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Project Health and Safety Plan E N 6 1 N E E R I M G Martin Metals Finishing Inc. (Former) Stockton, California 1 MISSION AND TEAM MEMBERS CDIM Engineering, Inc. (CDIM) has been contracted to complete a Preliminary Endangerment Assessment(PEA)and provide professional services to support Fairground Industrial Park(FIP; the Owner). The organizations involved include CDIM and the California-licensed drilling company (Driller; PeneCore Drilling, Inc. or Cascade Drilling). Table 2 lists tasks associated with each organization. 2 TEAM SAFETY POLICY It is CDIM's policy to provide a safe, healthful, and productive work environment for all its employees and subcontractors by systematically integrating occupational health and safety considerations into company-wide operations. CDIM believes that a systematic approach to health and safety is necessary to reduce preventable injuries and illnesses. CDIM's management is committed to continually improving the health and safety of our employees and subcontractors and fostering a work environment supportive of free and open expression of safety concerns without fear of reprisal. It is CDIM's policy to encourage and empower employees to participate in the implementation of the Corporate Safety Program (CSP; CDIM, 2018) and to hold employees at all levels accountable for workplace safety and conformance with the CSP, including the requirements of this Project Health and Safety Plan (HSP). 2.1 Code of Safe Practices • All employees and subcontractors shall follow these safe practices, as well as all the rules and regulations of the appropriate Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)standards. This list is intended to highlight key aspects of this HSP. Failure to comply with any aspect of the HSP will result in disciplinary action. • No employees or subcontractors shall be allowed to work on any jobsite until they have received appropriate training and are wearing all necessary Personal Protective Equipment(PPE)(Section 7) as determined by the Site Health and Safety Officer (SHSO). This may include respiratory, eye,and hearing protection or personal flotation devices. PPE will be reviewed in the Daily Safety Tailgate Meetings. • Report all unsafe acts, unsafe conditions, accidents, injuries, misses and near misses, no matter how small, to your supervisor. • Safety meetings are mandatory for all contractors and subcontractors. You must attend. • Jobsite housekeeping is every employee's responsibility. • No person, employee or otherwise, shall be allowed on a jobsite when impaired due to medication, fatigue, illness, alcohol, over-the-counter medication, illegal drugs, or any other substances or conditions that might affect their alertness. • All employees shall wear clothing and footwear appropriate to the work. • All hand and power tools shall be maintained in good condition. Tools should be regularly inspected. Use the right tool for the job. Follow manufacturer's instructions. • Lift properly. Try to lift with your legs instead of bending your back.Ask for help with heavy loads. • Check your ladder before you use it. Make sure the ground that you place your ladder on is level and stable. Use a ladder that is tall enough for the job. • Follow electrical safety procedures including Lock Out/Tag Out Procedures. CDIM—Fairgrounds Industrial Park Page 1