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A=COM 4.6.6 Personal Protective Equipment Employees who work outdoors shall provide and utilize personal outer clothing (e.g. shirt and trousers)that meets the established general clothing requirements per S3AM-208-PR1 Personal Protective Equipment. For those circumstances where the outer clothing requirements exceed the general clothing requirements,AECOM will provide the necessary clothing. The selection of appropriate protective clothing will take into account both the need to block UV and the need to reduce the effects of heat. • Protective Clothing o Full length trouser pants and shirts that cover shoulders at a minimum (where practical, the fabric will have a close weave); o Where possible, clothing will be lightweight, loose fitting and have a collar; o Clothing and head wear with a sun (UV)protection factor(SFP)is encouraged but not required. • Secondary hazards such as fire resistance will be considered. • Head, Face, and Neck Protection o Hats provide shade and the larger the brim the greater the amount of shade that is provided; o Full brim hard hats are recommended (for additional protection, neck flaps are recommended); o In circumstances where the wearing of a broad-brimmed hard hat causes difficulties due to its size, sunscreen and other protective measures will be used. • Eye Protection o Wrap-around, close-fitting, large safety glasses will reduce the amount of UV and glare that may pass around the edges of the glasses (the color or darkness of the lenses does not indicate the level of UV protection; therefore, verification with the manufacturer should be performed); o Safety glasses shall provide the level of protection appropriate to the potential non- ionizing radiation hazard exposures; o For hot work activities that may produce ultraviolet radiation, eye protection shall utilize the proper welding shade. • Sunscreen o Sunscreen does not offer complete protection against the sun and should always be used in conjunction with other protective measures; o A broad spectrum and water-resistant sunscreen with a SPF of 30+, or a rating of no less than three stars, will be provided; o Expiration dates on the sunscreen will be regularly checked to confirm it has not expired per the manufacturer's instructions; o Sunscreen should be placed in an easily accessible location and employees instructed on the correct application and use; o Sunscreen should be generously applied to all areas of exposed skin at least 20 minutes before going outside and reapplied every two hours, or as needed by the work conditions. 4.7 Non-ionizing Radiation Training Program 4.7.1 Employees will receive training where the need for non-ionizing radiation control measures has been identified in the SH&E Plan and if developed, the Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection Plan. Non-Ionizing Radiation(S3AM-121-PR1) Revision 3 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 7 of 8