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C C L L L L 1ATIONAL ADVERTISING COMPANY= ADDITIONAL SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION HFALTII AND SAFETYPLAN Electrical Receptacles. Receptacles .for attachment plugs shall be -of the approved, dead -front, concealed contact type. Where different voltages, frequencies, or types of current are supplied, receptacles shall be of such design that attachment plugs are not interchangeable. Wet Environments. Work done in wet environments shall require ground fault interrupters and water -tight connectors. If maintenance of electrical systems is required, the equipment will be -de-energized and locked -out using an approved lock -out device. The lock will be removed only be the personperforming the maintenance work. 4.7 ACCIDENT OR INCIDENT REPORTS The following procedures meet all requirements of Earth Tech Health and SafetyProcedure HS203, Accident Reporting, Investigation and Review. Personal. Accidents/Injuries. All accidents and incidents involving personnel, (Earth Tech or subcontractor) that occur on site during field activities associated with this project will be promptly reported to the Project Manager or SSO, who will notify the Health and Safety Professional. The supervisor of the injured employee or work crew where the accident occurred will initiate a written report. The Injury Report. form found :in Appendix B will be used, and must" be .fully completed to ensure that all relevant information is recorded. The .Project Manager or Field Supervisor must complete the "Manager" section of the report(s) and forward to the Health and Safety Professional. The Health and Safety Professional will review the documentation, and will assist in the performance of any necessary accident investigation' or other follow-up. The Project Manager will ensure that the recommendations resulting from any investigation are implemented without delay. Vehicle Accidents. Any motor vehicle incidents shall be reported immediately to the Health and Safety Professional. Supervisors of personnel that `have been involved in a vehicle accidents or incident that results in damages to equipment of vehicles in excess of $500.00 will complete a Supervisor's Report of Incident and ensure that.the employee completes a Vehicle Accident Form (see Appendix B) both of which will be submitted to the Health and Safety Professional. Motor vehicle incidents that occur on'public:highways are normally investigated by the responsible law enforcement agency; copies of these reports should be obtained by the driver and forwarded to' the Health and Safety Professional as soon as possible. 4.8 VISITOR CLEARANCES Visitors will not be allowed within any controlled work area (see Section 10.1) unless they comply with the health and safety requirements.of this HASP, and can demonstrate an acceptable need for entry into the work area. All visitors (including the -site owner or the owner's representative, -regulatory agency representatives or Earth Tech clients) desiring to enter any controlled work area must observe the following procedures: A written confirmation must be received by Earth Tech documenting that each of the visitors has received the proper training and medical monitoring required by this HASP. Verbal confirmation can be considered acceptable provided such confirmation is made by an officer or other authorized representative of the visitor's organization. 2. Each visitor will be briefed on the hazards associated with the site activities being performed and acknowledge receipt of this briefing by signing the appropriate tailgate safety briefing form. If the site visitor requires entry to any Exclusion Zone, but does not comply with the above requirements, all work activities within the Exclusion Zone must be suspended and monitoring using direct reading hslprojsupkominachasp.doc 4-5 02/09/98