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AECOM 4.9.10 Smoking (including the use of e-cigarettes)and chewing tobacco is not permitted in AECOM- owned, leased or rented vehicles. 4.9.11 Drivers are responsible for damage caused by abuse of the vehicle. 4.9.12 Secure the vehicle when left unattended. 4.9.13 Securing loads in the inside and outside compartments of the vehicle. • Do not rely on weight/shape of load alone.Always use a cargo net, straps, containers or other mechanical device when necessary to confirm load is secure. • Mark loads that extend the beyond the end of truck,trailer or similar edge with a red warning flag of at least 16 square inches. • Red lights will be utilized at night to mark loads that extend the beyond the end of truck,trailer or similar edge. 4.9.14 Do not modify existing equipment(warning sounds, backing alarms etc.)or install aftermarket equipment including toolboxes, truck caps, specialty lights, or towing equipment)without approval from the Manager of the office or location the vehicle is registered to and AECOM Procurement Department. 4.10 Emergency Preparedness 4.10.1 AECOM-owned or leased vehicles are to have a"Safety Kit"that contains a first-aid kit, portable fire extinguisher, safety triangle, and two reflective safety vests. If not available, contact the Manager/Supervisor or SH&E Manager to determine how to obtain a kit. 4.10.2 The following suggested items should be kept in vehicles used for AECOM business in remote project locations: • First aid kit, appropriate to the work and crew size, or per regulations. • Fire extinguisher, safety triangle, and safety vest. • Emergency equipment(e.g.,flares,flashlight, blanket, drinking water, etc.)based on conditions. • Means of communication (cell phone, radio or satellite phone), extra batteries or a charger. 4.10.3 To the extent possible, employees should refrain from changing tires or making repairs to vehicles in the field. • A road side assistance service should be identified for vehicles used for AECOM business in advance travel. • If changing tires or making repairs to vehicles is necessary in the field, assessment of hazards shall be completed and all applicable safe procedures and manufacturer's specifications shall be followed. 4.10.4 Specific emergency procedures are to be identified in the applicable Emergency Response Plan, JMP or the THA. Refer to S3AM-010-PRI Emergency Response Planning. 4.11 Vehicle Incidents 4.11.1 Vehicle incidents are to be reported and managed in accordance with S3AM-004-PRI Incident Reporting, Notifications and Investigation regardless of how minor the incident might be. 4.11.2 The Employee(s)involved in a collision shall follow the below guidelines: • Assess the situation to confirm everyone is safe, and remove any vehicle occupants from harm's way. Call, or have someone else call 911 immediately, if necessary. • As appropriate, remain at the scene of a collision to contact the police.Ask another motorist to call the police if necessary; never leave the scene of a collision. Driving(S3AM-005-PR1) Revision 10 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 9 of 12