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SECTION 3 KEY PERSONNEL AND RESPONSIBILITY 3.1 Chain of Command, ICF Mr. John Farr is the Project Manager and Engineer. Mr. Robert Fagemess is the Project Field Engineer and will also function as the Site Safety Officer (SSO). Mr. Mark Silva is a Project Geologist who will function as the alternative Site Safety Officer in the absence of Mr. Fagernes. Mr. Gerald Joy, C.I.H., C.S.P., is the Corporate Health and Safety Manager. Ms. Ines Cadivid-Parr is the Regional Health and Safety Officer. Ms. Sandra Pimienta is the local Health and Safety Officer. The project field staff have completed 40 hours of comprehensive health and safety training which meets the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120 and 8 CCR 5192. The SSO and alternative SSO have the authority to monitor and correct health and safety problems as noticed on site. The Project Manager (PM) or his designee is responsible for generating, organizing and compiling the site safety and health plan which describes all planned field activities and potential hazards that may be encountered at the site. The PM is also responsible for assuring that adequate training and safety briefing(s) for the project are provided to the project team. The PM has provided a copy of this SSHP to each member of the project field team and subcontractor(s) pD�Qr to the beginning of field activities. The PM is also responsible for providing a copy of the SSHP to subcontractor staff prior to conducting any field activities. The Corporate Health and Safety Manager (CHSM) is responsible for developing and coordinating ICF's health and safety program. For specific projects, the CHSM is responsible for reviewing and approving the draft SSHP for accuracy and incorporating new information or guidelines which aid the PM or SSO in further definition and control of the potential health and safety hazards associated with the project. The Project Field Engineer or Geologist (FE/PG) is responsible for ensuring that all data acquisition is performed in accordance with the Work Plan and SSHP, and that deviations from the plan are based upon field conditions encountered and are well documented in the field notes. The FE/PG's health and safety responsibilities include: 1. Following the SSHP. 2. Reporting to the PM any unsafe conditions or practices. 3. Reporting to the PM all facts pertaining to incidents which result in injury or exposure to toxic materials. 4. Reporting to the PM equipment malfunctions or deficiencies. UNKI&SSHP 6.9.W141MMI-00 3-1