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LFR Levine-Fricke • slips, trips, and falls • heavy equipment • heat stress • cold stress • noise • underground and overhead utilities • biological hazards • lightning/electrical storms • materials and equipment handling 6.1 General Safe Work Practices • Workers will thoroughly clean their hands, faces, and other potentially contaminated areas before smoking, eating, or leaving the Site. • Respiratory devices may not be worn with beards or long sideburns, or under other conditions that prevent a proper seal. • Accidents and/or injuries associated with work at the Site will be immediately reported to the SSO. If necessary, an incident report will be initiated by the SSO. • Periodic safety briefings will be held to discuss current site conditions, field tasks being performed, planned modifications, and work concerns. • Site conditions may include uneven, unstable, or slippery work surfaces. Substantial care and personal observation is required on the part of each employee to prevent injuries from slips, trips, and falls. • Workers will maintain good housekeeping practices during field activities to maintain a safe working environment. The work site will be kept free of debris, waste, and trash. • The "buddy system" will be used whenever appropriate. • To prevent head injury, ANSI-approved hard hats will be worn at all times while the worker is in an area where overhead obstructions or falling objects may be encountered. • To prevent eye injuries, workers must wear ANSI-approved safety glasses during field activities. 6.2 Heavy Equipment Equipment, including earth-moving equipment, drill rigs, or other heavy machinery, will be operated in compliance with the manufacturer's instructions, specifications, and limitations, as well as any applicable regulations. The operator is responsible for inspecting the equipment daily to verify that it is functioning properly and safely. Page A-6 HSP-racyTimFim-GWS=pn g:�n