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f'+ .4API ed GeO.Y sfesns � .1191-E Power Inn Road, Sacramento, CA 9582& (916) 152-2901 • FREMONT • IRVINE + HOUSTON • BOSTON s SACRAMENTO • � CULVER CITY •SAN JOSE SITE SAFETY PLAN No. 38009-2S SUBSURFACE ENVIRONMENTAL, INVESTIGATION at the Fire Engine Company No. 2 114 West Sonora Street Stockton, California (January 17, 199x) INTRODUCTION This Site Safety Plan describes basic safety requirements for the subsurface environmental r investigation. The provisions set forth in this Plan apply to the employees of Applied GeoSystems and its subcontractors working on this phase of the project. The subcontractors may elect to modify these provisions, but only to upgrade or increase the safety requirements, and ordy with the concurrence of Applied GeoSystems, as designated and accepted in writing. This Site Safety Plan will address the expected potential hazards that may be encountered on the worksite for this project. Field activities are planned to begin upon approval of the Work Plan by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division with the duration estimated at approximately 3 days after the start date. If changes in site or working conditions occur as activities progress, addenda to this plan will be provided by Appiied GeoSystems. AUTHORITY FOR SITE SAFETY The Applied GeoSystems personnel responsible for project safety are the Project Manager and the Staff Geologist or Engineer. The Health and Safety Coordinator is responsible for the overall Applied GeoSystems Health and Safety Program and may choose to audit the site for compliance and take appropriate action tocorrect deficiencies. The Project Manager is responsible for implementing the provisions of this Plan, for providing a copy of this Plan to the Staff Geologist or Engineer, and for advising the Staff Geologist or Engineer ori health and safety matters. The Project Manager and Staff Geologist or +�+ Engineer have the authority to audit site activities for compliance with the provisions of this Plan. They may suspend or modify work practices or dismiss subcontractors whose conduct does not meet the requirements specified in this Plan. The Staff Geologist or Engineer is responsible for communicating the information contained. in this Plan to the Applied GeoSystems personnel assigned to the project and to the responsible representative of each subcon,ractor working for Applied GeoSystems on the project.