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Kennedy/Jenks Consultants The SSO or FSSO will take into account the following information: • Nature of emergency • Wind direction • Location of personnel • Monitoring results • Emergency equipment available • Offsite population Based on this information, the SSO or FSSO will direct appropriate emergency action and agency and Union Pacific notification. After the emergency has been controlled and the site is considered safe to re-enter, the SSO or FSSO will direct remedial action to restore the site to full operating condition. The SSO or FSSO will investigate the nature and cause of the incident so that work procedures can be modified to minimize the likelihood of the incident's recurrence. All incidents must be reported in a timely, appropriate manner. An incident is any unplanned event resulting in injury, damage, loss of assets, adverse publicity, or which requires notification of a regulatory agency, regardless of severity. All Kennedy/Jenks personnel should report an incident to the SSO or FSSO. The SSO and FSSO will report to the project manager. Each incident will be investigated and a written report should be received by the project manager and the regional safety supervisor within five days of the incident. If work zones are established, the Exclusion Zone will have several emergency exits which will allow safe egress in multiple directions from any point onsite. The exit selection will be based on the emergency location, type of emergency, and wind direction. Upon hearing the evacuation signal or otherwise being notified of an evacuation, employees will immediately travel to the assembly area located at the decontamination station. Employees will follow a route that avoids locations downwind from the emergency. If emergency exits are used, employees will proceed to the assembly area by the quickest route possible, staying close to the perimeter of the Exclusion Zone. When the assembly area is reached, employees will immediately check in with the SSO or FSSO. The site will remain evacuated until the all clear signal has been given. 8.3 Emergency Supplies Onsite emergency equipment will include equipment used during operations (heavy equipment) and reserved items stored at the decontamination/assembly area and at strategic areas onsite. The following is a list of emergency equipment available to take to the site. • First-aid supplies All personnel will have a thorough understanding of the Emergency Response Plan before starting work. It will be reviewed periodically to keep it current with new or changing site - conditions or information. Site Health and Safety Plan Page 15 Former Tracy Railyard, Tracy, California g:lis-groupladn inWbW510565777.03_uprrl0}reportslwork plan\ri finallappendiceslappc_hasplappc_text.doc