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Frontier Transportation, Inc. Health and Safety Plan Page 5 This section describes the health and safety training requirements necessary for participating in field operations at the Frontier Transportation, Inc. property. 6.1 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS BEA employees and subcontractors who enter the site will be trained to be able to recognize and understand the potential hazards to health and safety associated with the site operations. All BEA employees potentially exposed to hazardous substances will have participated in 40 hours of health and safety instruction and actual field experience under the direct supervision of a trained, experienced supervisor. The objectives of the health and safety training are: * To make each team member aware of the potential hazards they may encounter; f * To provide the knowledge and skills necessary to perform the work with minimal risk to worker health and safety; * To make workers aware of the purpose and limitations of safety equipment; * To ensure that workers can safely avoid or escape from emergency situations. 1 6.2 ADDITIONAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS Workers exposed to special hazards during field operations at the Frontier Transportation, Inc. property Jshall receive additional training as determined by the Project Health and Safety Coordinator. On-site managers and supervisors shall receive all training required for employees whom they supervise, plus eight additional hours of - I specialized training on management and supervision of such operations. Prior work experience or training will be acceptable provided that it is equivalent to the training requirements specified above. Whenever employees are — % working on-site, at least one person will be currently certified in Standard First Aid/CPR training. 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. 6.4 TRAINING PROGRAM CONTENT BEA's Health and Safety Training Program involves instruction, self-study and field exercises in the I' 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 I P J