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Site Health and Safety Plan Countryside Market, Stockton, California March 21, 2014 Evacuate other personnel at the Site to safe places until the Site Health and Safety Coordinator determines that it is safe for work to resume. The Site Health and Safety Coordinator is responsible for immediately notifying the Project Manager, and preparing and submitting an Incident Report to the Health and Safety Director within 24 hours, as well as notifying the employee's supervisor and Principal-in- Charge. Incident Report forms are available in Appendix D for use in the field at the time of the incident, but it must also be completed online within 24 hours at http:/intranet.thesourcegroup.net. 9.5 Decontamination Procedures during an Emergency Decontamination of an injured or exposed worker or during a Site emergency should be performed only if decontamination does not interfere with essential treatment or evacuation. If a worker has been injured or exposed and decontamination can be done, then wash, rinse, and/or cut off protective clothing and equipment. If a worker has been injured or exposed and cannot be decontaminated, then perform the following tasks: Wrap the victim in blankets, plastic, or rubber to reduce contamination of other personnel; Alert emergency and offsite medical personnel to potential contamination; and Have the Site Health and Safety Coordinator or other personnel familiar with the incident and contaminants at the Site accompany the victim to the hospital. If possible, send a copy of the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) with the victim. 9.6 Directions to the Hospital from the Site The route and directions to the nearest local hospital from the Site are illustrated in Figure 3. 9.7 Spill Control To minimize the potential for spills, proper handling of chemicals is important. The primary risk for spills will come from investigative derived waste consisting of water generated from the decontamination of equipment, and purge water generated from well sampling and well development. Purge water and decontamination water will be stored onsite in 55-gallon drums, therefore proper drum handling practices is crucial in the prevention of accidental spills. To minimize the potential for spills to occur, workers will adhere to the hazard mitigator for drum handling and to the requirements of 8 CCR 5192(j). Drum hazard mitigators are as follows: Use only drums and containers that meet the appropriate DOT, OSHA, and EPA regulations; A HASP 21MAR2014 9-3 APEX