ARCHIVED REPORTS_DR OM AGREEMENT 2017 JANUARY

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Neighborhood C RAW Health and Safety Plan March 20,2007,Revised July 3,2007 Page 2 2. Providing written log of on-site activities and events. 3. Notification of regulatory agencies during emergency procedures. 4. Enforcement of contaminant exposure site safety precautions. 5. Document all injuries and safety incidents. During excavation, stockpiling, and loading of soils containing residual pesticide contaminants, all personnel shall undertake the following precautions, Sections 2.2—2.5: 2.2 AIR MONITORING OFFICER RESPONSIBILITIES The Air Monitoring Officer shall implement the Air and Meteorological Monitoring Plan, to include monitoring of meteorological conditions and dust levels during all phases of the Removal Action including the following: 1. Perform real time particulate monitoring, as appropriate, to ensure contaminants are not migrating off the site or exceeding action levels in the exclusion zone and record results. 2. Perform real-time monitoring of meteorological conditions during all phases of site work using an on-site weather monitoring station. 3. Perform monitoring of personal dust monitors and fence line air monitors. 4. Inform all site personnel of current conditions. 2.3 SHIN/CLOTHES PROTECTION Steel-toed boots, long sleeves, long pants, and hard hats will be worn during all field activities as per Condor Earth Technologies, Inc. Injury and Illness Prevention Program (April 18, 2005). The site- specific personal protective equipment(PPE)for this project is Level D. Increased PPE such as respirators, disposable Tyvek suits, steel-toed rubber boots or steel-toed boots covered with disposable boots will be worn when deemed necessary by the Site Safety Officer in accordance with Site-specific conditions. Nitrile rubber gloves will be worn whenever skin contact with impacted soil is possible, such as during soil sampling activities. Disposable clothing will be discarded to an appropriate storage container as necessary. 2.4 EYE AND HEARING PROTECTION Safety glasses will be worn during all activities. Hearing protection is not anticipated to be needed, since workers will not be near construction equipment (scrapers) when in operation. Noise monitoring will not be conducted, since workers covered under this HASP will not be near construction equipment. 2.5 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY All Condor vehicles used on site during the course of work shall be equipped with a first aid kit and a dry chemical fire extinguisher(10 BC minimum rating). All cabs are to be kept free of all non-essential items and all loose items secured. The rated load capacity of a vehicle is not to be exceeded at any time or under any circumstances. The Site Safety Officer shall review with all Condor personnel the equipment inspection checklist for Condor vehicles. The Site Safety Officer shall also confirm that adequate water is available at the site for emergency decontamination and washing.