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Universal Health & Safety Plan r For use on all high-risk,industrial and HAZWOPER projects ' Department of Toxic Substances Control ■ Coordinate and document project activities. ■ Monitor for deviations and changes in scope, personnel, methods, materials, equipment/machinery, instrumentation, and site conditions. ■ Notify the AECOM project manager of changes and coordinate change management. ■ Escort or delegate the escorting of site visitors. ■ Serve as AECOM's point of contact with the host facility and person-in-charge for simultaneous operations. ■ Delegate stop work authority to all project employees and report all unsafe acts/behaviors and conditions, near misses and incidents to the AECOM project manager. ■ Lead by example—walk the talk. 10.3 AECOM Site Safety Officer The Site Safety Officer supports the Site Supervisor in providing a safe work environment. Not all sites will have a designated Site Safety Officer;the decision should be made by the Project Manager and SH&E Manager taking into consideration the complexity and risks of the scope of work.The Site Supervisor may act as the Site Safety Officer on sites without one.The Site Safety Officer's responsibilities include: ■ Conduct the site safety orientation for the entire field team, including subcontractors, and site visitors. ■ Lead the tailgate safety meeting. ■ Discuss hazards present at the site and/or within environmental media and their control measures. ■ Communicate air monitoring methods and action levels. ■ Explain emergency response and reporting procedures, including emergency contacts and muster and shelter-in- place locations. ■ Establish exclusion and contamination reduction zones, as needed. ■ Verify SWP/HASP,THA and safety requirements and expectations are being met. ■ Confirm hazard control measures are in-place and effective. ■ Perform housekeeping and site inspections to ensure a safe working environment. ■ Engage outside safety, health&environment resources,as needed,to allow for the safe performance of the work. ■ Assist in incident investigations and identification and implementation of corrective actions. ■ Lead by example—walk the talk. 10.4 AECOM SH&E Manager Responsibilities of the SH&E manager is to: ■ Promote the AECOM Safety for Life Program and our Nine Life Preserving Principles. ■ Understand the application of SH&E regulatory requirements relevant to SH&E in the company's operations and be aware of changes in regulations which may affect the company. ■ Be formally trained, licensed or certified where the regulations require. ■ Assist with the budgeting and staffing process to ensure project teams have the knowledge and resources needed to perform their work safely. ■ Be aware of all incidents, near misses, observations, unsafe acts and unsafe conditions that are reported and participate in the investigation process where required. ■ Verify incidents are reported to regulatory bodies in accordance with local legislation. ■ Review investigation findings to confirm identified corrective actions are appropriate and subsequently implemented. ■ Review and accept site-specific SH&E Plans and Task Hazard Analyses(THAs). ©AECOM Restricted Universal Heath and Safety Plan Template(S4(DSC)AM-209-FM-C) 31 Revision 12 September 9,2021 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET.