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Universal Health & Safety Plan r For use on all high-risk,industrial and HAZWOPER projects Department of Toxic Substances Control — Qualified/trained operators, competent person, pre-use operations inspections(S3AM-309-FM02)and THA required. Follow the requirements in S3AM-309-PR1. ❑X Highway and Road Work—Working On or Near Highways, Roadways, Driveways, Parking Lots — Traffic control or protection plan, person knowledgeable of traffic control to review plan, review of safe work practices for roadway workers(S3AM-306-ATT3)and THA required. Follow the requirements in S3AM-306-PR1. ❑X Overhead Lines and Obstructions Visual verification of overhead lines prior to start of work and THA required. Follow the requirements in S3AM-322-PR1. ❑X Underground Utilities — Site walk, completion of the Underground Utilities and Subsurface Installations checklist(S3AM-331-FM1)and THA required. Follow the requirements in S3AM-331-PR1. ❑X Security—Threat of Violence(Working in areas where there is a treat of violence,civil unrest or working in a high crime area) — Follow the requirements in the AECOM Operational Security Plan Instruction-SR1-002-W11. 2.6 Physical and Biological Hazards Physical and biological hazards are hazards that threaten the physical safety of an individual; contact with the hazard typically results in an incident or injury.The following table summarizes the physical and biological hazards present at the site and the associated procedures that address protection and prevention of harm. If a there is a potential of physical or biological hazard when performing a specific task, it must be addressed in the THA. All checked procedures MUST be included in Attachment D for implementation and reference. The following hazards and their site-specific description are anticipated based on the scope of work and project site: Hazard/Activity Site Specific Description Applicable (Note: Text in this column links . . Procedure ❑X Concrete Work(Competent Person required) Well grouting S3AM-338-PR1 ❑X Driving Safety Mobilization to,travel on and demobilization from S3AM-005-PR1 site ❑X Drilling, Boring and Direct Push Probing Drilling boreholes for groundwater monitoring well S3AM-321-FM1 installation and soil gas probe installation S3AM-321-PR1 ❑X Hand Safety Continuous exposure to a variety of hand hazards S3AM-317-PR1 during field tasks ❑X Heat Stress Continuous exposure when ambient air temperature S3AM-113-PR1 is above 80°F(26.6°C)and a standard work uniform is worn or when ambient air temperature is above 70°F(21.1°C)and impermeable chemical protective clothing is worn. ❑X Heavy Equipment—Working with/Operating Heavy Equipment will be used for drilling the S3AM-309-FM02 or Working near Heavy Equipment, Mobile boreholes for groundwater monitoring well S3AM-309-PR1 Equipment or Drill Rigs installation and soil gas probe installation ❑X Noise(Competent Person required) Exposure during drilling works S3AM-118-PR1 ❑X Non-Ionizing Radiation Frequent exposure to sunlight during daylight hours S3AM-121-PR1 ❑X Overhead Lines S3AM-322-PR1 ❑X Pandemic Virus Continuous exposure SR1-003-PR2 ©AECOM Restricted Universal Heath and Safety Plan Template(S4(DSC)AM-209-FM-C) 4 Revision 12 September 9,2021 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET.