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swof NATIONAL ADVERTISING COMPANY— ADDITIONAL SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION HEALTH AND SAFFTI' PLAN ow 4. Use of any item from the first-aid kit shall necessitate completion of an Accident/Injury Report. The report shall be submitted to Health and Safety within 1 working day. 5. For local field services work, first-aid kits shall be returned to the storeroom at the end of each workday. 6. First-aid kits shall be inspected and restocked weekly. An inventory of first-aid supplies sufficient to restock kits on a weekly basis shall be maintained. 7. For jobs outside the local area, the site supervisors shall replenish the kit from the nearest AW pharmaceutical source, with equivalent supplies to those used (until proper restocking by the r storeroom can be accomplished), unless such supplies can economically be made available to the job from the storeroom. 8. Personnel permitted to use first-aid kits shall possess a current first-aid card. W 11.3.2 Eyewash Units Eyewash units meeting the requirements of ANSI Standard Z358.1-1990 will be utilized at the site. All units shall be capable of supplying hands-free irrigation for both eyes for at least 15 minutes at a flow rate '-• of at least 0.4 gallons per minute. 11.3.3 Fire Extinguisher A fire extinguisher with a minimum rating of 1-A, I OB,C will be available for use at the site at all times. Site personnel will be readily aware of the location of the fire extinguisher at all times in the event of an incident where a fire extinguisher may be utilized. 11.4 NOTIFICATION AND RECORDKEEPING Any injury or illness will be immediately reported to the PM/SSO, who will implement any immediate corrective actions and report the incident to the Health and Safety Professional. OSHA requires notification within 24 hours, and preferably during the same work shift, in the event of a fatality or severe injury requiring hospitalization. The Health and Safety Professional will make such notifications to •+ OSHA, and therefore must receive the information in time to make the notification without penalty. 11.5 RESPONSE ACTIONS - SAFETY EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS An emergency may develop due to malfunction or other problems associated with health and safety equipment being used by field personnel. These equipment problems must be corrected before proceeding with field activities. Health and safety problems that may occur include: r. 1. Leaks or tears in protective clothing 2. Failure of respiratory protective devices (SCBA, air -purifying respirators) 3. Encountering contaminants for which prescribed protective equipment may not be suitable. 11.6 RESPONSE ACTIONS - MEDICAL EMERGENCIES F Medical emergencies can be described as situations that present a significant threat to the health of .. personnel. These can result from chemical exposures, heat stress, cold stress, and poisonous insect or snake bites. Medical emergencies must be dealt with immediately and proper care should be administered. This may be in the form of first aid and emergency hospitalization. hslprojsuplcom\iachasp.doc 11-2 02/09/98