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Field staff must review job-specific work plan and coordinate with project manager to verify that all up front logistics are completed prior to starting work including, but not limited to,permitting, access agreements,and notification to required contacts(e.g.site managers, inspectors,clients,subcontractors,etc.). A tailgate safety meeting must be performed and documented at the beginning of each workday. Sae Performance Sel Assessment(SPSA)procedures must be used throughout the project. Weather conditions heat,cold,rain, lightning)must also be considered lifting techniques. General Keep SPSA card on you at all times. Use it frequently. What can happen? What is the worst thing that can happen? Plan for it and carry out your plan. [Typical cal work Steel toed and shank shoes,hard hat.safety Weather related incidents: •Check weather reports daily.Project visits will not be performed during glasses with side shields,hearing protection, automobile accidents,slips and inclement weather. Sampling may be performed during light rain mist. Wear reflective safety vest,leather gloves for the falls. raincoats. non-chemical aspects of work. If you suspect that chemical exposure is •Drive at speed limit or less as needed to keep safe distance from vehicle in front, possible,wear chemical resistant gloves, avoid short stops. aprons,etc. work. Cold Stress. •For temperatures below 400F,adequate insulating clothing must be wom. If the temperature is below 20 aF,workers will be allowed to enter a heated shelter at regular intervals. Warm,sweet drinks should be available. Coffee intake should be limited. •No one should begin work or return to work from a heated shelter with wet clothes. Workers should be aware of signs of cold stress,such as heavy shivering,pain in fingers or toes,drowsiness or irritability. Onset of any of these signs are indications for immediate return to a heated shelter. •Refer to ACGIH TLV Booklet for section on Cold Stress. _ Typical work. Heat Stress •Discuss health effects and symptoms during daily production meetings. •Drink water regularly,i.e.,at least one cup every 20-30 minutes depending upon level of effort and PPE wom. •Refer to ACGIII TLV booklet for heat stress guidance,especially regarding PPE, type of work and frequency of breaks. •Breaks should be taken in an area cooler than the work area. •Monitor temperature and relative humidity using WBGT meter. No eating,drinking,or smoking on-site. No contact lenses on-site. No facial hair that would interfere with respirator fit. _ A safety meeting will be •Topics will always include the work scheduled for the day and restatement of held each day,even if there the hazards and means to avoid them. Other topics may include sampling in is only one person working general and advances in technology and how it may be applied to the project. on the project on any given Use Attachment 7 for logging the topics discussed. da . SECOR International Incorporated 17 Generic HASP