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RkanHarbor <br /> Work Plan <br /> Hazardous Waste Removal <br /> January 28, 2025 <br /> BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY <br /> The work to be completed is at Republic Services -Forward Landfill Facility, located at 9999 S. Austin Road, <br /> Manteca, CA 95336. The scope of work consists of the excavation, segregation, screening out concrete, <br /> sampling and offsite disposal of PCB Aroclor 1242 waste. The target material,which is mainly concrete, is <br /> comingled within a 3,864 cubic yard stockpile,which will be segregated into approximately 20 discrete <br /> stockpiles, each approximately 200 CY in size.Nearly all of the PCB liquid generated from the release was <br /> containerized within a 5-gallon bucket and not placed within the roll off container disposed of at Republic <br /> Landfill. Please Refer to Attachment 1 —Target Concrete Cleanup Photos and the corresponding lab analytical. <br /> During the segregation of each stockpile, any concrete observed within the stockpile will be removed and <br /> placed within a roll off container. The subsequent soil surrounding the concrete will also be placed within the <br /> roll off container to be disposed of offsite. Each stockpile will then be sampled for PCB Aroclor 1242 by a 3rd <br /> party consultant to be analyzed on an expedited Tum-around-time(TAT). Based on the analysis, all stockpiles <br /> with a non-detect(ND) will be combined and placed to the side and Clean Harbors will continue segregation, <br /> screening and sampling process until the entire stockpile is complete. Stockpiles that have concentrations of <br /> PCB Aroclor 1242 and any soil and screened concrete will be loaded into either end dumps or roll off <br /> container(s),manifested, transported and disposed at Clean Harbors' Grassy Mountain facility, located in Utah. <br /> If the screening process is unsuccessful in identifying the concrete material, the analytical results from each <br /> screened pile will determine if removal and off-site disposal will be required. <br /> PLANNING AND DOCUMENTATION <br /> HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN <br /> A Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan(HASP)will be developed for this project to protect workers, the <br /> public, and the environment by Clean Harbors' Health& Safety Manager and it will incorporate facility and <br /> scope specific requirements and required tasks. <br /> The HASP identifies the specified work tasks, associated equipment and the risks associated with each <br /> activity. Prior to the commencement of work, all project personnel will review HASP to understand the <br /> contaminants of concern,job related hazards and the potential emergency situations. <br /> All employees working in direct contact with contaminated soils will have completed the OSHA 40-hour <br /> health& safety training program, an 8-hour annual refresher program and participate in a medical <br /> monitoring program in accordance with CFR 1910.120. <br /> The most important statistic for any job is zero incidents or injuries. All Clean Harbors personnel from top <br /> management to the field personnel are committed to this outcome. A daily safety tailgate meeting will be <br /> conducted onsite each morning,which will include review of corresponding Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) <br /> corresponding to the scheduled tasks of the day, as well as the completion of the Clean Harbors Hazardous <br /> Work Permit. Copies of these documents will be kept with the project files. <br /> 1 <br /> ✓SAFETYFIRST1 <br />