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1.0 - INTRODUCTION 1.1 Scope and Applicability of the Site Health and Safety Plan This Health and Safety Plan(HASP)has been prepared by ATC for the activities associated with the gauging and sampling of monitoring wells, and drilling and sampling of additional monitoring wells at the former 76 Service Station No. 11190,located at 1206 E.March Lane in Stockton,California(Site). The health and safety protocols established in this Plan are based on the ATC Employee Health and Safety Policy Manual,the Occupational Safety and Health Administration(OSHA)Regulations,past field experiences,specific Site conditions,and chemical hazards known or anticipated to be present from available Site data. The following Site Health and Safety Plan(HASP)is intended solely for use during the proposed activities described in the project documents and technical specifications. Specifications herein are subject to review and revision based on actual conditions encountered in the field during Site characterization activities. Such changes may be instituted by using the HASP List of Approved Amendments and/or Changes(see Appendix Q. Before Site operations begin, all employees,including subcontractors for ATC covered by this plan, involved in these operations will have read and understood this HASP and all revisions. All Site personnel have the authority to"Stop Work"if unsafe conditions are present or discovered during Site activities. Before work begins, all affected workers will sign the Heath and Safety Plan Acknowledgment Form(see Appendix Q. By signing this form,all individuals recognize the requirements of the HASP,known or suspected hazards, and will adhere to the protocols required for the project Site. 1.2 Historical Overview The site is the location of an operating Shell gasoline service station. The facility is bounded on the north by March Lane and the east by West Lane. Above-ground structures at the site consist of a single-story, convenience store building and a car wash structure. Three 10,000-gallon underground storage tanks (USTs)containing unleaded gasoline are located north and west of the building. Six product dispenser islands are centrally located on the property. 1.3 Visitors All visitors to the Site must be instructed about the hazards of the activities that ATC or its subcontractors are performing. All visitors must sign the ATC Visitors Log(see Appendix Q. 1.4 Subcontractor Activities All subcontractors used at the Site have been Pre-Approved in the ATC Subcontractor Prequalification System. Subcontractors include drilling companies,and utility locators. 2.0 - PROJECT ORGANIZATION All personnel and visitors who may enter work areas on this Site must comply with the requirements of this HASP.All Site personnel have the authority to"Stop Work"if unsafe conditions are present. The specific responsibilities and authority of management, safety and health,and other personnel on this Site are detailed in the following sections. 2.1 Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) The Site Safety and Health Officer(SSHO)has the responsibility and authority to develop and implement this HASP and to verify compliance. The SSHO reports to the Project Manager. The SSHO is on-site HASP Level III Rev.(September 17,2012) 5-1