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Universal Health & Safety Plan r For use on all high-risk,industrial and HAZWOPER projects Department of Toxic Substances Control condition(s)and requires the worker to describe steps to reduce the risk. If the hazard(s)cannot be successfully mitigated,the work will NOT proceed. A Site Safety Officer(SSO)or field supervisor shall conduct a daily tailgate meeting to review the specific requirements of this HASP prior to the commencement of daily project activities.Attendance at the daily tailgate meeting is mandatory for all employees and subcontractors at the site covered by this HASP. Simultaneous operations are encouraged to attend each other's tailgate meetings or at the very least the supervisors shall discuss the coordination of activities and associated hazards of each other's tasks. The tailgate meeting must be documented by the field Supervisor or SSO, using the New Daily Tailgate Meeting App. Use the appropriate QR code to download the App and/or go to the Daily Tailgate Meeting App Ecosystem page for details, guides,training sessions and/or other information: iOS Android % • l As an alternative you can also use or the Daily Tailgate Meeting form (S3AM-209-FM5), a blank copy of which is included in Attachment C. 13.3 Hazard Categories THAs should include consideration of the following hazard categories when identifying hazards and task specific controls: Category A biological hazard is any living organism that could cause irritation, allergic reaction, bites,stings, illness, infection, or other injury. A chemical hazard is any chemical substance that could potentially cause harm to humans, equipment, or the environment either through contact, ingestion, absorption, inhalation, or reaction. Electrical hazards are present whenever there is potential for contact with an electric charge. Gravitational force can cause tools,equipment, materials, and people to fall either to the same level . or from heights to the earth or a lower surface. A mechanical hazard when there is energy within the components of a mechanical system within an C otherwise stationary piece of equipment/machinery. Objects or substances that can move or are moving not due to gravity create a motion hazard. Motion 1 hazards also include body motions and positioning such as bending, stretching, kneeling, etc. Noise hazards are sounds that may prevent effective communication or cause hearing loss. ©AECOM Restricted Universal Heath and Safety Plan Template(S4(DSC)AM-209-FM-C) 36 Revision 12 September 9,2021 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET.