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Safe Work Plan — JSA Shell Stockton Terminal SECTION • R • Wayne Perry ( WPI ) Job # : Facility Address : 3515 Navy Drive, Stockton , California Shell Location : Stockton Terminal Tank M UG-5 Slop Tank Project Specific Plan : ® Confined Space Entry ❑ Hot Work ❑ Excavation ® Traffic Control Scope of Work: Abandon Slop ❑ Working at Heights ❑ LOTO Tank UG -5 in place following ❑ : Electrical Work ❑ Cranes/ Rigging procedure in Exhibit A - Shell ® Subcontractor Mgmt Scope of Work Rev . A dated ❑ Other : 7/22/2019 Permit to Work : WPI will utilize the Shell JCF and PI/PH PTW 7i � ergency INJURY RESPONSE AND MANAGEMENT Each time a WPI crew performs work the foreman is presented with maps and directions to the predetermined hospital and clinic along with phone numbers for each . This information must be kept readily accessible at all times for the duration of the job in the event of an emergency. The foreman is also responsible for following any customer-specific requirements relative to injury reporting and response . The foreman will be trained in First Aid so that educated decisions are made when assessing the severity of the situation following an incident or injury. DEFINITIONS 1 . Critical Incident - An incident resulting in serious injury where a potentially life-threatening situation is present, including ( but not limited to ) the following scenarios : a . Loss of consciousness or impaired consciousness b . Significant loss of blood or inability to control bleeding C * Head , neck or spinal injury ( or potential head , neck or spinal injury) d . Shock e . Shortness of breath or trouble breathing, Chest pain g . Obvious broken bones or fractures making it difficult to remove the victim from the scene A call to 911 should be made immediatelyfor all Critical Incidents . 2 . Near Miss - An event that consists of a combination of unsafe conditions, behaviors and hazards that could have resulted in an injury but - due to circumstances outside of our control - did not result in an injury. 3 . Non-Critical Incident - An event that results in injury that is not life-threatening ( i . e . , pinched finger, foreign object in eye or minor laceration where bleeding is controlled ) but still necessitates medical attention . 4 . Positive Intervention — A condition recognized as unsafe where a crew member intervenes to correct the unsafe condition . 5 . Stop Work Authority — Given to all persons on the work site to authorize them to stop work and speak up about any act or condition they observe to be unsafe . PROCEDURE : Follow the QSEMS Event Communication Flowchart ( next page) 1 . Response to the injured employee ( s ) is the primary function following any significant incident a . For critical incidents, the injured employee should be transported to the ER via ambulance ( 911 call ) St . Joseph ' s Medical Center 1800 N California St, Stockton , CA 95204 ( 209 ) 943 - 2000 b . For non -critical incidents, the employee will be transported to the local occupational clinic / urgent care facility for treatment : Concentra Urgent Care 1429 W . Fremont Str . ( 209 ) 546-7767 wt® 9) w M® ® Ma© M "M M.Vwµd .y mid 8r*wldMl 60Pdr44ws ��y VAv�ya "yam amIa " lim �rYywMM �ioM�wlY�b �� NOV +Tn