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• Check that Site personnel, if required,have received Respiratory Protection Training,Fit testing, and physician's approval to wear a respirator. • That hazards identified during any Site audits are corrected. If necessary for immediate hazards, shut down field operations if hazards can not be corrected or the hazards present an immediate threat to life and health. 2.4 Regional Safety Coordinator (RSC) The Regional Safety Coordinator(RSC)is responsible for providing professional health and safety advice and oversight management to the project. The RSC will review and provide support for concerns regarding the health and safety of field personnel assigned to this project, including: • If requested by the Project Manager,approval of Routine HASP; • Approval of all Non-Routine HASP; • Review of incident reports, inspections, and air monitoring results; • When required,the RSC will conduct a field audit of the Site to evaluate the adequacy of the program and implement the necessary changes through the HASP. 2.5 Project Field Team The Project Team includes technicians, engineers, scientists,geologists,and possibly subcontractors who perform field activities. Each individual team member will be responsible for understanding and personally complying with the HASP and Site health and safety requirements. Project Team members will report health and safety violations to either the Site Supervisor or the SSHO. Health and safety responsibilities,as discussed in this Plan,which are shared by all Site personnel include: • Complying with the requirements of the HASP • Reporting unsafe acts or conditions • Retain copies at the Site of the following health and safety records: - Current 14AZWOPER Training Certificate. - Respiratory Protection Training Certificate and current fit test record for potential respirator users. - Physician's approval for hazardous-waste fieldwork and/or respirator use. - First-aid/CPR and bloodborne pathogens training certificate. 3.0 — TASK/OPERATION HEALTH AND SAFETY RISK ANALYSIS SUMMARY This chapter of the HASP describes the safety and health hazards associated with the Site work and control measures selected to protect workers. The purpose of the Job Safety Analysis(JSA)is to identify the routine safety and health hazards associated with the routine Site tasks and operations. Using this information, appropriate control methods are selected to eliminate the identified risks or effectively control them. 3.1 Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Each specific JSA appears on a separate copy of the spreadsheets in Appendix A. A single JSA may be used for a taskioperation performed in multiple locations if the hazards,potential exposures, and controls are the same at each location. 20160613 Stockton,March Ln 2016 HASP 5-3 6/13/16)