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APP/SSHP Soil Excavation at California National Guard Armory Lodi, California An initial site safety briefing will also be held for all OTIE employees, subcontractors, and site visitors. This briefing will include, at a minimum: • A review of the project hazards, and other pertinent sections contained within this SSHP; • A review of posted hazard warnings and permits applicable to the worker or visitor during site access; • A review of hazards which may be encountered on site during that particular day or site visit; • Site security measures; and • Emergency assembly points and notification procedures. 5.2.4 Daily Safety Briefings The OTIE SSHO will conduct and document a daily safety briefing of approximately 5-10 minutes duration. These meetings will be conducted at the beginning of the scheduled work shift and will address safety and health issues pertaining to the upcoming daily operations. This briefing (commonly known as a "tailgate safety meeting") will accompany and complement the briefing of the daily work activities. Attendance will be documented on the Daily Safety Briefing Checklist found in Appendix H. Copies of the daily safety briefing will be maintained at the job site. 5.2.5 Hazard Communication Site-specific hazard communication will be provided on site by the SSHO. Chemical data sheets will be maintained on site for the chemical contaminants of concern and process chemicals to be used on site and for any hazardous materials purchased for use at the site. The labeling provisions of 29 CFR 1910.1200 will be followed on the site. Employees will be trained to recognize the symptoms and signs of over-exposure to chemical hazards that pose potential for concern at the project site. This will be accomplished for site- specific chemicals during the daily tailgate meetings by the SSHO. See Table 4 for information on Potential Chemical Contaminants associated Exposure Guidelines, Hazard Summaries, and First Aid. 5.2.6 Subcontractor Training All subcontractors entering the project area will certify that their employees have successfully completed the appropriate training before undertaking site work. Such certification must include documented evidence that each subcontractor employee has completed site safety orientation training conducted by the OTIE SSHO. The APP/SSHP Compliance Agreement must be signed by the subcontractor's employees prior to commencement of work. This certification record will be stored in the field along with other documents. Additional job- specific, on-site training and safety briefings, as discussed in the other sections, will be performed and documented by OTIE. OTIE 18