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GENERAL SAFETY MEASURES Access to the project site shall be limited by the exclusion zone. The exclusion zone shall include an area at least 20 feet from the drill rig or excavation and associated equipment. Personnel shall not be allowed in the exclusion zone without proof of OSHA training certification and appropriate personal protective equipment. No smoking will be allowed in the exclusion zone. All Condor personnel,subcontractors, and consultants shall adhere to the provisions of the Condor Site Safety Plan including all applicable elements of the Condor Illness and Injury Prevention Program (IIPP). All of the above personnel who participate in fieldwork at the site will attend a safety indoctrination provided by the Condor Site Safety Officer. The Condor Site Safety Plan is maintained with the work plan. Copies of the health and safety plan shall be available to all working units of Condor, its subcontractors, and consultants. SITE SAFETY OFFICER RESPONSIBILITIES The Site Safety Officer shall monitor all activities of equipment and personnel at the project site. Site Safety Officer responsibilities will include the following: 1. Limiting access to the exclusion zone to authorized personnel. 2. Providing a written log of on-site activities and events. 3. Notification of regulatory agencies during emergency procedures. 4. Enforcement of contaminant exposure site safety precautions. 5. Documenting all injuries and safety incidents. SKIN/CLOTHES PROTECTION Steel-toed boots will be worn during all activities. Hard hats will be worn during all activities. EYE/EAR PROTECTION Safety glasses will be worn during all activities. Hearing protection will be worn during all drilling activities. VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY All Condor vehicles used on site during the course of work shall be equipped with a first aid kit and a dry chemical fire extinguisher(10 BC minimum rating). All cabs are to be kept free of all non-essential items and all loose items secured. The rated load capacity of a vehicle is not to be exceeded at any time or under any circumstances. Drill rig cables, hoses, and ropes are to be safely secured and periodically checked for abrasion or defect. Unsafe equipment shall be replaced immediately. Other equipment will be safely stored and secured when not in use. The Site Safety Officer shall review with all personnel and subcontractors the equipment inspection checklist for company vehicles. The Site Safety Officer shall also confirm that the drill rig operator has performed a pre-startup safety inspection/observation prior to the start of work.