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A _ t _ t _ t 1_- 1 t — 1 .t . t -1 - 1 — _t - t - - .1 . t . l 1 __ i1 Incidents on sites have shown the need for a well-thought out traffic guidance and control plan. This plan must consider: ♦ Level of traffic activity on a site and provide for the safety of all workers on the site. E.g., a gasoline site that is open to the public should require sawhorse barricades to protect workers. ♦ Using rotating amber lights on vehicles. ♦ Using flagger's in high hazard areas. ♦ Stepping back and evaluating (PPE/SPSA) the Traffic Guidance and Control setup to see if it will really protect you. ♦ Stop Work Authority if after performing a PPE/SPSA and the set up isn't protecting you as planned. ♦ Cones and caution tape have proven ineffective in a number of situations. Other traffic guidance and control precautions include, delineators, placing vehicles between staff and the public, construction fence, etc. ♦ We must cordon off as much space as is necessary to ensure our safety. This must be discussed with clients as it may mean closing down additional gasoline pumps or entrances to a factory, etc. ♦ Personal vehicles should be parked as far away from potential traffic as possible. ♦ How contractor heavy equipment, e.g., vacuum trucks, drill rigs, cranes, loader/diggers, etc will be parked and maneuvered around the site. All heavy equipment movements must be coordinated in advance to avoid incidents. ♦ Review local regulations for.•formally developed traffic guidance and control plans signed by licensed individuals, police details, flagmen, hours of activity, closure of streets to move equipment, etc. ♦ It is the responsibility of the SHSO to annotate the Site Plan with the Traffic Guidance and Control configuration if a "formally developed"Traffic Guidance and Control Plan is not available. It is also the responsibility of the SHSO to disseminate the Traffic Guidance and Control information to all site personnel during the Daily Production Safety Meeting and any other time as necessary. Work on this project will be conducted during the hours: 0600— 1800, Monday - Friday. Shutoff valves/switches for utilities and products: It is the responsibility of the SHSO to annotate the Site Plan with the location of all shutoff valves and switches and to disseminate that information to all site personnel during the Daily Production Safety Meeting and any other time as necessary Personal Safety Concerns and Precautions: There are no other safety concerns associated with this site other than those normally encountered on a hazardous waste site. Jewelry safety: Jewelry can be dangerous. Large ear rings, long necklaces, loose-fitting bracelets, rings,watches, etc. can become entangled in machinery and cause removal of limbs, as well as be conductive of electricity. Use caution and avoid unnecessary hazards! PG&E SECOR Intemational Incorporated SECOR Project No.050T.50234.00.0003 PG&E French Camp HASPB.doc 13