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during all work operations and has the responsibility to halt Site work if unsafe conditions are detected. The responsibilities of the SSHO at the Site include the following: • Managing the health and safety functions on the Site; • Ensuring Site monitoring,worker training, and effective selection and use of PPE; • Conducting daily Tailgate Safety Meetings for Site personnel and subcontractors and summarize the training on the Tailgate Meeting Form(see Appendix Q. The following topics should be covered during safety meetings: - Hazard Communication(i.e.,MSDS location,and container labeling, chemical hazards of non-routine tasks) - Determine applicability of Standard Operating Procedures(SOP)in Section 8 and communicate procedures - Review Site safety requirements - Give refresher training on heat or cold stress(Section 5.2 and 5.3)when appropriate - Review Site emergency procedures Discuss location and use of a rig kill switch for drilling/boring operations • Conducting daily safety inspections of the Site looking for unsafe acts or conditions and providing corrective action as appropriate. 2.2 Site Supervisor The Site Supervisor is responsible for field operations and reports to the Project Manager. The Site Supervisor is the On-site Coordinator and overseer of operations. It is the Site Supervisor's duty to maintain Site security, supervise the personnel on the Site, coordinate the activities of the subcontractor personnel,and check that the HASP is followed and modified when necessary. The Site Supervisor's specific responsibilities include: • Executing the work plan and schedule as detailed by the Project Manager • Coordination with the SSHO on health and safety issues • Ensuring Site work compliance with the requirements of the HASP • Before Site activities,contact the hospital emergency room, local fire department, and local police department,as applicable. If outside town, contact county officials and local emergency services. 2.3 Project Manager (PM) The Project Manager(PM)has the primary responsibility for the fulfillment of the terms of the contract and overseeing operations for the purpose that includes meeting legal and safety requirements. It is the PM's responsibility to keep the project on schedule,within budget,and communicate with the Client regarding the progress toward specified goals. The PM will inform the Regional Safety Coordinator of all HASP modifications,violations,injuries, exposures,and near-miss situations. The PM responsibilities include: • Provide personnel time to read and understand the Site Health and Safety Plan(HASP)before fieldwork. • Conduct project start-up health and safety briefing for: Field personnel,the Site Supervisor,the project team. • Check that each subcontractor is pre-approved and that each subcontractor's Site workers have appropriate HAZWOPER Training Certificates. 20160613 Stockton,March Ln 2016 HASP 5-2 6/13/16)