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h v"�; s Px �' +� � � '`m`�,5 .Yash k �-w. igz. X� � 4 f. , •j� <br /> i. <br /> e3 <br /> HEALTH&SAFETY PLAN <br /> FOR <br /> SITE ASSESSMENT <br /> E <br /> t r 1. F.SW CT PERSONNEL <br /> i <br /> Dames&Moore personnel responsible for work on this site and for conduceing work at this <br /> site include: <br /> j Project Manager,?''M): Richard J.Moren(916) 364-3696 <br /> Site Safety Officer(SSO): Richard S.Moren(916) 364-8698 <br /> 1 i Field Personnel: Joe Turner <br /> Client Safety Office: Wally Johnson(209)466-6040 <br /> All Dames & Moore field personnel are to have taken the 40-hour hazardous site training, <br /> y and are to have this 21an. i d t • n <br /> atts ed. <br /> ; e <br /> 11. PROJECT EMEKCGENCY RESPONSE <br /> t 41 In the event of a fire or medical emergency, the following numbers can be called for <br /> (t <br /> assistance: <br /> Fire: 911 <br /> Ambulance: 911 <br /> Hospital: 911 <br /> i - Police: 911 <br /> it <br /> t a III. SITE BACKGROUND <br /> The Bolt Brothers Tractor Company facility is a farm equipment dealtirship. Activities <br /> conducted at this facility include the maintenance and repair of farm equir-ment. Nine <br /> underground fuel storage tanks are also included within this facility. <br /> ,. Duriug May 1988 the nine underground fuel storage tanks were removed from the ground. <br /> 1 During excavation of the tanks, evidence of leakage from the tanks and soil staining by <br /> hydrocarbons was reportedly observed. Although the individual capacities of the nine tanks is <br /> i presently not known by Dames&Moore,we have been informed that soil staining was observed <br /> y to a depth of 15 feet below the land surface. Based on our conversations with a L owledges.ble <br /> well drilling contractor,ve have assumed the ground water table will be encountered at a depth <br /> of approximately 25 feet below land surface in the vicinity of the former tank farm. <br /> 1� <br /> o- Iv. DAME5 ORE AMVIT?ES ON SITE <br /> The purpose of this work is to analyze samples of soil and ground water collecteA from <br /> locations nearby the former tanks. These locations will be selected to fur!her evaluate the extent <br /> i • of the hydrocarbons reportedly observed during tank removal. The work is as fe!lows: <br /> ii <br /> =1ft§W:7M11XM Ills <br /> to <br />