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It is the responsibility of the Project Manager and the Hi alth and Safety Manager to review the available site information to determine, to what degree the Health an Safety Plan will be implemented. Each site will be handled on a case-by-case basis. 2.0 SAFETY IMPLEMENTATION The provisions of the M.J.Kloberdanz&Associates Health and Safety Plan are mandatory for all personnel associated with the site project and operations. A complete background review and site visitation will be conducted in order to deter-mine whether specific amendments are to be made to the Health and Safety Plan based n specific characteristics which may exist on the job site. Any suspected hazards associated with the on-site operation which exposure to, via inhalation or skin absorption, to such as suspected carcinogens or human sterilants,will be documented and specific guidance will be developed and Lidded to this Health and Safety Plan as Appendices. A defined project site layout is paramount to the safe complctior of all remedial site investigations. The project site layout has built-in safety features.The site is divided into three zones. The following list defines the required personnel protective equipment. 2.1 Personnel Protective Equipment(PPE) Personnel who will be working in or around the exc usion zone of the job site will use the following protective equipment and measures as warrant by the Prcject Manager: Coveralls as an undergarment Saranex outer garment Sample gloves(inner) PVC,Nitrile or Neoprene outer gloves Hard hat Steel toe boots Robars or Tingley boots Full face-piece respirator with R53HE cartridges(a combination of organic vapor,acid gas,pesticide, radionuclide,high efficiency filter). Note that artridges should be changed daily. - All joints to be taped Self-contained air will be utilized if project dictates More stringent protective equipment requirements will he implemented if necessary. This determination will be made by the project supervisor after review of the materials to be handled, the ambient monitoring data, consultation with on-site technical personnel, the Safety Officer, and the proper management personnel. Upgrades in PPE, if necessary,will be implemented. 2.2 General Safety The on-site Safety Officer will be responsible for the foll wing daily safety implementations: 2.3 Daily Safety Meetings Each day, prior to commencing work, a safety meeting shall be held to discuss safety considerations for the day's work to be done. A safety topic shall be addressed each day from the following list: Site Safety Plan(first day and once a week thereafter) Fire Fighting Techniques Defensive Driving Decontamination Levels of Protection Heat Stress Emergency Equipment on Site Confined Space Entry Procedure- Respirator Maintenance Self-contained Breathing Apparatus Training(if ccessary)