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AECOM • Operations Level-a minimum of 8 hours of initial and refresher training for those responsible for acting defensively in the case of a release, attempting to contain the release from a safe distance; • HAZMAT Technician-at least 24 hours of initial training and 8 hours of refresher training. They will participate in operations-level training and know how to implement the emergency response plan for the facility/site/project location; • HAZMAT Specialist-at least 24 hours of initial training and 8 hours of refresher training. They will be trained in the same content as the HAZMAT Technician, as well as in how to develop a site safety and control plan; • Incident Commander-will have at least 40 hours of training covering the Operations Level training and techniques for implementing the emergency response plan and directing the incident. They will be knowledgeable in relevant regulations. The Incident Commander will become the individual in charge of a site-specific incident command system and will coordinate and control communications with external agencies; 4.3.6 Subcontractor Personnel Training Records Any subcontractor organization whose employees will support AECOM operations at a HAZWOPER site will: • Provide the Manager with a copy of their written HAZWOPER medical surveillance and training program requirements.The elements of the program(s)shall be similar to those for AECOM's own program, as detailed above. Refer to S3AM-213-PR1 Subcontractor Management; • Provide the Manager with written certification of a physician's approved medical clearance for each employee who will work on the site. Certification can be demonstrated by: o A copy of the physician's signed medical clearance for each employee(preferred); or o A letter identifying the medical status and clearance expiration date of every employee, signed by the company's safety director or an officer of the company. o A copy of the each employee's training certifications, which will include: - The initial 40-hour training certificate(24-hour training may be substituted with SH&E Manager approval); - The most current Refresher training certificate(shall be current within the previous one-year period); - A copy of the Supervisor training certificate for each person serving in a site supervisory capacity(e.g., project manager, site safety officers, etc.). 4.4 HAZWOPER and Spill Response Equipment 4.4.1 Specific HAZWOPER activity and spill response equipment shall be identified in the site specific SH&E PLAN. All AECOM offices and project sites that store chemicals at their location shall have the appropriate spill response equipment. Such equipment may include the following: • Over-pack containers of varying capacities; • Absorbent material such as vermiculite or commercially prepared, absorbent containing pillows, rolls, sheets, or booms; • Acid and base neutralizing agents; • Chemically resistant gloves for solvents, alcohols, and acids; • Poly-coated Tyvek coveralls; • Safety goggles; • Respiratory protection; Hazardous Waste Operations(S3AM-117-PR1) Revision 3 July31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 9 of 21