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LFR Levine-Fricke <br /> 1.0 GENERAL <br /> LFR Levine-Fricke (LFR) has prepared this Health and Safety Plan (HSP) for use <br /> during groundwater monitoring well installation and groundwater sampling activities to <br /> be conducted at the Tracy Tire Fire Site located at 29425 S. MacArthur Drive in <br /> Tracy, California ("the Site"). Activities conducted under LFR's direction at the Site <br /> will be in compliance with applicable Occupational Safety and Health Administration <br /> (OSHA) regulations, particularly those in Title 8 California Code of Regulations <br /> (CCR) 5192, and other applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and <br /> statutes. A copy of this HSP will be kept on site during scheduled field activities. <br /> This HSP addresses the potential hazards associated with planned field activities at the <br /> Site. It presents.the minimum health and safety requirements for establishing and <br /> maintaining a safe working environment during the course of work. In the event of <br /> conflicting requirements, the procedures or practices that provide the highest degree of <br /> personnel protection will be implemented. If work plan specifications change or if site <br /> conditions encountered during the course of the work are found to differ substantially <br /> from those anticipated, the Director of Health and Safety must be informed <br /> immediately upon discovery, and appropriate changes will be made to this HSP. <br /> It is the Project Manager's responsibility to ensure that health and safety procedures <br /> are enforced at the Site. Project personnel, including subcontractors, shall receive a <br /> copy of this HSP and sign the form to indicate acceptance before on-site project <br /> activities begin. <br /> LFR's health and safety programs and procedures, including medical monitoring, <br /> respiratory protection, injury and illness prevention, hazard communication, and <br /> personal protective equipment (PPE), are documented in the LFR Corporate Health <br /> and Safety Manual. These health and safety procedures are incorporated herein by <br /> reference, and LFR employees will adhere to the procedures specified in the manual. <br /> When specified in contract documents, this HSP may cover the activities of LFR <br /> subcontractors. However, this HSP may not address hazards associated with tasks and <br /> equipment that are specialties of the subcontractor (e.g., operation of a drill rig). <br /> Subcontractors are responsible for developing, maintaining, and implementing their <br /> own health and safety programs, policies, and procedures. <br /> LFR is responsible for the safety of its employees and subcontractors under its control, <br /> but assumes no responsibility for the activities of other contractors or their <br /> subcontractors who may be working concurrently at the general project location. LFR <br /> will use a reasonable degree of care when marking potentially hazardous areas within <br /> its project work site and restricting access as appropriate. LFR will not be responsible <br /> for others outside its control who disregard such marked hazards or restricted access. <br /> This HSP has been prepared specifically for this project and is intended to address <br /> health and safety issues solely with respect to LFR's work. All references, therefore, <br /> ` HSP-T=yTimFimGwSampting:jah Page 1 <br />