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' Community Health and Safety Plan RAINWATER CAR WASH,Manteca, California 95336 Page 19 May 30,2012 ' • Individuals required and approved to wear respiratory protection must be fit-tested at least annually. • Individuals required to wear respiratory protection must be trained and must conduct a positive and negative pressure check each time they don the respirator. ' 9. INJURY AND ILLNESS PREVENTION PROGRAM ' AA&A maintains a written Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP)in addition to this site-specific HSP. The IIPP addresses procedures for identifying,preventing and correcting workplace hazards.Although the IIPP is not site-specific,appropriate information that is applicable to this HSP should be referred to and used as ' supplemental information.Some of the information found in the IIPP that may apply to this HSP includes,but is not limited to,the following: ' • General safe work practices; • Safety inspections; • Tailgate safety meetings;and ' • Methods for communicating safety concerns and complaints. 9.1 Medical Clearance and Monitoring ' Access inside the specified work area will be limited to authorized personnel. Only personnel under the direction and control of AA&A,and other subcontractors and individuals designated and authorized by the client,will be admitted to the work site. Only those workers possessing evidence of physician's authorization to conduct hazardous waste activities will be permitted in the work area designated as the exclusion zone.All project personnel who may be required to wear respirators must provide evidence that they have been cleared by a physician to wear respirators. Other medical surveillance procedures that may be required pursuant to Title 8 CCR ' section 5192 (f)will implemented and followed. 9.2 Safety Training and Communication ' Individuals under the direction and control of AA&A will not participate in field activities until they have been trained to the level required by their job function and responsibility.The specific types of training required include the following: • 24-or 40-hour initial OSHA HAZWOPER training and annual eight-hour refresher training; • Site-specific hazard training; • Proof of these required trainings must be kept on-site for each worker participating in field and supervisory activities;and • Other health and safety trainings may also be conducted on pertinent topics depending on the job task, ' such as fire safety and use of fire extinguishers,lockout/tag-out and electrical safety,heat/cold stress, hand/power tools,back safety,slips,trips and falls,traffic safety,driving safety,etc. These training subjects may be included in the daily tailgate safety training. 1 1 9.3 Project Orientation A copy of this HSP must be made available to each individual under the direction and control of AA&A and all such personnel who will work on the site are required to read and become familiar with the pertinent and ' &Ami Adini tW'Associat.xJm.