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Job Steps Hazards Controls RAC • Slips, Trips, Falls Clear trees, roots, weeds, limbs and other ground hazards from the drilling location. Practice good housekeeping to keep the ground around the drilling site clear of obstructions, equipment and other tripping hazards. Wear appropriate foot protection to prevent slips and trips. Use caution when working on uneven and wet ground surfaces. Sample collection and packaging • Chemical exposure potential • Follow proper decontamination procedures L • Cuts/Scrapes • Inspect glassware for breakage and avoid sharp edges and wear gloves (nitrile and cut resistant leather or Kevlar) • Manual lifting of equipment • Use proper lifting techniques and do not over-extend Rig decontamination • High pressure water • Spray away from body L • Splash Hazard • Wear full-face shield, gloves, rubber boots, and Tyvek or other suitable attire. Chemical Hazards and Monitoring Procedures Chemical Hazard(s) (list): Monitoring Instrument(s): Applicable HASP Section (s): Additional Safety Considerations 1. Ensure all personnel have read the HASP 2. Ensure all equipment is equipped with necessary fire extinguishers (min 5 lbs BC). Ensure equipment has a working kill switch and back-up alarms, and follow equipment inspection procedures. 3. Ensure underground utilities are verified with facility, marked, markings maintained, and operator aware of location 4. All equipment operators must be Competent Persons for the task/equipment being performed/operated. 5. All ground personnel must stay clear of equipment and make eye contact (and receive confirmation)with operator prior to approaching. Wear high visibility reflective vests and stay out of travel lanes and swing radius of heavy equipment. 6. Dust hazard are expected to be minimal due to saturated state of soils and regular precipitation. If visible emissions of dust observed, then dust suppression techniques will be implemented. 7. Follow safe driving procedures. Always use the buddy system when moving vehicles. Plan your travel path ahead of time. Use maps and known construction zones to make your selection. Consult with the other team members before making any changes to travel path.