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Geosyntec'-' consultants the proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and they have read, understand, and meet the requirements outlined in this HASP. The Exclusion Zone is defined as the area on site where contamination is suspected and tasks are to be performed. The CRZ is defined as the area where equipment and workers are to be decontaminated as they leave the Exclusion Zone. The Support Zone is defined as the command area and may serve as a staging and storage area for supplies. The location and extent of the work zones may be modified as necessary as site investigation information becomes available. For sites that do not require the three controlled work zones, the area(s)where work is to be performed shall be called the Work Zone. Visitors to the site may need to be continually escorted for safety purposes. Visitors under Geosyntec's direction need to check in with the SHSO upon visiting the site. For the tasks identified above, the boundaries of the Exclusion Zone, CRZ, and Support Zone, or the Work Zone, shall be marked using appropriate methods, including but not limited to warning tape, signs, traffic cones, fencing, or other appropriate means. 9.5 Site Access Certain sites require controlled access to the work area. Examples of access controls include sign in/sign out logs, checking in with guards, and donning identification badges. Geosyntec personnel will adhere to the site-specific access requirements and monitor that subcontractors and other Geosytnec visitors abide by site-specific access control requirements. 9.6 Inspections ❑ APPLICABLE ® NOT APPLICABLE Based on the hazards identified for the project, periodic health and safety inspections may be performed. The Health & Safety Inspection Checklist records should be kept on file at the project site. The frequency for periodic inspections is: ❑ Weekly ❑ Monthly ❑ Other: SAC 111 HASP-June 2023 15 6/23/2023