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1 � specific site hazards are noted and accounted for in the Work Plan and that employees have knowledge of the local emergency medical system. The HSC may conduct periodic site audits to ensure compliance with the HASP and to note any additional hazards or concerns. The HSC has stop-work authorization, which shall be executed upon determination that an imminent health or safety hazard exists. 3.2 DESIGNATED SITE SAFETY OFFICER ? As BEII's Site Safety Officer (SSO), James Jazmin is responsible for implementing the site-specific HASP ! in the absence of the HSC. The SSO shall conduct daily tailgate safety meetings and ensure that only authorized personnel are allowed at the site. In addition, the SSO shall ensure that the daily sign-in logs for site persons and visitors are maintained. The SSO shall report any unsafe acts or conditions to the HSC. The SSO also has stop-work authorization, which shall be executed upon determination that an imminent danger to life or health exists. If a stop-work order is issued, due to safety concerns, the HSC shall be contacted I mmediately and appropriate steps taken to correct the situation . 3.3 PROJECT MANAGER BEII Project Manager, David Blakely is the direct link between BEII and Frontier Transportation. He is responsible for directing all on-site operations, including the overall implementation of the Health and Safety Program. In addition, the Project Manager is responsible for ensuring that adequate resources and personnel protective equipment are allocated for the health and safety of site personnel. The Project Manager is also responsible for ensuring that the safety personnel (via the HSC) are given free access to all relevant site information that could impact health and safety. He will correct conditions or work practices that could lead to employee exposure to hazardous materials. J 3A OCCUPATIONAL MEDICAL CONSULTANT SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, BEH's Occupational Medical Consultant, will be available to answer medical questions and provide guidance in unexpected situations. The Medical Consultant will recommend appropriate medical monitoring for the site team members. 3.5 EMPLOYEES All BEII employees working at the site are responsible for reading and understanding the HASP. They will be held accountable for complying with all aspects of the HASP. 3.6 SUBCONTRACTORS j If they desire, subcontractors on the site may provide their own site Health and Safety Plan that must y incorporate, at a minimum, BEII's Health and Safety Plan . As described above, BEH's HSC and SSO have authority to ensure that subcontractor employees are following the BEH and subcontractor HASP provisions. 4. EMERGENCY PLANNING 4.1 EMERGENCY SERVICES s Figure 1 illustrates the location of the Frontier Transportation property with respect to the Hospital. If an emergency should occur on-site, the Emergency Medical System (911 ) should be activated. 1j 4.2 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS 9 Emergency telephone numbers shall be posted on-site and made immediately available at all times. These numbers shall include the following: