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r The purpose of this Health and Safety Plan (HASP) is to define on-site health and safety roles, health and safety procedures, and discuss chemical and physical hazards, which may be encountered at the project. The elements of the HASP include procedures for personnel protection equipment safety, medical surveillance, air quality monitoring, and general work practices. This plan also details the proper emergency procedures, including emergency response and first-aid capabilities. Compliance with this HASP is required of all workers and third parties who enter the sites while the above work is in progress. uqlmp•• • •. Perform necessary SB -989 repairs. Remove dispensers number 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8 to gain access to pans and replace all piping and electrical penetrations with non split blue line penetrations. Prep and fiberglass the sump to collar connection inside the 89 turbine sump. Upon a succesfull pre-test reset dispensers and perform the necessary SB -989 testing with Mr. Steven Shih of San Joaquin County Env. Health or other designated agency representative. It is important to protect the surrounding environment as it exists around the work area involved. All trees, plants, and shrubs close to the work area will be barricaded if necessary to reduce the risk of damage from construction debris and equipment. All efforts will be made to insure protection of natural resources within the boundaries of the project and within the work area. All demolition and excavation will be limited to the enclosed work area. Dust control measures, in the form of water spray, will be used to prevent dust migration from the excavation site. This is a generally accepted procedure by all Governing Agencies. Generated hazardous waste will be handled and disposed of in Compliance with the following; 40 CFR 260, 40 CFR 261, 40 CFR 262, 40 CFR 263, CFR 1910, Title 22 Division 4, Title 23, Cal OSHA, and Cal Haz-Mat Enforcement and Liability.