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be conducted off-site, in the office for example, if conditions preclude or render impractical its completion on site.) The corresponding Site Orientation Record should be completed at the initiation of on-site activities and once per week thereafter. • The AEI Incident Investigation Form (OSHA Form 301) and the Subcontractor's Statement of Understanding Regarding Health and Safety Responsibilities Form are to be completed on an as needed basis. 9.0 PPE AND SITE CONTROLS [CAL/OSHA 8 CCR 5192(D) AND (G)(5)] Based on an evaluation of the suspected and known hazards at the site, Level D personal protective equipment (PPE) will be required for all personnel and visitors entering the controlled portion of the site. Protective equipment for each level of protection is summarized below. Both Level C and D PPE should be available on-site at all times during all phases of the project, as conditions may change and require additional PPE. Work should be conducted in Level D as long as breathing zone vapor concentrations remain at background or below 10 ppm, no breathing protection will be required. Engineering controls, such as forced air ventilation, will be used when feasible to reduce respiratory hazards. If on-site personnel find that breathing zone concentrations exceed 10 ppm, then the SSO or PM will make a determination if work shall continue in Level C PPE. At this time, all work in the affected area should be suspended until a decision is made. Implementation of Level C PPE will be required if work continues during elevated breathing zone concentrations. Donning and use of respirators shall be performed in accordance with manufacturer specifications. Replacement of respirator cartridges shall be performed in accordance with manufacturer specifications. All respirators and cartridges shall be stored in air tight bags while not in use. Personal Protective Equipment- Level D Personal Protective Equipment- Level C ® Hearing Protection (as needed near loud equipment) ® Respirator Type: Full-Face Air Purifying Respirator ® Hardhat ® Cartridge Type: Organic Vapor w/ P100 ® Outer Gloves Type: Kevlar or Leather(as needed) ❑ Assigned Protection Factor: 50 ® Inner Gloves Type: Nitrile ❑ Others: ® Steel Toe Boots: ❑ Coveralls Type: ❑ Outer Boots Type: ® Eye Protection: Safety Glasses ❑ Others: Monitoring Equipment' Other Equipment&Gear ® PID Type: RAE Systems ppbRAE 3000 or MiniRAE Lite ® 10-Ib ABC Fire Extinguisher ❑ PID Lamp Energy: 10.6 eV ® "Caution"and"Danger"Tape ❑ Calibration Gas: Isobutylene 10 ppmv/ 100 ppmv ® Traffic Cones or Delineators ❑ FID Type: ® Warning Signs or Placards ❑ LEL/02 Meter ® Decontamination Equipment ❑ Others: ® First Aid Kit ❑ Others: Notes: 1.All direct reading instruments should be calibrated onsite once per day using the appropriate calibration gas standards and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. 2.A 10-foot work zone/exclusion zone is required wherever available to control access to heavy equipment and/or hazardous exposure situations. Only authorized persons will be allowed to enter work zone/exclusion zone. AEI Health&Safety,Injury&Illness Prevention Plan Page 7 of 25 June 24, 2011