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CHOW ENGINEERING, INC. • • 7 May 2001 during the work, CE personnel believe the work to be unsafe they have the authority to stop work until their questions are answered to their satisfaction. 7.0 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Based on the information provided by previous site investigations and CE's Site Hazard Evaluation, the established PPE level during the performance of the work will be Level "D". Hard Hats, safety shoes and safety glasses, at a minimum, will be worn at all times on the project site. NO sleeveless shirts or shorts will be allowed in the work area. For puncture and laceration protection, heavy leather outer gloves, and surgical type inner gloves shall be worn as a protective barrier. Eating, drinking, and use of all tobacco products will occur only in designated areas. CE will establish and maintain a control zone surrounding the work area. All personnel will thoroughly wash their hands both prior to and following all breaks, meal periods and lavatory periods. Care will be exercised to prevent touching of any exposed skin areas with potentially contaminated materials and should this occur, the affected area will be immediately irrigated with fresh, water and bactericidal soap. Non-disposable uniform items such as work-boots, tools and equipment shall be thoroughly decontaminated, if required, prior to leaving the work site. CE will utilize field investigation and monitoring techniques that may include instrumentation as well as visual observations to evaluate site conditions with regard to further possible upgrades of PPE protection levels. 8.0 Applicable Codes and Regulations The following sections, where applicable, of the national safety codes and regulatory standards will apply to CE personnel during the course of this project. • California Title 8, CCR, General Industry & Construction Safety Orders. • 29 CFR 1926, Safety and Health Regulations for Construction, US Department of Labor (OSHA) • 29 CFR 1910, Hazardous Materials Training, US Department of Labor (OSHA). • American National Standards Institute — Safety Guidelines (ANSI). • ANSI Safety Requirements for Construction, (ANSI-A10). • NGMS Safety Requirements for Site Contractors. CE and all CE Subcontractors, if any, will comply with the previously mentioned standards and safety and professional codes, as required, to safely accomplish the specified work. Site Specific Safety Plan General Dynamics(Primex.Inc.) SWMU 21 and AOC 4 Project 5