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AECOM • Grounding and bonding procedures. • Client specific requirements 4.3 General Requirements 4.3.1 The AECOM Manager or supervisor and employees shall perform a walk-thru of the work site and/ or review of the work area/travel route to identify the overhead electric power lines and any other overhead obstructions that could be impacted by the work. Consider high profile equipment, equipment in transport, swing radius of equipment, potential for shifting loads, etc.AECOM personnel may be accompanied by other applicable personnel (e.g. client representatives, contractors operating concurrently, etc.). 4.3.2 The location or project specific SH&E Plan shall identify all overhead line hazards and provide suitable methods of elimination or control.All involved or affected workers shall review the SH&E Plan to confirm proper communication of the overhead line hazards and awareness of the control measures associated with their work. 4.3.3 Assess applicable factors such as, but not limited to: • Scope of work(e.g. hoisting materials, excavation, grubbing, etc.). • Transportation route. • Hoisting, excavating, or other equipment to be operated. • Height, placement, and reach of equipment. • Equipment or material loading/unloading. • Location(s)of electric power lines, communication lines, guy wires, etc. • Worker training and experience. • Soil or ground condition and environmental conditions. • Interruptions to electrical services. • Hazard to public. • Use of ladders. • Pipe and other conducting materials. • Notification of electric utility owner. • Changing conditions. • Communication of all hazards to all workers including contractors, sub-contractors, and concurrent operations. 4.3.4 Task Hazards Assessments(THAs)shall be completed to record the hazards and control measures specific to the task, including those related to overhead line and obstructions hazards, prior to undertaking assigned tasks. THAs shall be reviewed and signed by all workers involved in the specific task. 4.3.5 Should adverse weather conditions cause the work associated with overhead lines to be unsafe, the activities shall be discontinued. 4.3.6 Managers or designated employees shall formally notify all concurrent operations, or any others who may not have had reason to review and sign the related SH&E Plan or THAs, of work that is to be done in the vicinity of overhead lines at distances less than 50 feet(15.25 meters), and for non- electrical obstructions, at distances less than 10 feet(3.05 meters)if appropriate to the obstruction's potential hazards, and obtain the operator's assistance in protecting workers involved. Overhead Lines&Obstructions(S3AM-322-PR1) Revision 3 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 3 of 8