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HASP — Project Vandelay — Stockton Upgrade Geotechnical Exploration Services August 2019 Project No. 066079 Page 6 of 8 Render First Aid if necessary or appropriate. Decontaminate affected personnel after critical first aid is given. Obtain paramedic services or ambulance transport to local hospital. This procedure shall be followed even if there is no visible injury. Calling 911 from a mobile phone will notify CHP only; direct numbers to fire and ambulance are provided above. Other personnel in the work area shall be evacuated to a safe distance until the SSO determines that it is safe for work to resume. If there is any doubt regarding the condition of the area, work shall not commence until all hazard control issues are resolved. At the earliest time practicable, the SSO shall contact the Project Manager, or their designees, giving details of the incident, and the steps taken to prevent its recurrence. The SSO shall report any incidents to IncidentReport@gfnet.com 2. Person Overboard — Overwater Borinas: If a person falls overboard into the water while being transported to the barge or back to shore, the boat should turn on the side of the person who fell overboard and the captain should stop the boat engine (this will not apply if person falls overboard while working on the anchored barge). Assign a look -out to indicate and track the position of the person in the water. Release ring buoy for the overboard person to swim to. Perform an elliptical or Williamson turn, if needed. Prepare for recovery of persons from the water and hoist a signal flag. Have the overboard person place the ring buoy around their body under the armpits and tow the person in slowly. Carefully lift the person into the boat or onto the barge by both arms with the person's back facing the boat/barge. The person can also be pulled into the boat or on the barge by the life vest with their back facing the boat/barge. Immediate first aid should be administered, if required. 3. Fire or Explosion: Turn off all motorized equipment; evacuate working area; meet at designated upwind location. 4. Earthquake: Turn off all motorized equipment; evacuate working area; meet at designated upwind location. 5. Environmental Hazards: In the case hydrocarbon measurements indicate an explosive or potentially explosive atmosphere as indicated by the 4 -gas monitor (greater than 10 percent lower explosive limit), all equipment must be shut down and work will cease. Evacuate working area until readings return to safe levels. Similar protocols will be followed for accumulation of carbon monoxide or depletion of oxygen in the work environment. 6. Hazardous Material Spill or Release: Turn off all motorized equipment; evacuate work area in an upwind direction of the spill or release; meet at designated upwind location. 7. Personal Protective Equipment Failure: If any site worker experiences a failure or alteration of protective equipment that affects the protection capabilities, that person shall immediately leave the Work Zone. Reentry shall not be permitted until the equipment has been repaired or replaced. 8. Other Equipment Failure: If any other equipment on-site fails to operate properly, the project team leader and SSO shall be notified and then shall determine the effect of this failure on continuing operations on-site. If the failure affects the safety of personnel or prevents completion of the work plan tasks, all personnel shall leave the Exclusion Zone until the situation is evaluated and appropriate actions taken. berrrriYt t Flerrur rg