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Health and Safety Plan 1319 & 1327 South Madison Street, Stockton, CA 432770 2.0 IDENTIFICATION OF KEY HEALTH AND SAFETY PERSONNEL An efficient on-site operation requires that all key personnel be identified and that their roles and responsibilities be clearly defined. Below is a discussion of the management structure for this project. 2.1 Principal in Charge/Senior Author Responsibilities include overall coordination of client services, scope of services, and site activities. The AEI Principal in Charge (PIC)/Senior Author has overall accountability and responsibility for the scope of services, the safety of operations and the health and safety of all personnel. 2.2 Regional Health and Safety Representative The Regional Health and Safety Representative (H&SR) and AEI Health & Safety Director are resources for development of the site-specific HASP and will be consulted on all related health and safety issues that arise in the field, including any changes in the HASP. The Regional Health and Safety Representative will be the HASP Reviewer. The Regional Vice President and Director of Operations may be acceptable Health and Safety Representatives or an alternative may be assigned per region. The Health and Safety Director will make all final decisions regarding questions on the HASP. 2.3 Site Supervisor/ Project Manager The Site Supervisor/ Project Manager (PM) is responsible for field-related activities under the direction of the Senior Author and for maintaining field operations in accordance with project requirements. This person is responsible for enforcing daily implementation of the HASP and resolving health and safety issues (with changes reviewed with the Regional H&SR). In addition, this person will: • Establish and ensure maintenance of site work zones. • Monitor the work area and personal breathing zone and ensure compliance of workers relative to pre-established personal protection levels. • Evaluate site conditions (i.e., weather, chemical, physical) and recommend any modifications to existing levels of protection. • Ensure that daily safety briefings are conducted and documented in this HASP (see Section 9) or in the field logbook. • Initiate emergency response procedures with immediate communication to the project manager. • Exercise stop-work authority in the event of imminent danger to project personnel. • Notify PM of any noncompliance and/or unsafe conditions. • Conduct regular inspections to determine effectiveness of the HASP. 2.3 Site Safety Officer The AEI Site Safety Officer (SSO) is responsible for implementation of the HASP and for making decisions in the field regarding changes to the HASP that may result as the work activities/tasks are executed (may be the same person as the PM). The SSO will brief contractors and AEI personnel on the requirements of the HASP, answer questions and perform site inspections to ensure that the HASP is being properly implemented by all onsite personnel. Page 3