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3.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES The following health and safety authorities and responsibilities are established for underground work activities covered under this HASP. 3.1 AGE HEALTH AND SAFETY PROJECT MANAGER(Nuel Henderson,Jr.RG) The AGE Health and Safety Project Manager (H&S PM) has operational management authority for all health and safety monitoring operations during underground construction as part of this project, and is responsible to the Corporate Health and Safety Director of AGE for ensuring that all project health and safety activities are completed in accordance with requirements set forth in this guidance document. The H&S PM is responsible for ensuring that proper health and safety provisions are incorporated into the management and operation of the work activities. Specific duties include: • Conducting periodic safety reviews of the project site and project documentation, • Maintaining compliance with the Health and Safety Plan and other safety regulations, Approving in writing each addendum to the Health and Safety Plan, Documenting that site personnel assigned have received the proper training and medical clearance prior to entering the site, • Discussing potential health and safety hazards with the designated Health and Safety Professional and the Site Supervisor. 3.2 AGE HEALTH AND SAFETY PROFESSIONAL(Michael Noel CIH) The AGE Health and Safety Professional is a special consultant to AGE designated with coordinating authority for health and safety activities related to activities where site personnel may come into contact with contaminated soil, water and construction materials. The Health and Safety Professional is responsible for providing all necessary health and safety-related technical support necessary for the safe completion of the program.Specific duties include: • Approval of this HASP, • Consultation with the H&S PM, Site Supervisor and Site Foreman on the implementation of health and safety procedures, Review of health and safety monitoring data, and • Review of worker health and safety documentation 3.3 SITE SUPERINTENDENT(Tony Mikacich) The Site Supervisor is an AGE employee responsible for managing all contractor and subcontractor field activities conducted during the project. This individual also has administrative responsibility for implementation of the HASP. With regard to health and safety, this includes communicating site requirements to all personnel, observing that the Contractor(s) Site Foreman and subcontractors enforce all provisions of the HASP, working with the Site Safety Officer to implement all elements of this HASP, and consulting with the Health and Safety Professional regarding changes to the HASP in response to operational changes or improved site knowledge.Other responsibilities include: • Reading and becoming familiar with this HASP, • Performing site inspections to find hazards and observe employees at work, • Ensuring that proper personal protective equipment is available, used properly, and cleaned/stored appropriately when not in use, • Stopping work, as required,to maintain personal and environmental health and safety, • Discussing potential health and safety hazards with the designated Health and Safety Professional and the AGE H&S PM, and Page 14