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1 SHARP Management Manual °�Rao�'• Former Tracy MGP Project Safety Plan(PSP) Safety bulletin boards maintained by the Project Safety Representative are primary information points for the project awareness campaign. Bulletin boards are located at the Parsons Corporate offices in Walnut Creek, California. The Project Safety Representative may also provide training, presentations, or informational materials as part of the awareness campaign. 4.4 STAKEHOLDER PSPALIGNMENT MEETING A stakeholder PSP alignment meeting must be held for projects that have a high health and safety risk. This project is considered a low to medium health and safety risk because investigation operations will be conducted in an area where underground utilities will be disconnected and/or removed prior to Site mobilization; health effects from the contaminants of concern at the Site (PAHs, TPH, VOCs and heavy metals) can be effectively managed through engineering controls; and the Site will be isolated from the surrounding community via fencing. As a result, the stakeholder PSP alignment meeting will be incorporated into the project kickoff meeting. The meeting will also include a review of stakeholder roles and responsibilities and elements of control appropriate to project risks. 4.5 TRAINING The project has a comprehensive health and safety training program tailored to the scope of work. All employees receive a Project Orientation as outlined in Section 4.2 upon assignment to the project. All Parsons new hires shall receive a facility Employee Orientation within the first 7 days of employment, provided by Human Resources, Facility Manager, Safety Representative and Staff Coordinator or their designee. Depending on the client, scope of work and location of the project, specific training topics for this project will include: • 40-hour HAZWOPER and 8-hour annual HAZWOPER refresher—if applicable, specific language to be used shall state: All personnel engaged in hazardous substance removal or other activities that expose or potentially expose them to hazardous substances or health hazards shall receive appropriate training as required by 29 CFR 1910.120, including, but not limited to, initial 40-hour, 8-hour Supervisor and annual 8-hour refresher training. • Controlled Substance and Alcohol Abuse Awareness (for Supervisors only) • Department of Transportation (DOT) -HM126F • Respiratory Protection • Lockout/Tagout • Back Safety—lifting and carrying • Defensive Driving 4.6 AUDITSANDINSPECTIONS The Project Safety Representative has implemented an audit and inspection program in conjunction with the GBU and corporate safety and quality assurance departments. The Project Manager, together with the Project Safety Representative or their designee, may conduct a safety 9