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Bradburn, Briller&Johnson,* • Health&Safety Plan 4.0 WORK PROCEDURES The following sections outline BB&J general work guidelines. 4.1 Overview of Scope of Work A brief summary of the field activities proposed for the Subject Property is presented in Appendix A. 4.2 Site Monitoring Procedures The FSC shall perform a visual inspection of the work area and surrounding areas to verify that they are free from work hazards and/or that the proper safety precautions have been taken. If the work area is located in an area where the general public are nearby (i.e., public area, sidewalk, etc.), the site shall be marked off and barricaded with yellow caution tape and/or other means to prohibit entry by unauthorized personnel. The FSC shall perform visual inspections periodically throughout the project. Any work hazards or safety concerns should be noted on the JHAR(in Appendix B). 4.3 Personnel Monitoring Procedures Depending on the known and/or suspected COCl present at the Subject Property (refer to Table 1), personnel monitoring procedures will vary. Refer to Appendix A for the site-specific monitoring procedures. 4.4 Clothing and Protective Equipment Required OSHA requires that PPE be used to protect individuals from exposure to physical, chemical and biological hazards within a work area. The U.S. EPA has developed different levels, A, B, C, and D, of protection to help determine site-specific requirements for protective clothing and equipment. The following outlines the different levels: LEVEL A: Level A is the highest level of protection that can be worn by a site worker. Level A is required when: • The hazardous substance has been identified and requires the highest level of protection for the skin,eyes and respiratory system; • There is a potential for splash, immersion, or exposure to unexpected vapors, particulates, or gases that are harmful to the skin or may be absorbed through the skin; • Confined space entry may be involved,and the need for Level A cannot be ruled out(but explosion hazard has been ruled out);and, • The skin absorption hazard may likely result in immediate death, serious illness or injury,or impair the ability to escape. 7