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Site Safety Officers The Site Safety Officer (SSO) is the individual who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them. The SSO is designated on a site-by-site basis based on the site conditions, scope-of-work, and the individual's ability to recognize site-specific hazards and take appropriate corrective actions. It is the responsibility of all employees to work in a manner that will prevent injury and exposure to themselves and to other employees. Every employee is responsible for obeying safety rules and regulations,and reporting unsafe conditions or acts to their supervisors. Project Contact Information Partner Contacts Responsible Party: Stuart Limited Partnership SSO: Dan Monteverde P.O. Box 370055 Staff Scientist I Las Vegas,Nevada 89137 Telephone: (310)387-7175 Contact Person: Stuart Sobek Telephone: (650) 949-0960 Alt. SSO: Debbie Soukup Senior Project Manager Oversight Agency: Department of Toxic Substances Telephone: (661) 316-8237 Control(DTSC) 8800 Cal Center Drive Responsible Personnel: Joe Derhake Sacramento, California 95826 Principal Engineer Contact: Tami Trearse Telephone: (310) 880-3299 Telephone: (916)255-3747 List of Potential Hazardous Materials According to preliminary site information including evaluation of the hazards at the site and Partner's experience, the following potential hazardous materials may be present at the subject property: • Chlorinated solvents, including PCE,TCE, DCE and vinyl chloride • Petroleum products, including TPH-G,TPH-D,TPH-O, and BTEX Please refer to the Chemical Hazards Section for more information related to the above listed materials, including chemical information,potential health effects, and exposure limits. EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY INFORMATION Evacuation Routes and Procedures In case of evacuation,all vehicles/equipment should be turned off and personnel should immediately leave the work area. Personnel should reconnoiter at the specified meeting area located upwind of the affected area, such as the building exterior, site field office, property boundary, or other pre-designated location, where all personnel will be accounted for. IF AN EMERGENCY ARISES,THE DESIGNATED RECONNOITER LOCATION FOR THIS PROJECT IS THE NORTHEASTERN CORNER OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, AT THE PARTNER FIELD OFFICE (VEHICLE). This location is located up-wind of the subject property, but is subject to change if prevailing weather conditions alter typical wind direction. Personnel should not reenter the work area following evacuation until 1.)the condition causing the emergency has been corrected, 2.)all hazards have been assessed, 3.)the HASP has been reviewed, and Partner Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan Page 2 Version 1.02 August 15,2016