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Geosyntec'-' consultants • The site supervisor will direct spill-response operations and stay at the spill area until it has been cleaned, inspected, and cleared for re-entry; and • The site supervisor will prepare a spill incident and clean-up report and will communicate findings to the Project and Branch Manager and H&S Department. 16. CONFINED SPACE ENTRY ❑ APPLICABLE ® NOT APPLICABLE The task(s) for this project involve confined-space entry. Workers must abide by the company's Confined Space Entry Program (Procedure HS 118). 17. GLOBALLY-HARMONIZED SYSTEM FOR HAZARD COMMUNICATION ® APPLICABLE ❑ NOT APPLICABLE The following procedures must be followed for chemicals brought onto the site by Geosyntec personnel or by subcontractors (i.e., decontamination solution, sampling preservatives, KB-1 solution, sodium permanganate, etc.)while performing the tasks of this project: • Labels on primary chemical containers must not be defaced; • Chemicals must be stored in appropriate storage containers; • Secondary containers and storage cabinets must be correctly and clearly labeled; • Chemicals incompatible with each other must not be stored together; • Workers must receive training on the chemical hazards; and • Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) must be added to Appendix F. When chemicals are used on site, workers must abide by Geosyntec's GHS Hazard Communication Program(Procedure HS 115). 18. HASP AMENDMENTS Over the course of this project, it is possible that the project-specific hazards and working conditions will change. This HASP may be reviewed and amended as necessary to effectively describe the changing working conditions and measures to mitigate the potential health and safety issues that may arise during the project. Amendments to the HASP should be briefly described in the following spaces provided. The full text of the amendments should be provided in Appendix A and/or additional THAs should be added to Appendix B. SAC 111 HASP-June 2023 19 6/23/2023