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r <br /> 4191•E Puxer Inn Road, Sacramento,CA 95826 19161 452-2901 <br /> •FREhtONT •IRVINE HOUSTON o <br /> BOSTON Y 5ACRAMENTO a CULVER CITY •SAN JOSE <br /> SITE SAFETY PLAN No. 30003-1S <br /> SUBSURFACE ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION <br /> at the <br /> ARCO Service Station No. 2130 <br /> 7609 North El Dorado <br /> Stockton. California <br /> (May 1, 1991) <br /> Bn RODUCTION <br /> This Site Safety Plan describes basic safety requirements for the subsurface environmental <br /> investigation. The provisions set forth in this Plan apply to the employees of Applied <br /> GeoSystems and its subcontractors working on this phase of the project. The subcontractors <br /> may elect to modify these provisions, but only to upgrade or increase the safety <br /> requirements, and only with the concurrence of Applied GeoSystems, as designated and <br /> accepted in writing. <br /> This Site Safety Plan will address the expected potential hazards that may be encountered <br /> on the worksite for this project. Field activities are planned to begin upon approval of work <br /> plan by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division with the duration estimated <br /> to be approximately 1 month after the start date. If changes in site or wor&,g conditions <br /> occur as activities progress, addenda to this plan will be provided by Applied GeoSystems. <br /> AUTHORrry FOR SITE SAFETY <br /> The Applied GeoSystems personnel responsible for project safety are the Project Manager <br /> and the Staff Geologist or Engineer. The Health and Safety Coordinator is responsible for <br /> the overall Applied GeoSystems Health and Safety Program and may choose to audit the <br /> site for compliance and take appropriate action to correct deficiencies. The Project <br /> Manager is responsible for implementing the provisions of this Plan, for providing a copy <br /> of this Plan to the Staff Geologist or Engineer, and for advising the Staff Geologist or <br /> Engineer on health and safety matters. The Project Manager and Staff Geologist or <br /> Engineer have the-Authority to audit site activities for compliance with the provisions of this <br /> Plan. They,nay suspend or modify work practices or dismiss subcontractors whose conduct <br /> does not meet the requirements specified in_this_Plan._ <br /> The Staff Geologist or Engineer is responsible for communicating the information contained <br /> in this Plan to the Applied GeoSystems personnel assigned to the project and to the <br /> responsible representative of each subcontractor working for Applied GeoSystems on the <br /> project. <br />