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Frontier Transportation, Inc. Health and Safety Plan Page 6 6.3 DAILY SAFETY MEETINGS Site-specific "tailgate" safety briefings will be conducted daily by the SSO or his designee to discuss the day's operations; review any modifications to the HASP and ensure that site personnel have the necessary information to conduct their jobs safely. The Tailgate Safety Meeting Form (Attachment 2) will be completed during this briefing and signed by all personnel in attendance. All completed forms shall be maintained on-site. Upon completion of the project, all forms shall be forwarded to the project Health and Safety files. 6A TRAINING PROGRAM CONTENT BEA's Health and Safety Training Program involves instruction, self-study and field exercises in the following areas : • Science of Hazardous Materials : Chemical and physical properties of hazardous materials . • Toxicology: Dose response, routes of exposure, toxic effects and exposure limits. • Industrial Hygiene: Selection and use of proper protective equipment and clothing to ensure minimal contact with contamination, along with the proper methods to decontaminate non-disposable equipment. • Decontamination: The methods to don and doff protective equipment and clothing to ensure minimal contact with contamination, along with the proper methods, to decontaminate non-disposable equipment. • Emergencies : Potential emergency situations, first aid, self-rescue techniques, emergency drills, Record keeping and investigation. • BEA Procedures : All aspects of the BEA Health and Safety Program for Hazardous Waste Site Operations, site-specific HASP, the Corrective Action Plan, and company standard operating procedures regarding these areas: • Names of personnel and alternates responsible for site safety and health; • Known or suspected health and safety hazards ; • Proper use of personal protective equipment; • Work Practices to minimize risks; • Safe use of engineering controls and equipment, including medical surveillance requirements; • Site control measures; • Decontamination procedures. 7. MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE 7.1 GENERAL A medical surveillance program has been instituted by BEA for all employees with potential exposure to hazardous substances. An initial medical examination is given upon initiation of employment, annually thereafter, and upon termination (if the employee has not had an examination within the last six months). In addition, baseline monitoring and job termination monitoring may be established to document exposure for project personnel. Subcontractors working with hazardous materials or in the site exclusion zones will be required to have their own company medical monitoring plan that meets BEA standards at a minimum.