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A=COM 4.4.1 Any required notifications shall be provided within the appropriate timeframe to the applicable organization (e.g. owner, agency, governing body, etc.). 4.4.2 All applicable permits (e.g. client, government, working near rail road, etc.)will be identified, obtained, and adhered to. 4.4.3 Access agreements will be obtained and adhered to as necessary. 4.5 Pre-Qualifying and Re-Qualifying Drilling Subcontractors 4.5.1 All drilling subcontractors will be properly pre-qualified in accordance with S3AM-213-PR1 Subcontractor Management. 4.5.2 The qualifications of the drilling crew performing the work will be evaluated prior to each mobilization and each day by AECOM's on-site representative to assure that their safety performance,training, qualifications, equipment, processes, and approaches reflect AECOM standards for excellence. 4.5.3 All drilling subcontractor equipment will be properly maintained and properly equipped, and the drilling subcontractor will verify their equipment is fully functional as a normal part of their daily and pre-work routine. Refer to S3AM-321-FM1 Daily Drilling, Boring&Direct Push Equipment Inspection. 4.6 General Health and Safety 4.6.1 Personal Protective Equipment—Refer to the S3AM-208-PR1 Personal Protection Equipment for best practices. These requirements may be modified or expanded in the SH&E Plan. Clothing shall be close fitting and comfortable without loose ends, straps, draw strings, belts, or otherwise unfastened parts that might catch on some rotating or translating component of the rig. • Depending upon the hazards present, additional PPE may be required such as fire retardant clothing, specific hearing protection, respiratory protective equipment and chemical protective clothing. • If the location has potential for underground electrical utilities to be present,workers shall ensure footwear has additional protection of shock resistant soles required (white rectangle with omega symbol). 4.6.2 Hearing Conservation—Hearing conservation program requirements may apply when working around operating equipment. Refer to S3AM-118-PR1 Hearing Conservation. • Each worker shall wear noise-reducing ear protectors around operating equipment or during elevated noise levels. Distance from the elevated noise level is the primary measure of control for non-essential drilling personnel. 4.7 Drilling, Boring and Direct Push Equipment Maintenance and Inspections 4.7.1 All equipment will be inspected prior to the initiation of operations and daily during operations using the S3AM-321-FM1 Daily Drilling, Boring&Direct-Push Equipment Inspection.This inspection is the responsibility of the operator who will provide written documentation of the inspection prior to the start of drilling each day. • Equipment that is deemed defective will immediately be repaired by a qualified person, or, if repair is not practicable, tagged"Out of Service"and sent for repairs or discarded. 4.7.2 Managers shall confirm an accurate inventory of the equipment within their operation requiring scheduled maintenance is developed. Using applicable regulations, industry standards, best practices, and manufacturer's recommendations, a maintenance schedule shall be developed with defined responsibility, required actions, and frequency. Refer to S3AM-321-FM2 Drilling, Boring, & Direct-Push Equipment Maintenance Inventory. 4.7.3 The maintenance program for equipment shall: Drilling,Boring,&Direct Push Probing(S3AM-321-PR1) Revision 2 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. Page 4 of 12