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Cleanup in Vulnerable Communities'Initiative Final Project Reference:Bobson Cleaners Discovery and Enforcement Discovery Project Number:60688620-5.1 Investigation Work Plan 1.2 Project Team Organization 1.2.1 Roles and Responsibilities The list below provides descriptions for the roles and responsibilities involved in this project: Role Responsibility Description DTSC CVCI-D&E Coordinator Responsible for maintaining statewide consistency for the D&E Program.Additionally responsible for disseminating Programmatic QAPP to DTSC staff and QA reviewers; establishing a mechanism for training,peer review,and coordinating staff;updating sample documents for the preparation of D&E Program documents; reviewing and modifying the Programmatic QAPP at least annually and as needed; receiving requests for Discovery Investigation Work Plan(DIWP)reviews;and reviewing DTSC Quality Assurance(QA) Reviewers comments for statewide consistency.The DTSC CVCI-D&E Coordinator is a DTSC employee,typically a DTSC Project Manager(PM). DTSC Project Manager Responsible for planning,organizing,and implementing projects involved in discovery assessment,and cleanup of environmental contamination.The PM will also,manage state contractors performing the investigations,oversee the collection of environmental data, preparation of reports,data evaluation/recommendations,formulate data quality objectives (DQOs)for each project,and ensure a site-specific DIWP is prepared for each project. DTSC Geologist Responsible for reviewing and providing technical support in the areas of site characterization,soil classification,data evaluation,and remediation.The geologist will also review and assess all geologic data collected and be involved throughout the life cycle of the project from scoping phase to site investigations,remediation,and post-closure assessments. DTSC Toxicologist Responsible for reviewing and providing technical support in the areas of toxicology and human health risk assessments.The toxicologist will be involved throughout the life cycle of the project starting from the scoping phase to the site investigation,remediation,and post- closure assessments and will inform the DTSC PM on the risk-related issues at the Site. AECOM Program Manager Responsible for project coordination for AECOM,DTSC,and other regional contractors for the management of all AECOM activities associated with this contract. Responsibilities include budget management,technical oversight,and overall project quality. AECOM Project Manager* Responsible for coordinating activities specific to this project,including activities with DTSC, AECOM,and subcontractors.The PM will ensure all project phases are efficiently executed in accordance with the work order and project work plan provisions.The PM will assume responsibility for all technical,financial,and administrative aspects of the project and the project team, including schedules and completion of all phases of field activities,data analysis,and report preparation. AECOM Quality Assurance Responsible for laboratory coordination,QA/Quality Control(QC),data validation,and Manager ensuring that the data are uploaded and flagged appropriately in the project database. AECOM Risk Assessor Responsible for data evaluation and development of the Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA)conducted in accordance with DTSC Human and Ecological Risk Office Note 4 (DTSC 2022)and any additional applicable risk management standards. AECOM Health and Safety Responsible for coordinating and ensuring compliance of occupational health and safety Manager standards. Laboratory Representative Responsible for receipt of samples at the laboratory facility,appropriate analytical methodology applied,QA/QC procedures followed and ensuring that the data are accurate. 1.2.2 Contact Information The list below provides the contact information for various representatives involved with this project: Prepared for: Department of Toxic Substances Control AECOM 2