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� Y <br /> CONDOR EARTH TECHNOLOGIES,INC. GENERAL HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN <br /> FOR WORKING WITH ORGANIC VAPORS AND LIQUID CONTAMINANTS <br /> Condor Earth Technologies, Inc. has adopted the following Health & Safety Plan for working with <br /> organic vapors and liquid contaminants that may be encountered during investigative excavation,drilling, <br /> and sampling operations. Condor technicians will employ photoionization detector (PID) Organic Vapor <br /> Monitoring technology to monitor exposure in order to meet Short Term Exposure Limit (STEL) <br /> requirements. The purpose of this plan is to provide health and safety precautions for the initial and <br /> subsequent site visits until the nature and magnitude of the contaminants have been evaluated. <br /> All work will be done in general accordance with current OSHA regulations and all personnel working <br /> within the exclusion zone at the project site will have completed a 40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER course. <br /> A tailgate safety meeting will be held prior to commencement of work each day and a Health & Safety <br /> Plan will be discussed with and presented to all crewmembers for their signatures. <br /> This Health & Safety Plan is limited to provisions for safe work practices related to exposure to <br /> petroleum products to include Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene, Motor Oil, and other petroleum oils. The <br /> suspected contaminants are listed on the cover page and respective Material Data Safety Sheets for <br /> suspected contaminants are attached. <br /> GENERAL SAFETY MEASURES <br /> Access to the project site shall be limited by the exclusion zone. The exclusion zone shall include an area <br /> at least ten feet from the drill rig and associated equipment.No one will be allowed in the exclusion zone <br /> without proof of OSHA HAZWOPER certification and appropriate personal protective equipment. No <br /> smoking will be allowed in the exclusion zone. <br /> All Condor personnel, subcontractors, and consultants shall adhere to the provisions of the Condor Site <br /> Safety Plan including all applicable elements of the Condor Illness and Injury Prevention Program(IIPP). <br /> All of the above personnel who participate in fieldwork at the site will attend a safety indoctrination <br /> provided by the Condor Site Safety Officer. The Condor Site Safety Plan is maintained with the work plan. <br /> Copies of the work plan shall be available to all working units of Condor,its subcontractors and consultants. <br /> SITE SAFETY OFFICER RESPONSIBILITIES <br /> The Site Safety Officer shall monitor all activities of equipment and personnel at the project site. Site <br /> Safety Officer responsibilities will include the following: <br /> 1. Limiting access to the exclusion zone to authorized personnel. <br /> 2. Providing written Iog of on-site activities and events. <br /> 3. Notification of regulatory agencies during emergency procedures. <br /> 4. Enforcement of contaminant exposure site safety precautions. <br /> 5. Document all injuries and safety incidents. <br /> Ambient Air Monitoring/Respirator Requirements <br /> Benzene, a constituent of gasoline, will be used as an indicator parameter for ambient air monitoring. <br /> Because benzene is a suspected carcinogen and, therefore, highly regulated, it will be useful as a <br /> conservative indicator parameter. The following discussion assumes that exposure to benzene is a <br /> possibility; thus, a safety measure for other potential air-borne contaminants is achieved. <br />