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SAIC - Engineering and Infrastructure Health and Safety Plan for Chevron EMC Field Operations Job Name: Mountain House Development Site #5 Soil and Groundwater Investigation Emergency Reporting The SHSO will immediately report injuries or illnesses, vehicle accidents, releases (hazardous material, hazardous waste, or uncharacterized waste), inspections by regulatory agencies, and any incident that could reasonably have caused a significant injury or property damage(fire, catastrophic equipment failure, capsized heavy equipment, etc.). The SHSO will contact emergency response organizations (if needed)and the PM. The PM will notify the client(as appropriate), Division Manager, Program Manager, and ECHS Manager. If the PM is not available, the SHSO will contact the SAIC Regional Alternate Program Manager or other PMs, as necessary. If the SHSO is not available, the FM will make the aforementioned contacts. See Site Health and Safety Hierarchy on page 7. See the SAIC Incident Notification Contact List and the EMC Emergency Reporting contact protocol in Attachment 2 of this HASP (also posted in the Emergency Reporting tab section). See also EC&HS Procedures 4.1, Accident Reporting and 24, Regulatory Agency Inspections and Incident Reporting for details. Emergency Response Plan Emergency Evacuation Emergency evacuation of the site may be necessary under certain conditions. In the event that the site must be evacuated, the SHSO or other personnel will invoke a"Stop Work"authorization. One long blast from a portable air horn or vehicle horn will serve as the site emergency alarm. All work is to stop immediately. The SHSO or FM will call 911, the utility company(if necessary), safety personnel at adjacent facilities, and the PM. Workers will exit the site and proceed to the designated primary assembly point. The secondary assembly point shall be identified in the event that the primary assembly point is unsafe. The primary assembly point will be at the northeast intersection of Kelso Road and Byron Highway. The secondary assembly point will be located off of Byron Highway, slightly southeast and approximately 500 feet of proposed boring locations. Locations are found in Tab 3, Site Map. In the event that an alarm or other emergency action occurs at an adjacent facility, the SHSO will evaluate the emergency and reference the wind direction to determine whether or not the field team should assemble at the rally point(s)designate for the project. If the designated rally point(s)are deemed unsafe, the SHSO will have the field team meet at an alternate location and account for of all field personnel. When all field personnel have been assembled, the SHSO will lead the field team away from the emergency in a safe direction and conduct emergency notification protocols when the team has been relocated to a safe area. The SHSO or FM will use the SAIC Tailgate Safety Form to call roll and account for onsite personnel. If anyone is missing, that person's name will be forwarded to emergency response personnel. Emergency evacuation practice drills will be performed during the first week of work at the site and at least once every 3 to 6 months for each major task. Evacuation practice drills will be documented on the Emergency Evacuation Practice Drill Report. The SHSO will contact safety representatives and inquire about the emergency alarms and response protocols used at the facility prior to field mobilization. The SHSO will also verify that the emergency alarm to be used onsite does not conflict with an alarm used at adjacent facilities. The SHSO will present this information to the field team during daily tailgate safety briefings. The SHSO will include the telephone numbers of the safety departments at adjacent facilities in his/her list of emergency contacts in the event that an onsite emergency could affect an adjacent facility. Emergency Communication See Site Health and Safety Hierarchy Organization Chart included in this HASP. Also, see the SAIC Incident Notification Contact List and the EMC Emergency Reporting contact protocol in Tab 3. See also EC&HS Procedures 4.1, Accident Reporting and 24, Regulatory Agency Inspections and Incident Reporting for details. 12