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Geosynte& consultants • Immediately report accidents and/or unsafe conditions to the SHSO; • Be familiar with and abide by the HASP;and • Be ultimately responsible for his or her own safety. 9. WORKER TRAINING AND MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE Personnel involved in field activities subject to OSHA HAZWOPER 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.120 will be required to participate in both a health and safety training program that complies with criteria primarily set forth by the OSHA HAZWOPER in 29 CFR 1910.120(e)and a medical surveillance program covered under 29 CFR 1910.120(f),or equivalent regulations based on the jurisdiction in which the project is performed. 9.1 Pre-Assignment and Annual Refresher Training Prior to arrival on-site, the Geosyntec PM will be responsible for monitoring that their staff meet the requirements of pre-assignment training (40/24 hours per Procedure HS 301). In addition, personnel must be able to document dates of attendance at an annual 8-hour refresher and three days of fieldwork under a qualified supervisor. Failure to provide this documentation will prohibit entry to the active work area(s)(i.e., Exclusion Zone). 9.2 Site Supervisor Training Consistent with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 (e)(4), prior to arrival on-site, individuals designated as site supervisors require an additional eight hours of specialized training. 9.3 Initial Site Safety Orientation and HASP Review In addition to complying with 29 CFR 1910(e), site personnel will attend an initial safety orientation during which the HASP and applicable THAs will be reviewed prior to initiating field activities. This review will include the following: • Understanding the lines of authority regarding health and safety and site personnel roles and responsibilities; • Information of specific hazard agents related to the site and site operations will be discussed,such as health hazards of site chemicals and specific safety hazards of processes, tools, and equipment; • Training in the proper use, maintenance, and decon protocol of PPE and Level(s) of Protection; • Appropriate work practices and engineering controls to reduce/eliminate exposures to site hazards will be reviewed; • Personnel will be informed of means for normal site and emergency communication(s); SAC I III HASP—Revision—October 2020 13 10/22/20