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LFR, Inc. . 0 noncompliance with this HSP is noted and to immediately stop work in cases where an immediate danger to site workers or the environment is perceived. Responsibilities of the SSO also include: • obtaining and distributing personal protective equipment (PPE) and air monitoring equipment necessary for this project • limiting access at the Site to authorized personnel • communicating unusual or unforeseen conditions at the Site to the Project Manager • supervising and monitoring the safety performance of site personnel to evaluate the effectiveness of health and safety procedures and correct deficiencies • conducting daily tailgate safety meetings before each day's activities begin • conducting a site safety inspection prior to the commencement of each day's field activities 4.4 Subcontractor Personnel Subcontractor personnel are expected to comply with the minimum requirements specified in this HSP. Failure to do so may result in the removal of the subcontractor or any of the subcontractor's workers from the job site. Subcontractors may employ health and safety procedures that afford them a greater measure of personal protection than those specified in this plan so long as they do not pose additional hazards to themselves, the environment, or others working in the area. 5.0 HAZARDS OF KNOWN OR EXPECTED CHEMICALS OF CONCERN SFPP has completed several phases of investigation and remedial activities in response to past Site activities and product releases. The following sections present a summary of the groundwater quality sampling results during the fourth quarter 2005. Non-aqueous-phase hydrocarbons (NAPH) were not encountered in monitoring wells during December 2005. The absence of NAPH in on-site monitoring wells is consistent with historical observations since 1996. Chemical analysis results for groundwater samples collected from monitoring wells at the site during the fourth quarter 2005 revealed the following: The highest concentrations of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes (BTEX) compounds (9,900 micrograms per liter [µg/1] benzene, 230 gg/l toluene, 1,000 µg/1 ethylbenzene, and 516 µg/l total xylenes) were detected in the groundwater sample collected from monitoring well SP/M-10. The groundwater sample collected from well SP/M-1 contained benzene (2,100 /Ag/1), toluene (11 µg/1), ethylbenzene (19 µg/1), and total xylenes (11 µg/1). Groundwater samples collected from SP/M-7 and SP/M-9 contained benzene at concentrations of 14 µg/l and 4,900 Page 4 KMEP-Stockton-HASM.doaLFR