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5.0 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL 5.1 JOB HAZARD ANALYSES Prior to initiating any new project activity, or when there is a change in site conditions, the FSO will assist project team members in completing a JHA. The JHA will list the hazards associated with the project activity as well as associated control strategies. JHAs for the tasks listed in Section 4.1, as well as a blank copy of the JHA form,are located in Appendix B. As new task-specific JHAs are developed, they will be attached to this HASP. All necessary forms associated with task-specific JHAs are available in the field office trailer on the H&S table. 5.2 SUBSURFACE CLEARANCE Prior to initiating any ground disturbance activities,project team members will follow the ERM SSC Process. An SSC Experienced Person will administer the SSC process from start to finish. The SSC Process Flow Chart, the SSC Requirements and Procedures Checklist, and the SSC Procedure Field Checklist are included in Appendix D. 5.3 SITE INSPECTIONS The FSO or designee will inspect the job site at least once per week (or once per day during large-scale construction activities)using the Site Inspection Checklist in Appendix E as a guide. Completed checklists will be submitted to the HSC and retained in the site safety file. 5.4 BEHAVIOR-BASED SAFETY Everyone on site as art of this project will make a commitment to work Y p p ) safely and to look out for others on the jobsite. ERM has developed a Personal Safety Contract(PSC) as a tool to help ERM personnel and ERM Contractors think about the safety-related aspects of the work at hand, as described in applicable JHAs. Prior to the start of each work day,workers will fill out the appropriate sections of a PSC. By completing their FSCs each day, site workers agree to make a daily commitment to their own safety and the safety of those around them. The PSC helps workers think about proper work ERM 5-1 DEERE/129740-9/29/2011