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Health and Safety Plan 17 West Washington Street, Stockton, California 95202 461803 Page 1 1.0 INTRODUCTION This Health and Safety Plan (HASP) was prepared to inform all AEI personnel of known or reasonably anticipated potential hazards and safety concerns at this Site. All personnel participating in field activities must be trained in the general and specific hazards unique to the job they are performing and, if applicable, meet recommended medical examination, medical monitoring and/or training requirements. All AEI employees will follow the guidelines, rules, and procedures contained in this site-specific HASP. AEI personnel will contact the Project Manager (PM), Senior Author (SA) or Regional Health and Safety Representative if unexpected conditions are encountered at the site, including but not limited to: 1. New processes; 2. Changes in work scope; 3. Changes in field conditions or operations; 4. Changes or modifications to products or services; 5. Additional or changes in the chemicals of concern; and/or 6. Of unsafe conditions encountered which were not previously addressed in this HASP. Each contractor, subcontractor, and visitor shall be expected to review and understand the hazards, risks, and control methods (including emergency procedures) as outlined in this HASP, and sign off on the HASP. This can be accomplished either during the project planning stage or during the first health and safety briefing on site. However, contractors and subcontractors will be required to prepare their own HASP to address site safety and work hazards associated with their proposed site activities prior to mobilization to the site. In addition, each subcontractor will be required to provide AEI with their site-specific HASP, and communicate the types of hazards and control methods associated with their activities to AEI during the first safety briefing on site and as conditions change. Relevant contractor information regarding the identification of hazards and appropriate control strategies for the hazards for their particular job tasks should also be presented and a site-specific HASP should be available for review by all parties. Each contractor or subcontractor must assume direct responsibility for its own employees’ health and safety. Copies of the HASPs will be kept on Site for review and reference during all site activities. Upon completion of the project, the finalized and signed copy of the HASP will be placed in the project file. 1.1 Specific Work Activities The field activities currently underway and/or planned include the following tasks as described below: [for example, and can be cut and pasted from proposals] Task 1: Drilling and Subsurface Sampling: x Mark and notify the local underground service alert to identify public utilities in the planned work area(s). x Arrange for a private utility locating service to check planned drilling locations for possible utilities. x AEI will contract a licensed driller to advance three soil borings at the Site with a track- or truck- mounted direct-push drilling rig, depending upon access limitations. The locations of the