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AECOM 4.0 Procedure 4.1 Roles& Responsibilities 4.1.1 Manager • Identify conditions where overhead electric power lines and other overhead obstructions may be present and outline what is required in the SH&E Plan and Task Hazard Assessments. Refer to the S3AM-209-PRI Risk Assessment&Management. • Confirm electrical and communication lines, and as appropriate other overhead obstructions, are identified on all site and project drawings. • Coordinate and communicate with overhead electrical line owner or operator to identify and implement appropriate control measures. o Provide adequate advance notification to the Overhead Electrical Line Owner/Operator to allow for insulation or isolation and grounding of the line(s)if required. o Confirm the Overhead Electrical Line Owner/Operator(s)are fully informed as to when the operations are to begin, end and when any location changes are planned if applicable. • Confirm Employees are trained as required for the scope of work and associated hazards. • Coordinate and communicate with subcontractors or employees working around overhead electric power lines and as applicable, other overhead obstructions. • Confirm the S3AM-322-FMI Overhead Electric power lines Acknowledgement is completed by concurrent operations working around overhead electric power lines on the worksite. 4.1.2 Safety Health &Environment(SH&E) Manager • Assist and support the Manager in planning and responding to concerns regarding the exposure to overhead electric power lines. 4.1.3 Employees • Maintain current training required for the scope of work and associated hazards. • Inform the Manager of location conditions that may expose risks to overhead electric power lines. • Comply with established minimum approach distances. 4.2 Training 4.2.1 The Manager shall confirm all Employees are oriented to the SH&E Plan and Task Hazard Assessment(THA)process, in accordance with S3AM-209-PRI Risk Assessment&Management. 4.2.2 Confirm training requirements were met prior to work starting. • Employee orientation shall include the Location Specific Emergency Response Plan. • Proof of training and orientation shall be documented and retained in the project files. 4.2.3 Managers shall confirm that each Employee has received training required for the scope of work and associated hazards in accordance with S3AM-003-PRI SH&E Training. 4.2.4 Additional training requirements may include, but are not limited to: • The limitations of an insulating link/device, proximity alarm, and range control (and similar) device, if used. Overhead Lines&Obstructions(S3AM-322-PR1) Revision 3 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 2 of 8