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-�1• :L"tY K 'iES .S_iL1.4, "� `F '^7 ,lur-p+ay r4 , iN s}. F 11 IR . .-. PES Environmental, Inc. SITE SAFETY AND HEALTH PLAN i ;;E44'EICE PROPERTY, LODE,CALIFORNIA INTRODUCTION This Health and Safety Plan (HSP) describes the minimum health and safety Y requirements for the planned field activities in the vicinity of 16 Cherokee Lane (the Site) in Lodi, California. The proposed work, which is described in detail in the workplan for this project, includes drilling and installing of four monitoring wells and one extraction well. The purpose of the field activities is to assess groundwater chemistry and aquifer properties at the site in order to evaluate groundwater remedial alternatives. In addition to the procedures and requirements described in t';s HSP, all on-site PFS and subcontractor personnel shall follow applicable Federal, State, and local health and safety regulations, orders, and the like. Any modifica'ions made to this HSP because of encountered field conditions must be approved by the project manager. A copy of this HSP will be available at the site during all on-site activities. KEY PERSONNEL AND PMSPON5IBILITIES The PES project rnanagcr (PM) is Mr. Andrew Briefer. Thi: PFS site geologist, Ms.Jane 11 F� GBA, is the ccmpany Health and Safety Officer(HSO), and will function as the site safety officer (SSO). The project field staff have completed 40 hours of comprehensive health and safety training,which meets the requirements of Title 29 CFR 1910.120. The SSO has the authority ic,menitor and correct health and safety problems as noticed on site. The PM is responsible for generating, organizing, and compiling the site safety and health plan(SSHP),which describes all planned field activities and potential hazards that may be encountered at the site. The PM is also responsible for assuring that adequate training and safety briefing(s) for the project are provided to the project team. The PM will provide a copy of this SSHP to each member of the project field learn and one copy to the subcontractor prior to field activities. The HSO is responsible for developing and coordinating the PES health and safety program. For specific projects, the HFO is responsible for reviewing and approving the draft SSHP for accuracy and incorporating new information or guidelines,which aid the PM and SSO in further definition and control of the potential health and safety hazards associated with the prejer-t. The project geologist is :csponsible for ensuring that all field work is performed in accordance with the work plan and SSHP, and that deviations from the pian are based upon field Londitions encountered and are well documented in the field notes. The i s project geologist's health and safety responsibilities include: