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Health and Safety Plan July 18, 1994 <br /> Law/Crandall Project Golden Final <br /> 3.0 GENERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS <br /> 3.1 Training <br /> Consistent with the CAL-OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard <br /> (8 CCR 5192), all site personnel are to have had the required initial 40-hour training or 8-hour <br /> update training within the last year. <br /> At least one site person must be current in First-Aid and CPR training unless emergency medical <br /> services can be accessed within 5 minutes of requesting assistance. Only employees <br /> current in first-aid/CPR training are to render assistance to an injured employee. <br /> 3.2 Medical Surveillance <br /> Consistent with 8 CCR 5192, all site personnel are required to have had a baseline or update <br /> physical examination within the last year. <br /> As a follow-up to a possible exposure above established exposure limits, the employee is entitled <br /> and encouraged to seek medical attention. Depending upon the type of chemical, its concentration, <br /> and the exposure duration, it may be critical to obtain medical attention within 24-48 hours of the <br /> exposure. At a minimum, personnel exposed on-site must report that exposure immediately to the <br /> SSO or their supervisor. <br /> 3.3 Site Safety Meetings <br /> Site safety meetings will be conducted by the SSO before field personnel begin work, when there <br /> are modifications to the H&S plan, and when additional personnel begin field work. Meetings are <br /> to be attended by personnel involved in field activities. The topics to be discussed include the <br /> following: <br /> • description of the assigned tasks and their potential hazards; <br /> • coordination of site activities; <br /> 3 <br />