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Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Suitable acclimation periods will be provided for workers to gradually establish their resistance to heat stress. Personnel exhibiting symptoms of heat stress (nausea, cramps, dizziness, clammy skin) will be removed from the work area, cooled, and provided with water, and the personnel will be observed (see Appendix D, Heat Stress Card). Personnel exhibiting symptoms of heat stroke (hot dry skin, mental confusion, unconsciousness) will be immediately cooled and taken to the hospital. A map and written directions to the local medical facility are included as Attachment 1. 5.1.6 Cold Exposure Cold injury (e.g., frostbite and hypothermia) and impaired ability to work are dangers encountered at low temperatures and high wind-chill factors. To guard against these conditions, if cold weather is an important consideration at this site, field personnel should wear appropriate clothing, have access to readily available warm shelter, take carefully scheduled work and rest periods, and monitor physical conditions of other workers. See Appendix E, Cold Stress Fact Sheet. 5.1.7 Underground/Overhead Utilities The site may contain underground and aboveground utilities, including buried electrical, natural gas, water, sewer and fuel lines, and aboveground utilities, such as high-voltage transmission lines. These utilities present a potential hazard if they are struck or can arc if equipment is located too close to them. Kennedy/Jenks Consultants will use the following notification, documentation and clearance procedures to clear all boring or excavation locations of utilities prior to subsurface invasive activities. Subsurface invasive work includes excavations, borings, surface grading, and hand augering soil samples when depths penetrate more than 6 inches below ground surface (bgs). Work is not to proceed where there is doubt regarding the location of underground utilities or obstructions. Invasive Activities — Utility Location Standard Operating Procedures are included as Appendix F. Notification Procedures: Notification is made through the One-Call Center (811) for all subsurface invasive work located on public property. Kennedy/Jenks Consultants or its designated subcontractor will call for a universal underground notice at least 2 business days before drilling or subsurface invasive activities are to begin. Document time of the call, names of utilities to be contacted, and obtain a ticket number for the call on Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Utility Location and Acknowledgement Form included as Appendix F. On private property not covered by the Utilities Underground Location Center, Kennedy/Jenks Consultants may be required to contact and receive utility clearance approval from a combination of other public and private entities, as well as private landowners, City officials, and State of California entities to obtain clearance approval who may have underground utilities in the work area. Documentation: All proposed subsurface excavations, boring, and well locations are to be marked on the ground surface using white paint in accordance with American Public Works as shown on the American Public Works Association (APWA) Uniform Color Code. A Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Utility Location and Acknowledgement Form must be filled out for BNSF Mormon Yard - Soil Sampling Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan Mormon Yard, Stockton, California © 2016 Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Page 11 Ilsfocachprojectslis-proj1201311365020.01_bnst stockton work plan12016 hrsc work plan1appendices appendixb_hasp12016_hasp_2015content_final dock