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F. SITE HEALTH AND SAFETY Upon approval of the remediation system design, the site-specific health and safety plan(HASP)will be amended to reflect the planned construction activities Prior to any construction activities or system installations, various representatives of the client, on- site personnel, consultant, and contractor will meet at the site for a Contractor Orientation Meeting (COM) At the COM, consultant personnel will present all pertinent safety issues and Job Safety Analyses (JSA) forms If applicable, the HASP may be amended in response to questions or changes which anse during the COM A representative of AES will act as the Site Safety Officer for the duration of the installation activities During the installation, a "tailgate" safety meeting (TSM) will be conducted every morning prior to the start of site activities All consultant and contractor personnel will attend this meeting Any visiting personnel (client, State, etc ) will be briefed on site safety and health measures and will be required to sign off on their orientation A copy of the HASP will be maintained at the site at all times G. SYSTEM WASTE REMOVAL The primary waste generated by the remediation system will be hydrocarbon vapors from the SVE system In addition, small amounts of subsurface fluids may become entrained in the SVE vapor stream and captured in the moisture separator(5-101) The disposal details for these waste streams are addressed below System Emissions An Authority to Construct(ATC) form must be completed and submitted to the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) prior to finalizing the Remediation System Design Accompanying this form will be a Supplemental Application Form for Soil and Groundwater Remediation This application will specify the proposed equipment and provide a complete summary of the operating parameters for the SVE System and ICE Unit Upon approval of the ATC application by the SJVAPCD, the RAP will be finalized with the State of California Upon the State's approval, a Permit to Operate Form will be submitted to San Joaquin Valley UAPCD This form will provide final details of the system operating parameters Treatment system efficiency will be evaluated on a continual basis In the event that it is determined the treatment system is not achieving optimal performance,the cause(s)will be identified and system operation modified accordingly If such modification requires system upgrade and/or expansion (e g , inadequate coverage of recovery wells warrants adding additional wells to the recovery V-'1