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jL) HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGER(HSM) E: The HSM has the primary responsibility for ensuring that the Policies and Procedures of this HASP are implemented. The HSM ensures that all personnel designated to work at the site are qualified according to Medical Surveillance and Health and Safety Training consistent with OSHA's 29 CFR 1910.120 Regulations covering Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response. The HSM is responsible for providing the appropriate monitoring and safety equipment necessary for the implementation of this HASP. Any significant changes to the HASP must be approved by the HSM. SITE SAFETY AND HEALTH OFFICER (SSHO) The SSHO, Lead TES Employee on-site, has the responsibility to implement this HASP. The SSHO will investigate all accidents and incidents occurring at the site. The SSHO will conduct safety briefings and site-specific training for on-site personnel. The SSHO will accompany all OSHA and other Governmental Agency Personnel visiting the site in response to health and safety issues. He is responsible for modifying and/or developing new procedures, after consultation with the HSM, when site or environmental conditions change due to natural causes or the site operation. The SSHO has Stop-Work Authorization if they determine that an imminent safety hazard or potentially dangerous situation exists. Authorization to Proceed with Work will be verified by the HSM. The SSHO will be responsible for implementing evacuation procedures, including the shutting down of appropriate equipment, removing equipment from areas, and coordinating necessary emergency services on-site. No work is to be performed without the SSHO or HSM on site, unless an alternate SSHO or HSM has been approved in advance by the Project Manager, Kristin Reynolds, Tait Environmental Services, Inc. TEAM MEMBERS All team members, including all employees of subcontractors working at the site, will be responsible for understanding and complying with all site Health and Safety Requirements. All team members will have been provided with any site-specific training regarding the hazards involved for this particular project. Subcontractors will be responsible to provide their employees with appropriate equipment and clothing. Interface of trades involved with construction will occur. Communication between the trades will exist to point out the site-specific potential physical and/or chemical hazards.