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11. standard Operating Prc>3Ed:res This section establishes Stz=zkiard, Pr::ced-_=s (SOP's) for activities that can be standardized die to their repetit ve nature; examples are decontaL nation rrc_xol, -_s it-utor fit test procedures, equipment calibration, drill rig ch?c]-_-Ut, and confined space procedures. A c:heci:list is advisable bezaase it is useful in the field for daily checks of working conditions. If such safety SOP's are provided through the firm's health and safety program manual, that section of the manual should be provided as an appendix to the SSP. 12. Emergency Response Plan [IFR and PR (1) ] This section of the SSP is very dependent on the specifics of the site and the phase of the project. [IFR (1) (ii) ] lists the requirements for an Emergency Response Plan; the requirements are addressed in this section of the SSP. At a minim m, the plan should describe medical and emergency services to be used, including a list of emergency contact telephone numbers, and a map and narrative describing the route to the nearest emergency room. Personnel with current CPP/First Aid training need to be identified. Decontamination requirements for personnel injured or exposed in the work zone should be described. Provide a site map with evacuation routes, procedures and signals. Describe means of contacting emergency services (local phone, cellular phone, radio, etc.) , and note the location of such equipment. Check with the medical facility to ensure that they are capable of handling injured workers who may be contaminated. As applicable, based on the project, develop contingency plans for on-site and off-site spills or releases of hazardous materials which will include evacuation plans for surrounding areas. 13. Training Requirements [IFR and PR (e) ] This section describes personnel training programs, which should include as a minimum, health hazard recognition t_rairing, physical agent (safety) training, respiratory protection `.raining, equipment training, safe work practices, first aid/CPR, and personal hygiene. Indicate has site personnel have met the training requirements set forth in [IFR and PR (e) ] ; include an outline of this training. Procedures for daily/pre-shift tailgate safety meetings should be discussed. Note that OSF_ requires specialized training be given when handling specific materials, and that personnel be trained in the hazards specific to thei job. If the details on such a training program are provided through a corporate health and safety prograVmanual, the appropriate se-ion - 12 -