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AECOM 4.5.3 Drivers who are to undertake trips in excess of 250 miles (400 km)each way, drive in remote or hazardous areas, or when otherwise deemed necessary, shall develop and document a JMP. This plan typically includes the route, location of route hazards,timing, rest periods and locations, communications, emergency response and security arrangements. 4.5.4 Drivers are responsible for developing the JMP and coordinating with the applicable parties identified in the plan. 4.6 Driver Safety Training Authorized drivers shall have a current driver's license for the appropriate class of vehicle (unless more stringent requirements are established by the leasing/renting agency). Driver safety training is to be assigned based on the risks posed with the work environment, driver type and vehicle type, using the training matrix and any additional training assessments developed at the business group level. Refer to S3AM-003-PRI SH&E Training, including S3AM-003-FMI SH&E Training Matrix.A determination of training type is at the discretion of the Manager/Supervisor, with the following guidance applied. 4.6.1 All Authorized Drivers (Professional, Hired, and General Drivers)shall be trained in this procedure; S3AM-005-PRI Driving. 4.6.2 All Authorized Professional Drivers shall be trained in S3AM-320-PRI Commercial Motor Vehicles. 4.6.3 Vehicle/Driver Safety Training • Recommended for all employees who drive on behalf of AECOM (Professional, Hired and General Drivers). • This may be completed online(e.g.,AECOM University—Driver Safety). • Recommended to be completed within 1 month of the Authorized Driver's hire date. 4.6.4 Defensive Driver(online)Training • Recommended for all Authorized Drivers(Professional, Hired, and General Drivers)who are assigned an AECOM company owned, leased or rented vehicle for a significant period of time with the expectation that the employee utilizes the vehicle on a regular basis for AECOM business. • It is recommended that authorized drivers who have completed web-based defensive driver training or equivalent also complete a refresher every three years. • Defensive Driver training is available online through AECOM University(e.g.,Alert Driving Basic,Alert Driving Skills)or one of the following AECOM-approved training resources: o The National Safety Council o Alert Driving 4.6.5 Defensive Driver(hands-on)Training • Recommended for all Authorized Professional Drivers and Authorized Hired Drivers. • Recommended for Authorized General Drivers who drive in remote locations, hazardous environments(such as refineries, ports,terminals etc.), at-risk drivers, and when required by clients. • Defensive Driver hands-on training is provided through an AECOM-approved training resource, such as Smith Systems. • Hands on defensive driver training may be required as a result of an incident or negative Motor Vehicle Report. 4.6.6 Driver Retraining • Drivers involved in repeated motor vehicle incidents, incidents of sufficient severity or concern, or drivers identified as at-risk through review of their Motor Vehicle Report/Driver Abstract may Driving(S3AM-005-PR1) Revision 10 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 7 of 12