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SITE-SPECIFIC HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN FOR WELL INSTALLATIONS Site Control and Safety Procedures May 4, 2017 placed into effect until it has been signed by the Qualified PTW Approver and a representative of each subcontractor as acknowledgement of the work to be performed that day. If the scope of work includes any high-risk tasks, the Qualified PTW Approver must document that the CEMC Project Manager has been notified and has given their acceptance before the PTW becomes valid. Copies of the completed PTW should be provided to each field team. Personal Protective Equipment (PPEJ Assessment A PPE Assessment must be completed and documented during the pre-planning phase of the project. The PPE Assessment determines additional PPE beyond the minimum standard Level D that will be required for the project based on the anticipated tasks and activities on site. Any additional PPE requirements identified by the assessment must be specified in the JSA for the relevant task to which they apply. The completed PPE Assessment form must be signed by the Stantec Project Manager and included in this HASP as Attachment 6. Refer to the CEMC OE Required Personal Protective Equipment document for additional information. The minimum standard PPE at the site is Level D and proper work attire, which includes a hard hat, safety glasses with side shields, safety-toe boots, hi-viz leather/work gloves (specific glove type to be determined by the PPE assessment), hi-viz chemical resistant gloves when handling chemical or hazardous substances, hi-viz reflective safety vest, long sleeve shirt, and pants. Clothing that is frayed, torn, excessively baggy, or has a hood or drawstring shall not be worn. Pre-Entry Briefing All on-site workers and visitors will receive a pre-entry briefing prior to accessing work areas of the site. The briefing will include reviewing contents of the HASP, signing the Acknowledgement and Agreement Form, and completing the Site Health and Safety Quiz (Attachment 9). Completed quizzes will be kept with the project files. The briefing for visitors may be abbreviated to be fit-for-purpose based on the intent of the visit. Preventing Serious Injury & Fatalities (PSI&F) Field Guide CEMC developed the PSI&F Field Guide as a quick reference to help personnel involved in high- risk activities to identify and control the significant potential hazards unique to each activity and job. This field guide supplements but does not replace existing permitting procedures and safe work practices. It should be used in conjunction with the PPE Assessment, JSAs, and other hazard assessment procedures to comprehensively assess each job. The PSI&F Field Guide is included as Attachment 2 and applies to work involving: Confined Space Electrical Work Excavation Hot Work Lifting & Rigging Marine Work Motor Vehicles Work at Heights Other high-risk activities Public Questions and Press Questions about the site posed by neighbor(s), the press, or other interested parties will be directed to the CEMC Project Manager. 40