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fk } SHARP Management Manual ray Former Tracy MGP Project Safety Plan(PSP) Site-Specific Proiect Safety Plan Orientation Project Name: Former Tracy MGP Project Location: Tracy, CA Names of personnel responsible for site safety and health Project Manager: Tom Blaney (626) 440-6067; (626) 533-3740 Field Team Manager/ Safety Representative: Travis Hinman(925) 941-3708; (510) 295-3392 oo Emergencies - Call 911 and/or your Supervisor for emergencies. In the event of an evacuation, the assembly point is the access gate to the site. oo Incidents — report all incidents (any unplanned or unexpected event that results in personal injury, property damage or environmental release) and "near-miss incidents" to your Supervisor and the Site HSO. Near incidents COULD HAVE been an incident, but didn't because of a slight change in conditions or luck. However, they have the same causal factors as an incident, so it is just important to investigate them for identifying solutions to prevent recurrence and share lessons learned. oo Communications — the response for anyone from the general public (e.g. media, workers from adjacent properties, etc.) inquiring about the project is: "I'm sorry, but I'm not the right person to answer your question. If you contact the project manager Tom Blaney he will be able to help you". Safety, health, and other hazards at the site oo Exposure to contaminated soils and groundwater posses the greatest risk during site activity. Heavy equipment (Drill rig) will be in operation during the investigation and should never be approached unless signaled by the operator or the equipment is not running. oo Exposure potential is minimal but possible during soil and groundwater investigations. Multi-gas meters will be used to monitor the air five to six feet from the ground to simulate the workers breathing zone. If multi-gas meter readings are above 5 ppmv for 30 seconds in the breathing zone, then Draeger tube readings and Chromosorb 106 tubes will be taken to determine if the vapors are Benzo(a)pyrene (BAP) or Benzene. If benzene levels exceed 0.5 ppmv, then personnel will be required to wear respiratory protection. If VOC readings consistently exceed 25 ppmv, then work will be stopped until conditions can be brought back into compliance. A water truck will be present onsite at all times for dust suppression. Proper use of personal protective equipment oo Minimum PPE - hard hat, safety glasses with side shields, steel toe work boots and long sleeve shirt. Tinted safety glasses are not permitted during overcast weather, after sundown or inside buildings. High visibility vest/coat (with reflective stripes if working after dusk) is required when regularly exposed to vehicular traffic. Any high visibility vest/coat other than a traditional traffic vest must be pre-approved by the Safety Manager. oo Hearing protection—when working in close proximity with heavy equipment or you need to raise your voice when speaking to someone 3 feet away. Work practices by which the employee can minimize risk from hazards B-1