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• Stop Work Authority Periodic meetings with project personnel may be conducted by the SSO pending changes to the scope of work or modification to this HASP. To document the meetings, the SSO will complete the Site Safety Meeting Minutes Form provided in Appendix A. 2.5 Medical Monitoring Requirements OSHA requires medical monitoring for personnel potentially exposed to chemical hazards at concentrations in excess of the PEL for more than 30 days per year and for personnel who must use respiratory protection for more than 30 days per year. Will personnel working at this site be enrolled in a medical monitoring program? ❑ Yes ® No 2.6 Hazard Communication Requirements When chemicals are used on-site, EarthCon workers must adhere to the company's Hazard Communication Program (29 CFR §1910.1200). The following procedures must be followed for chemicals brought on-site(i.e.,decontamination solution,sampling preservatives,etc.): • Labels on incoming primary chemical containers must not be defaced (until after the container is empty,decontaminated and ready for disposal). • Chemical containers must be stored in appropriate storage cabinets. • Secondary containers and storage cabinets must be correctly and clearly labeled using the Hazardous Materials Identification System(HMIS). • Incompatible chemicals must not be stored together. • Workers must receive training on the hazards of these chemicals as indicated in Table 2. • Containers must be secured closed unless adding to or removing something from the container. • Safety Data Sheets for the chemicals should be recent and are included in Appendix B.;they should be made available to workers upon request. • Workers must receive training on the hazards of the chemicals as indicted in Table 4. 3.0 GENERAL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS General safe work practices that must be implemented during work activities at this site are included in Table 3. 3.1 Performance Requirements • Any unsafe equipment, condition or work practice and injuries, no matter how slight, must be reported to the SSO immediately. • Procedures for the proper set up and control of the worksite task area should be planned and implemented prior to starting individual tasks. • Field personnel must have ready access to a telephone and a vehicle in case of emergency. 12