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HEALTH .. SAFETY <br />The purpose of this Health and Safety Plan (HASP) is to define on-site health and safety roles, health <br />and safety procedures, and discuss chemical and physical hazards, and electrical safety issues which <br />may be encountered at the project. <br />The elements of the HASP include procedures for personnel protection equipment safety, medical <br />surveillance, air quality monitoring, and general safe work practices. This plan also details the proper <br />emergency procedures, including emergency response and first-aid capabilities. Compliance with this <br />HASP is required of all workers and third parties who enter the sites while the above work is in <br />progress. <br />Tait clients may suggest or require adherence to their company HASP. Tait employees shall adhere <br />to the more stringent procedures in either case or the required procedures by Cal/OSHA or other <br />Federal mandated safety orders. <br />The scope of work for this project includes: Replacing the existing discriminating sensors to non- <br />discriminating sensors at various sites. Scheduling a inspection with San Joaquin DEH and certifying <br />the new sensors. <br />It is important to protect the surrounding environment as it exists around the work area involved. All <br />trees, plants, and shrubs close to the work area will be barricaded if necessary to reduce the risk of <br />damage from construction debris and equipment. All efforts will be made to insure protection of <br />natural resources within the boundaries of the project and within the work area. All demolition and <br />excavation will be limited to the enclosed work area. <br />Dust control measures, in the form of water spray, will be used to prevent dust migration from the <br />excavation site. This is a generally accepted procedure by all Governing Agencies. <br />Generated hazardous waste will be handled and disposed of in Compliance with the following; 40 CFR <br />260, 40 CFR 261, 40 CFR 262, 40 CFR 263, CFR 1910, Title 22 Division 4, Title 23, Cal OSHA, and Cal <br />Haz-Mat Enforcement and Liability. <br />�; • <br />MEW <br />)1 1111 $] 1111• <br />11/07/2005 revision 5 2 <br />