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J NATIONAL ADVERTISING COMPANY— ADDITIONAL SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION HEALTn AND SAFETY PLAN 4.0 GENERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY OPERATING PROCEDURES The following requirements shall apply for all personnel performing any onsite work operations. 4.1 MEDICAL SCREENING AND HEALTH SURVEILLANCE In accordance with Earth Tech Health and .Safety Policy HS601, Medical Surveillance,. all personnel performing work activities inside any controlled .work: area (see Section.10.1) shall have completed a _ physical exam in accordance with the requirements of 29'CFR 1910.120 --[fl, and .8`CCR 5192(f). Exam procedures and tests will be specified by the examining physician. tf / The results of medical examinations are -to be evaluated 'by a physician specializing in occupational medicine. The medical evaluation includes a judgment of the employee's ability to use respiratory protective equipment and to participate in hazardous waste site activities. The examining physician must document his evaluation/recommendations in writing. Restrictions of onsite activities may be required for personnel with certain medical conditions which could be aggravated by chemical exposure or physical demands at the site. 'Each- employee is responsible for notifying gthe Health and Safety Professional of physical or medicalrestrictions. The Health and Safety Professional will then ensure that project management observes and enforces the .restrictions, A copy of each persons written medical evaluation will be made available for review following a request from the Health and Safety Professional. Employees who have not received a medical examination within. 12 months (365 days) of their previous medical exam will be required to immediately obtain an appropriate medical exam and provide a copy of the medical evaluation to the Health. and. Safety Professional for review prior to starting work on the project.-` Personnel .who are not "routinely � exposed ,site hazards may be waived from the annual medical examination requirement 6i the Health and Safety Professional provided that they meet the following: • Medical examinations are; received. on a frequency determined by the examining physician, but not to exceed everytwo (2) years' €' r. • Site activrties performed by the exempted personnel d6 -not entail exposure to contaminants In 3,1,: excess of the permissible exposure limits or other exposure limitations as outlined in;this 31 HASP: A 4.2 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS Since the work actions at the site are" considered part of activities at an uncontrolled waste site, the ! .,.requirements for training specified in Earth Tech Health and Safety�Pioceduce HS301, HAZWOPER �. Training and Refresher, will apply to all work activities. 4.2.1 HAZWOPER TrainingIz i ~n.ri331: t.t; # ; In --compliance with HS301, all field personnel or visitors involved with 'site'actiwities.'wi1! have completed the necessary health and safety training courses prior to entering any controlled areas of the site (Exclusion or Contamination Reduction zones). This includes, at a minimum, successful completion F of training meeting: the., provisions established, in 29 CFR -.1910.120 (e)(2) and (e)(3) and 8 CCR z' 5192(e)(2) and (e)(3) (40 -hour or 24-hour initial training). All personnel will also .:receive annual refresher training'in accordance with 29 CFR ]91.0.120,(e)(8) and 8 CCR 5192(e)(8), and shall have completed the most recent training course within the previous 365 days. TM:, �a..rr Work supervisors will also receive an' additional=required,8 hours' of trainngddressing accordance with maintainingervisor responsibilities and obligations in 5192(e)(4)an effective.health�and safety program 29 CFR 19 10. 120 (e)(4) and S C + 02/09/98 13 i - I` R�'' ..., :1 v `1,• i oySup camvlaciti�p.uv" y ,mss vu site). In accordance with the nl,u arety Procedure HS401, Hazard Communication, all personnel ,: , -L' _sat ., r!.