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n Site Safety Plan Page two: Note: Tank hole will be filled completely as soon as soil samples are analyzed and depending on analytical report of contamination what and when will backfill. Stockton Service Station Eq. Co., Inc., will use proper equipment for each tank removal. No undersize or defective mechanical equipment will be used. All heavy equipment will be supported properly, tanks are to be secured at the assigned location after extraction. Stockton Service Station Eq. Co., Inc., will provide safety hats, goggles and clothing to employees at the job site as per O.S.H.A. Regulation 29 CFR 1910,120. Caution will be noted that a heat stress situation may develope when impermeable protective clothing is worn. Stockton Service Station Eq. Co., Inc., will hold shop meetings before start of tank removals to discuss safety procedures. The 'Buddy System" will be discussed and the course of action to be taken should an injury occur to an employee. Some of the many rules to be discussed to help prevent injury or accident are: 1. Avoid standing on top of the tank surface, it may be slippery or rusty. 2. Check for falling objects, slipping and tripping hazards. 3. Visqueen sheeting will be used if necessary around excavated soil. 4. If necessary, the site will be secured and warning signs posted to prevent the exposure of unauthorized unprotected people to site hazards. 5. Limit exposure to noisy equipment. 6. Keep a safe distance from the excavation and heavy equipment. 7. Stay upwind from the tank and/or excavation to avoid unnessory exposure whenever possible. 8. Avoid the area or take special caution when ventilating the tanks with water, dry ice or air. 9. Stockton Service Station Equipment Company, Inc., shall provide a hospital route map on job site. Written by, Mike Flores Stockton Service Station Equipment Company, Inc. MF:law