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2: Key BC Project Personnel and Responsibilities Health and Safety Plan <br />Limiting access to BC work areas on the Site to BC field team members and authorized <br />personnel. <br />Enforcing the "buddy system" as appropriate for Site activities. <br />Performing periodic inspections to evaluate safety practices at the Site. <br />Identifying the location and route to nearby medical facility and emergency contact <br />information and coordinating appropriate responses in the event of emergency. <br />2.3 Regional Safety Unit Manager <br />The RSUM is responsible for final review and modification of this HASP. Modifications to this <br />HASP that result in less protective measures than those specified may not be employed by the PM <br />or SSO without the approval of the RSUM. In addition, the RSUM has the following <br />responsibilities. <br />Developing and coordinating the overall BC health and safety program. <br />Advising the PM and SSO on matters relating to health and safety on this project. <br />Recommending appropriate safeguards and procedures. <br />Modifying this HASP, if necessary, and approving changes in health and safety procedures at <br />the Site. <br />2.4 BC Team Members <br />BC employees and subcontractors are responsible for familiarizing themselves with health and safety <br />aspects of the project and for conducting their activities in a safe manner. This includes attending <br />site briefings, communicating health and safety observations and concerns to the SSO, maintaining <br />current medical and training status and maintaining and using proper tools, equipment and PPE. <br />Proper work practices are part of ensuring a safe and healthful working environment. Safe work <br />practices are essential and it is the responsibility of BC employees and team members to follow safe <br />work practices when conducting scheduled activities. Safe work practices to be employed during the <br />entire duration of fieldwork include, but are not limited to, the following. <br />Following the provisions of this HASP, company health and safety procedures and regulatory <br />requirements. <br />Inspecting personal protective equipment (PPE) before on-site use, using only intact <br />protective clothing and related gear, and changing suits, gloves, etc. if they are damaged or <br />beyond their useful service life. <br />Set up, assemble, and check out all equipment and tools for integrity and proper function <br />before starting work activities. <br />Assisting in and evaluating the effectiveness of Site procedures (including decontamination) <br />for personnel, protective equipment, sampling equipment and containers, and heavy <br />equipment and vehicles. <br />Practice the "buddy system" as appropriate for site activities. <br />Do not use faulty or suspect equipment. <br />BROWN AND C ALOWELL <br />2-2