ARCHIVED REPORTS_2019 SOIL MGMT PLAN (JULY-REVISED)

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Former Pilkington North America Site 17 Health and Safety Plan EKI B90047.00 decontamination has occurred. EKI personnel will furnish their own drinking water and wash water. 5.9 Safety Briefings At the beginning of each day of work, the SSO or FSSO will brief all field staff as to the work conditions and hazards associated with the planned subsurface investigation activities. The nearest telephone will be identified, and the route to the nearest medical facility will be reviewed. Daily Site‐specific training is detailed above. The SSO or FSSO will ensure that all EKI personnel have reviewed this Health and Safety Plan. A signed log of attendees at safety meetings and acknowledgment of review of the health and safety plan will be maintained by EKI. 6. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN The nature of work at the job Site makes medical emergencies a continual possibility. The EKI SSO and FSSO will be familiar with emergency procedures and evacuation routes (Figure 2). A first aid kit, a cellular phone, and emergency wash water will be readily available. In the event of a fire is not readily extinguishable through the use of fire extinguishers, the area will be evacuated, and the local fire department will be notified. No significant chemical emissions resulting in acute exposure are anticipated at the Site. If an injury occurs due to an accident, the SSO or FSSO will be immediately notified so appropriate first aid can begin and medical attention arranged, if necessary. The SSO or FSSO will investigate the nature and cause of the accident so that work procedures can be modified to minimize the likelihood of the incident's recurrence. The SSO or FSSO will assist in preparation of required reports of injury or illness as required by regulations and the EKI Injury and Illness Prevention Program (“IIPP”). Routine and emergency communication will be provided through mobile telephone. Emergency telephone numbers are given in Table 2. When calling 911 from a mobile phone, the Fire Department should be called directly if the 911‐dispatcher is slow to a nswer the call. T able 2 a lso includes the direct phone numbers to the local fire station and police department since cell phone calls may be routed through a dispatcher located outside the immediate area. For emergencies not requiring an ambulance, injured personnel will be transported to Kaiser Permanente Manteca Medical Center (Figure 2). Directions to Kaiser Permanente Manteca Medical Center Emergency and standard procedures for reporting emergencies are also included in Table 2. 7. GENERAL WORK RULES  Do not eat, drink, or smoke in any work area.  Wash hands and face before eating, drinking, or smoking.