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5.1.4 Safety Inspections Site HSE Inspections shall be conducted as per CMS-710-05-PR-01400. Observe the following safety inspection procedures and practices: Daily Requirements • All Site Supervisors shall conduct daily HSE inspections and record their findings on the Daily HSE Site Inspection Form (CMS 710-05-FM-01401) (Appendix A). They shall also ensure that unsafe acts/conditions are corrected immediately. Weekly Requirements • Each site supervisor shall lead a formal written HSE inspection of his or her work area each week. The inspection team shall consist of the site supervisor and/or general foremen and the HSE Leader of the Week. • The Project HSE Inspection Form (CMS 710-05-FM-01402) (Appendix A) shall be used to document this inspection. Monthly Project Managers Inspection On a monthly basis, the Project Manager shall conduct an additional compliance inspection using the Project HSE Inspection Form (CMS-710-05-FM-01402) to document this inspection. The results shall be discussed with the Site Supervisor, work crew and a copy shall be forwarded to the Area HSE Manager. 5.1.5 Slip/Trip/Fall Observe the following procedures and practices to prevent slips/trips/fall: • Inspect each work area for slip/trip/fall potential prior to each work task. • Slip/trip/fall hazards identified must be communicated to all personnel. Hazards identified shall be corrected or labeled with warning signs to be avoided. • All personnel must be aware of their surroundings and maintain constant communication with each other at all times. 5.1.6 Underground Utility Line Contact Observe CB&I Procedure CMS-710-02-PR-01600. In addition, observe the following underground/utility line contact procedures and practices: • Follow applicable work instructions regarding training requirements, completion of utility mark-out documentation and pre-drilling/boring/direct push check list and variance request. • Contact client or facility owner to have utility lines marked prior to excavation/trenching or drilling. • Refer to site drawings or customer interviews if on private property for utility locations. • Hand dig, probe, post hole dig or air knife to 5 feet down and 5 feet to each side of utility marker to avoid breaking utility lines. • Prior to all intrusive activities (e.g., drilling, excavating), outside the footprint of the landfill, a locator line services will be contacted to mark underground lines, as-built drawings will be reviewed for presence of utilities in the work area and either hand digging probing, air knife to 5 feet below ground surface must be conducted. If the local geology be prone to refusal or should there be any other reason the boring location cannot be cleared to a minimum of 5' bgs, then geophysical methods (ground penetrating radar, magnetometer, etc.)Drilling and excavating activities within the 5-2