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• LFR, Inc. 1.0 GENERAL LFR, Inc. (LFR) has prepared this Health and Safety Plan (HSP) for use during the field activities to be conducted at the SFPP, L.P. Stockton Terminal located at 2947 Navy Drive in Stockton, California ("the Site"). Activities conducted under LFR's direction at the Site will be in compliance with applicable Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations, particularly those in Title 8 California Code of Regulations (CCR) 5192, and other applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and statutes. A copy of this HSP will be kept on site during scheduled field activities. This HSP addresses the potential hazards associated with planned field activities at the Site. It presents the minimum health and safety requirements for establishing and maintaining a safe working environment during the course of work. In the event of conflicting requirements, the procedures or practices that provide the highest degree of personnel protection will be implemented. If work plan specifications change or if site conditions encountered during the course of the work are found to differ substantially from those anticipated, the Director of Health and Safety must be informed immediately upon discovery, and appropriate changes will be made to this HSP. It is the Project Manager's responsibility to ensure that health and safety procedures are enforced at the Site. Project personnel, including subcontractors, shall receive a copy of this HSP and sign the form to indicate acceptance before on-site project activities begin. LFR's health and safety programs and procedures, including medical monitoring, respiratory protection, injury and illness prevention, hazard communication, and personal protective equipment (PPE), are documented in the LFR Corporate Health and Safety Manual. These health and safety procedures are incorporated herein by reference, and LFR employees will adhere to the procedures specified in the manual. When specified in contract documents, this HSP may cover the activities of LFR subcontractors. However, this HSP may not address hazards associated with tasks and equipment that are specialties of the subcontractor (e.g., operation of a drill rig). Subcontractors are responsible for developing, maintaining, and implementing their own health and safety programs, policies, and procedures. LFR is responsible for the safety of its employees and subcontractors under its control, but assumes no responsibility for the activities of other contractors or their subcontractors who may be working concurrently at the general project location. LFR will use a reasonable degree of care when marking potentially hazardous areas within its project work site and restricting access as appropriate. LFR will not be responsible for others outside its control who disregard such marked hazards or restricted access. This HSP has been prepared specifically for this project and is intended to address health and safety issues solely with respect to LFR's work. All references, therefore, to KMEPStockton-HASPv1.doc:LFR Page 1