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Ir <br /> 1 .0 INFORMATION <br /> —1 <br /> -- This Health and Safety Plan (HASP) describes basic safety requirements for the soil and <br /> groundwater investigation at the California Tank Line, Inc. (Cal-Tank) facility, located at <br /> I� 3105 South E1 Dorado Street, in Stockton California (Figures 1 and 2) . <br /> The provisions of the plan apply to the employees of Environeering, Inc. (EI), and the <br /> contractors working on this phase of the project. The contractors may elect to increase <br /> the safety requirements for their work with prior concurrence of EI. <br /> I This HASP describes the expected potential hazards that may be encountered on site. If <br /> _— the site, working conditions or scope of the work for this phase of the project change <br /> before or during the field work, this HASP will be revised by EI in keeping with these <br /> changes. <br /> f I 2.0 SCOPE OF WORK <br /> J <br /> The scope of work for this phase of the project is described in Taber Consultants ' May <br /> 31 , 2010 Updated Human Health Risk Assessment, Natural Attenuation Analysis and <br /> Additional Site Investigation Work Plan. In summary, the field work shall include the <br /> completion of the following tasks: <br /> • Advancing, logging and sampling of two (2) soil probes to a depth of 50 feet; and, <br /> • Removal of floating product from MW-2 using special absorbent filled socks. <br /> I <br /> F GENERAL SAFE WORK PRACTICES <br /> I` It is EI' s safety policy to take every reasonable precaution in the performance of work to <br /> protect the environment and the health and safety of its employees, the public, and to <br /> I_ <br /> prevent property damage. With respect to hazardous agents, this protection can be <br /> minimized by limiting exposures of people, releases to the environment, and <br /> contamination of property to levels that are as low as reasonably achievable. <br /> It is the intent of this HASP to supply a broad outline for completing investigation and <br /> l remediation activities within acceptable safety standards. It should be clearly understood <br /> that it may not be possible to determine the actual working conditions in advance of the <br /> work. Therefore, planning must allow the opportunity to provide a range of protection <br /> r" I based upon actual working conditions. <br /> u All project work shall be preformed in a manner consistent with providing a safe work <br /> environment. A list of applicable safety guidelines: <br /> LJ <br /> Environeering, Ina Project No, 004)04.0 Page 1 <br />