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• APP Well Installation and Sampling at California National Guard Field Maintenance Shop Stockton, California • Minor spill control/cleanup on site. This may include source control (e.g., shutoffs, repositioning containers); containment (e.g., drum overpacks, sorbent booms, earthen dikes); and non -emergency cleanup (e.g., sweeping, digging, pumping, and containerization of spills and residues). • Rescue operations as necessary. An exercise (i.e., staged personnel injury or environmental spill incident) will be performed at the beginning of each project during the field activities. At the completion of the emergency response exercise, the SSHO and PM will evaluate the effectiveness of the emergency response procedures. Results of the exercise will be documented and suggestions and comments will be annotated in the safety logbook. This Emergency Response Plan will be modified to include any changes necessary. Any changes must be coordinated with the PM and the SHM. 6.4 FIRST AID AND CPR TRAINING At a minimum, two site workers per work shift will have received first aid and CPR training taught by a certified instructor and approved by an organization such as the American Red Cross. The SSHO and the FTL will act as first aid/CPR responders. Site-specific briefings will include information about blood-borne pathogen hazards, and the SSHO will keep a record of all site personnel having such training. Any OTIE employee involved in a blood-borne pathogen exposure incident will be offered a post -exposure evaluation consisting of prophylaxis and hepatitis B virus immunization within 24 hours of exposure. Type III, 10 -unit first aid kits that comply with the criteria contained in American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z308.1-1998 will be located in each site vehicle at each work area. Blood-borne pathogen barrier kits containing latex gloves, CPR barrier, masks, and eye protectors, etc. will also be staged with the first aid kits. They will be inspected periodically and replenished as necessary. 6.5 HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING A list of hazardous chemicals along with their associated Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) will be kept on file with the APP/SSHP to document each hazardous chemical used during the project. These MSDS (Appendix G) will be made available to each employee on request. Employees will also be informed about any site operations involving the use of hazardous chemicals, the hazardous nature of the chemicals used, and the location of the MSDS. All chemical containers used to store hazardous chemicals will also be marked or labeled with the name of the chemical and its hazard warning. 6.6 EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS Any worker using a specific tool must have had training on the proper use of the tool. For tools having common experience in construction activities, a visual observation by a supervisor is sufficient to basically document that worker is knowledgeable of general trade tools (screwdrivers, hammers, pliers, wrenches, etc.). Workers operating heavy equipment must have specific training in operating that specific equipment. The supervisor must acknowledge in written form in the employee's training record that the employee is qualified to operate the is equipment. However, training in operation of forklifts requires training specified in OTI E 13