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Port of Stockton Phase II ESA �� Health and Safety Plan 2.0 Organization and Responsibilities This HDR HASP is strictly applicable to HDR employees. HDR's subcontractors, as Independent Contractors, are responsible for the supervision and implementation of the safety program for its employees. While the HDR Safety and Health Department directs and supervises the overall SH&E Program, the responsibility for safety and health extends throughout our organization from top management to every employee. For this reason, it is each person's duty to notify the management personnel if a hazardous condition is identified and to make a "stop work" call if the condition represents an immediate danger to life or health, until the PM can make a further determination. The following are the HDR project personnel positions and responsibilities for this project. Project Manager: Charlie O'Neill, PG, CEM Task Manager: Greg Kelly, PG / Melissa McAssey, PG Site Supervisor Mattison Barickman 2.1 Project Manager The PM directs and manages all aspects of the project in compliance with all contract and technical requirements. The PM's responsibilities include serving as the primary liaison with the Contracting Officer Representative. The PM implements health and safety policy. The PM may request assistance from corporate resources at any time. The PM is specifically responsible for: • Implementing health and safety training requirements at the Site. • Ensuring that appropriate health and safety training is provided on any equipment received. • Immediately reporting to the HDR PSM and Program Manager, and the Stockton Diamond Point of Contact, any incident that results in serious injury or death. 2.2 Task Manager The Task Manager shall be responsible for the implementation of this HASP and for the daily coordination of health and safety activities with the subcontractor(s) to ensure that the planned work objectives reflect adequate health and safety considerations. The Task Manager will perform site- specific training and briefing sessions for employee(s) prior to the start of field activities at the Site. The Task Manager will monitor the availability, proper use and maintenance of specified personal protective equipment (PPE) and other safety and health equipment. The Task Manager will: • Maintain a high level of health and safety awareness among team members and communicate pertinent matters to them promptly. • Have the authority to ensure site compliance with specified health and safety requirements, Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations, and all aspects of the HASP. This includes, but is not limited to: activity hazard analyses, use of PPE, site control, standard operating procedures used to minimize hazards, the emergency response plan, and preparation of records. 4 �