ARCHIVED REPORTS_2018 REV SITE INV WK PLAN+

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1[V. SITE CONTROL Description of Work Zone and Boundaries (Site Map Attached) All sampling and decontamination activities will be performed within hneral study area. Standard Operating Procedures: A. Sampling procedures: Sampling will be conducted in accordance with standard environmental protocol B. Excavations: not anticipated C. Permit -required Confined Spaces: none D. Heat Stress: Heat stress is often the greatest site hazard At temperatures above 70 degrees F., especially if PPE is used, appropriate cooling equipment, cooled drinking fluids, and frequent breaks will be provided. Personnel will make every effort to prevent and treat heat stress in accordance with first aid training. E. Material Safety Data Sheets; no hazazdous chemicals use is anticipated. F. All personnel arriving or departing the site will verbally inform the Environmental Specialist on-site. All activities on site must be cleared through the Principal or Staff Geologist. G. Normal and Emergency Communications: Acellular phone will be present on -she. H. If adverse weather is possible, monitor a local ra dio broadcast station m• other service to stay abreast of the weather. I. All operations an d equipment will comply with OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1910.120 and other applicable elements of OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and 1926. Bafore site operations begin all employees involved in these operations will have read and understood this site safety plan. J. Training and medical monitoring: All routine site personnel are required 40 -hour HAZWOPER tr aining and 8- hourannual refresher training and medical monitoring. Employees with 24-hour training may perform specific tasks, provided that it is ensured that they will not be exposed to health hazards above permissible exposure limits. Visitors or support personnel who remain in the support zone are not required health and safety training.