOR SAFETY <br /> In addition to the requirements of this Health and Safety Plan, Contractors and subcontractors performing work under this <br /> HASP will observe the Hiles outlined in the "General Safety Rules for Contractors" which are located in Appendix D of this <br /> document. Compliance with these rules will be observed by contractors and subcontractors (during all phases of site <br /> activities). <br /> Page 33 <br />