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Health and Safety Plan 705 Carlton Avenue, Stockton, CA EFI Global Project No. 9836003958 6.5 PROJECT LEAD MEN Project lead men are resp onsible for the organization and direction of select technicians and laborers to accomplish c ertain project tasks. They report to the Project Supervisor who assigns and schedules the work to be done on a day to day basis. 7.0 TAILGATE HEALTH AND SAFETY MEETING Before work on this site begins, all involved field pers onnel will be briefed of this Health and Safety Plan. This briefing will be conducted by the Site Safety Officer or by a designated member of EFI Global's Health and Safety Depart ment. This training will focus on the potential hazards present at the site and the safety and health procedures specific to this project. The training will include, but not be limited to, the following: Project Introduction and Orientation; Characteristics and Potential Hazards of Chemical and Physical Dangers on Site; Personal Protective Equipment requirements- function, care, and limitations; Emergency Response; and General Site-Specific Safety Concepts. 8.0 HAZARDS AND SITE CHARACTERIZATION As required by 29 CFR 1910.120 (c) and 8CCR 5193, all site personnel shall be aware of t he nature, level, and degree of exposure likely as a result of participat ion in the work described within the Sc ope of Work. All personnel shall be advised of these conditions before entering the project site. 8.1 PHYSICAL HAZARDS Physical hazards for this project include working around heavy machinery with multiple pinch- and crush- points; slips, trips, and falls; and vehicular traffic. Head, eye, ear, and foot inj uries are possible and will be avoided by the use of Level D PPE. The work zones for the purposes of this plan are to be established by the Site Health and Safety Supervisor, and all work is to take place inside of those areas. Personnel inside of the work zones shall be limited when EFI Global is conducting Site evalu ation activities. Only authorized EFI Global personnel, and it s subcontractors, will be permitted within the work zones. Emergency shutoff switches will be identified prior to the start of work. Certain onsite equipm ent operates under high air pressure. The scope of work m ay include excavation or boring activities. Potential risks associated with open excavations include the following: Injuries may result from personnel falling into an open excavation. Loose materials and tools may fall onto workers within the excavation, causing injury. The sidewalls of the excavation can fail, resulting in a collapse that can injure or bury workers. Appropriate precautions must be taken to ensure the safety of personnel within and around the excavation. Fuel tanks may be present at the site and interacted with during implementation of the scope of work. Proper design and construction o fa fuel tank system play a major role in the safety of the sy stem. In most cases intact fuel tanks are very safe, as the tank is full of fuel vapor/air mixture that is well above the flammability limits, and thus cannot burn even if an i gnition source were present (which is rare). Nevertheless, if work is EFI Global° Engineering. Fire & Enviinnrnonlal Sprvtces Page 3 of 19