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See: C.2.SAFETY EQUIPMENT LIST; D.1 BASELINE HAZARD PREPAREDNESS; PART E AIR MONITORING, EXPOSURE MONITORING d. Hand Augering - Head/Eye Injury Wear head and eye protection as specified in Section C.2.Wear mechanical gloves when hand augering. - Hand injury Prevent strains/sprains from strenuous tasks,overexertion,repetitive motion/ergonomic/lifting(seek help/lift- - Musculoskeletal Hazards aids over 49 lbs.). Monitor your subcontractors and encourage them to take breaks if it looks like they are - Exposure to site contaminants overexerting themselves or overheating. - Air Monitoring See:C.2.SAFETY EQUIPMENT LIST; D.1. BASELINE HAZARD PREPAREDNESS; D.5. HAND TOOLS; D.7. DRILLING; D.8.CONSTRUCTION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT, LIFT EQUIPMENT;See D.15.SITE CONTAMINANTS,CHEMICAL WASTES;See D.14.COMMERCIAL CHEMICAL PRODUCTS See Part E AIR MONITORING, EXPOSURE MONITORING e.Well Install&Development - Head/Eye Injury Wear head and eye protection as specified in Section C.2. Follow safe work practices as described in - Struck-by,run-over,caught between Section D.8(Heavy equipment). Hearing protection near noise sources. Stay out of swing radius and travel (pinch points),manual lifting,roll paths of equipment;stay clear of active drilling zone;maintain eye contact with operators. Underground over,fluid leaks,fuel hazards, utilities will be marked and identified. Follow safe work practices as described in sections D.7(Drilling)and suspended equipment D.11 (Utility Related Hazards).A generator may be used to operate power tools;steer clear of generator and - Utility hazard electrical cables.Monitor air with PID.Action levels are noted in Part E. Do not leave vehicles idling - Electrical hazard(Equipment/tool unnecessarily.Wear high-vis vests. use/operation,use of extension cords,working near electrical See:C.2. SAFETY EQUIPMENT LIST; D.1. BASELINE HAZARD PREPAREDNESS; D.6. POWERED equipment)) TOOLS&EQUIPMENT; D.7. DRILLING; D.8.CONSTRUCTION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT, LIFT EQUIPMENT; - Exposure to site contaminants D.10. ELECTRICAL WORK TASKS; D.11. UTILITY-RELATED HAZARDS;D.15.SITE CONTAMINANTS, - Air Monitoring CHEMICAL WASTES;D.14.COMMERCIAL CHEMICAL PRODUCTS Part E AIR MONITORING,EXPOSURE MONITORING f.Overdrilling/Well Destruction - Slip/trip/fall due to uneven terrain Watch where you walk,work during daylight hours. Be aware of potential for biological hazards.Wear - Insects, bugs,snakes appropriate clothing and boots. Use insect repellant(if needed). Wear sunscreen.Take frequent breaks as - Heat stress necessary. Hydrate frequently.Wear level D PPE when handling soil or water.Wear proper PPE around drill - Exposure to potentially hazardous rig and communicate with drillers.When overseeing drilling activities,stay clear of active drilling zone, soil,water,and vapors establish eye contact and use hand signals when approaching operators. Hearing protection near noise - Working on a drill rig/around heavy sources. Stay out of swing radius and travel paths of equipment. equipment See:C.2.SAFETY EQUIPMENT LIST; D.1. BASELINE HAZARD PREPAREDNESS; D.6. POWERED - Electrical hazard(Equipment/tool TOOLS&EQUIPMENT; D.7. DRILLING; D.8.CONSTRUCTION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT, LIFT EQUIPMENT; use/operation,use of extension D.10. ELECTRICAL WORK TASKS; D.11. UTILITY-RELATED HAZARDS; D.15.SITE CONTAMINANTS, cords,working near electrical CHEMICAL WASTES; D.14.COMMERCIAL CHEMICAL PRODUCTS; Part E AIR MONITORING, equipment)) EXPOSURE MONITORING - Air Monitoring Handling IDW - Eye injury Wear head and eye protection as specified in Section C.2..Wear appropriate gloves for handling drum - Hand injury (mechanical)and soil(nitrile). Use proper drum handling equipment and techniques. Do not manually lift>50 - Potential exposure to contaminant lbs. Project/Task Name:Well Install,Development,and Destruction THA ver.4.0 Geosyntec° THA Date:04/17/2025 Page 3 consultants