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k <br /> ; tit-t ,.- <br /> _ <br /> (:\Prolds\s3i-0a2\n1th&sn <br /> the Project Safety Officer. The authority of the Project Manager is the same as the Project <br /> Safety Officers. A copy of this plan will be retained by the Project Manager at the site <br /> during all asssessment activities. <br /> The Project Safety Officer is responsible for assisting the Project Manager with the on-site <br /> implementation of the site safety plan. His responsibilities include: 1) maintaining safety <br /> equipment and supplies, 2)performing air quality measurements as required, 3) directing <br /> decontamination and emergency response operations, 4) setting up work zone signs and <br /> markers where such are specified in the plan, and 5) reporting all incidents,accid!!nts and <br /> infractions of the safety rules or requires set forth in the plan to the Project Manager and <br /> the Health and Safety Officers. <br /> The Health and Safety Si*e officer has the authority to suspend work at any time he <br /> determines that the provisions of the safety plan are inadequate to provide a working " <br /> environment conducive to worker safety and he is to inform the Project Manager of <br /> individuals whose on-site presence jeopardizes their health and safety or the health and <br /> safety of others. <br /> 3.4 'WORK DESCRIPTION <br /> The activities on the site will involve the excavating and sampling of soil from the open <br /> excavation on site and drilling and sampling one or more borings to approximately 30 feet.. <br /> —' An excavator equipped with a long arm and bLcket will be used for excavating and <br /> sampling the open hole. As the excavating proceeds, soil samples will be periodically <br /> obtained and screened for hydrocarbons by sight, odor, and with an Organic Vapor. <br /> Analyzer. <br /> The drilling will involve the use of a hollow-stem auger drill rig. The boring(s) will be <br /> drilled and sampled until no hydrocarbons are detected in the soil. It is estimated that one <br /> boring to 30 feet will be sufficient. The samples will be screened for hydrocarbons by sight, <br /> odor, and with an Organic Vapor Analyzer (OVA). <br /> 1 A hydrogeologist from ESE will monitor the operations and record data from the borings. <br /> n In the event an incident occurs, reports will be prepared by the Project Safety Officer and <br /> forwarded to the Project Manager and Health and Safety Officer, <br /> Other regular visitors including contractors and on-site service and operations personnel will <br /> f be briefed'on safety procedures. <br /> The ambient air onsite will be continually monitored for vapors with the OVA. Levels <br /> exceeding the exposure limits below, or any onsite personnel complaints of unusual <br /> require all onsite personnel to wear respirators <br /> symptoms; such as those listed below,will <br /> equipped with organic vapor filters, or else leave the work area. <br /> t <br /> - - 3 _ <br />