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Health and Safety Plan 1319 & 1327 South Madison Street, Stockton, CA 432770 8.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN (ERP) Specific emergency contact information and applicable directions to the nearest medical facility can be found in the Front of this HASP. In the event that an emergency situation occurs, protect yourself and all personnel on site and those working under your direction and then contact appropriate site and AEI representatives that are referenced in the front and also found in Table 2. 8.1 General Emergency guidelines are as follows: 8.1.1 First Aid Procedures Each field project should have a first aid kit available for use. The contents of which should be based the treatment of the following potential injuries: major wounds, minor wounds (cuts and abrasions), minor burns and eye injuries including protective gloves, breathing barrier, eyewash solutions, and bandages. Since each workplace is unique, additional first aid products should be selected to augment required contents based on the work being conducted. If an employee is injured, general first aid will be administered. If safety concerns or hazardous conditions are still present, the individual shall be moved to avoid further injury or risk. In the event that an employee is injured in a contaminated area, general first aid will be administered and then the employee will be moved to the support zone for decontamination (if applicable), additional first aid, and preparation for transportation, giving due consideration to which risk will be greater; the spread of contamination or the health/safety of the individual. 8.1.2 Fire Procedures In the event of a fire, the client contact and/or the local firefighting authorities shall be immediately notified. If it is safe, feasible, and site personnel have been trained to use a fire extinguisher, attempt to extinguish the fire. Upon depletion of one fire extinguisher and/or no training has been provided, all personnel shall evacuate the area and await local fire fighters. 8.1.3 Spill Procedures If warranted, before any work is initiated at the site, applicable local, state, and/or Federal Emergency Response Authorities will be identified by the preparer of this HASP. In the event of a spill, the client contact shall be immediately notified. If possible and feasible, attempts should be made to contain the spill. If it is determined by consultation with the PM and Client contact that there is no apparent threat to the population, arrangements should be made with a commercial cleanup company to mitigate the spill. 8.1.4 Uncovering an Underground Service (Intact) • Stop work; remove tools if safe to do so. • Clear all persons from the scene. • Without entering the excavation,try to identify the service, using the following color guide: Page 10