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Port of Stockton Phase II ESA �� Health and Safety Plan 1 .0 Introduction HDR, Inc. (HDR) has prepared this Health and Safety Plan (HASP)to conduct a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) in support of the Port of Stockton Rail Bridge and Rail Improvement Project (Project) located in the City of Stockton, California. This HASP covers the activities to be performed at the Project site (Site). HDR subcontractors are responsible for the safety of their employees and are expected to meet or exceed the contents of this HASP and all Federal and local safety regulations. This HASP has been prepared in accordance with the HDR Corporate Safety and Health Program guidance. The purpose of this HASP is to ensure safe and healthy working conditions for all team members. The safety and health organization and procedures contained in this HASP have been established based upon an analysis of the potential hazards. Personnel protection measures are based on the risks associated with these hazards. This HASP provides detailed descriptions of health and safety procedures to be followed in the field during the performance of this project to minimize the risk of injury to project personnel. 1.1 Health and Safety Policy Statement HDR is committed to the safety of each and every employee. It is essential that all Managers and Supervisors insist on the maximum safety performance and awareness of all employees under their direction, by enthusiastically and consistently administering all health and safety rules and regulations. It is HDR's policy to take the necessary actions, in engineering, planning, designing, assigning, and supervising work operations, to create a safe work site. HDR will: • Maintain safe and healthful working conditions. • Provide and assure the use of all necessary personal protection equipment to ensure the safety and health of site employees and the public at large. • Require that site work be planned to provide a range of protection based on the degree of hazards encountered under actual working conditions. • Provide site workers with the information and training required to make them fully aware of known and suspected hazards that may be encountered and of the appropriate methods for protecting themselves, their co-workers and the public at large. All HDR employees and visitors who may participate in activities at the Site are required to comply with this HASP. Refusal or failure to comply with the HASP or violation of any health or safety procedure by field personnel, including subcontractors, may result in their immediate removal from the site following consultation with the HDR Project Manager (PM). This HASP will be used with the understanding that site-specific conditions may dictate a change in the plan as written; however, any necessary deviations from the plan will require consultation with the HDR Project Safety Manager(PSM), and HDR PM, and will be documented and maintained as an attachment to this HASP. 1 �