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SECTION 4 . 0 4 . 1 SITE CONTROL Site control is necessary to protect the personnel of JONES COVEY GROUP , Inc . , our Clients, Subcontractors and the general public, and as a means of reducing exposure to contaminants and injuries . The risk of exposure to hazards and injuries will be reduced or eliminated by the use of the following methods where appropriate : • Setting up security of physical barriers at the work-site ; • Minimizing the number of personnel and equipment on- site consistent with effective operations ; • Establish work zones within the site ; • Establish control points to regulate access to work zone ; • Establish emergency evacuation routes and assembly areas ; The health and safety plan will be discussed at the beginning of each day, the job foreman will review it each day; the Project Manager will review it each week. An emergency plan will be reviewed, along with routes to the nearest emergency facilities . Tailgate meetings will be conducted on site at the beginning of each workday and will include discussions of actions to be taken to minimize risks to on-site workers, visitors, and the public. 4 . 2 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANS : These will be done on a DAY-TO—DAY basis during the DAILY SAFETY MEETING . This plan will be conveyed to everyone entering the site and made available for review at all times . 4 . 2 . 1 ON- SITE EMERGENCIES : In the event of an accident resulting in physical injury, first aid will be administered and the worker will be transported to the nearest hospital for emergency treatment. In the event of a chemical exposure or the potential of a chemical exposure, site personnel should safely evacuate from the contaminated zone and meet at the designated area . First aid should be administered as need at the assembly area and the exposed worker will be transported to the nearest hospital for treatment. In the event of an explosion, or property damage, all workers will evacuate to the assembly area, the client will be notified and local authorities notified . 4 . 2 . 2 ACCESS OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES AND PERSONNEL : Day-to-day operation will be conducted in a manner to allow access of emergency vehicles and personnel. 4 .2 . 3 LOCATION AND DIRECTION OF EMERGENCY CARE : SEE APPENDIX A 4 . 3 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS : The following telephone numbers will be kept on site when work is in process . Fire : SEE APPENDIX B Police : SEE APPENDIX B Hospital : SEE APPENDIX B 6