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PES Environmental, Inc. 1.0 INTRODUCTION This Health and Safety Plan (HSP) has been prepared by PES Environmental, Inc. (PES) and describes the minimum health and safety requirements for planned field activities by PES team members (i.e., PES staff and subcontractors) at the 8095 Rio Blanco Road site (the site) located in Stockton, California. The planned field activities at the site consist of the removal of petroleum hydrocarbon impacted water from previously installed wells. Removal and disposal of hydrocarbon impacted water will be completed by a vacuum truck and hand removed by PES trained staff. In addition to the procedures and requirements described in this HSP, all on-site PES personnel shall follow applicable procedures and requirements specified in the PES Field Manual for Soil and Groundwater Investigations and by Federal, State, and local authorities. As specified in Title 29 CFR 1910.120, this HSP has been prepared to address the basic requirements of the overall safety and health program, with attention to those characteristics of site-specific activities. Any modifications made to this HSP because of encountered field conditions must be approved by the site-safety officer (SSO) and/or project manager (PM). A copy of this HSP will be available at the site during all activities. 2.0 KEY PERSONNEL AND RESPONSIBILITIES 2.1 Key Personnel and Qualifications The PES PM is James P. Dunn. The SSO is Gavin M. Creps, or a designated alternate engineer or geologist. The project field staff have completed 40 hours of comprehensive health and safety training, which meets the requirements of Title 29 CFR 1910.120. In addition, the PM and the SSO have completed an 8-hour supervisory course in health and safety management, including training in site safety planning, emergency planning, and sampling safety. The PES corporate Health and Safety Officer (HSO) is Bill Frizzell. Documentation for all training completed by PES personnel is available from the HSO on request. 2.2 Responsibilities The PM is responsible for the preparation and review of this HSP for accuracy and incorporating new information or guidelines, which aid the SSO in further definition and control of the potential health and safety hazards associated with the project. The PM and SSO are responsible for assuring that adequate training and safety briefing(s) for the project are provided to the project team. The PM or SSO will provide a copy of this HSP to each member of the project field team. The HSO is responsible for coordinating the PES corporate health and safety program. The SSO's responsibilities also include: • Following the HSP; 148400101H002.doc 1