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' affected. Potential spill containment procedures may include diking with absorbent material/pads, then removal of containment of the contaminated materials. Appropriate ' Government Personnel will be notified as soon as possible in the event of a spill. 9.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN 9.1 Pre-Entry Requirements ' During mobilization, the HSO will make a reconnaissance of the on-site excavation areas. After this, the HSO will call a meeting with KROEKER and any subcontractor personnel. ' Site-specific safety procedures, data obtained from the site reconnaissance and appropriate safety procedures/protocols that have been defined prior to mobilization will be covered by the HSO. Prior to each new field activity, the safety procedures will be reviewed by the HSO with the site personnel. The HSO will be available to address unforeseen circumstances and to implement appropriate changes to the safety plan. ' 9.2 Responsibilities In the event of an emergency situation, the individual who first witnesses the situation ' will sound the alarm. The alarm will either be verbal or one of the hand signals described in Section 7.2 of this HASP. Once the alarm has been given, the HSO will be responsible for implementing the requirements of this plan. If the HSO is not available, the FS or PM ' will be responsible for the implementation of the plan. 9.3 Waste Specific Information A summary of emergency medical information for known substances on site are provided in the table below. SUBSTANCE: Various Organic and Inorganic Chemicals EXPOSURE SYMPTOMS: Eye, skin and throat irritation (if inhaled, will cause dizziness, headache, difficult breathing or loss of ' consciousness). FIRST AID: Inhalation: Remove to fresh air. ' Eyes: Hold Eyelids open and flush with large amounts of water. Skin: Flush affected area with large amount of water and ' wash with soap and water. Ingestion: Seek immediate medical attention. ' 14