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we ATC workplaces, as applicable The program meets, and often exceeds, the requirements promulgated by the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) As part of the SIP, ATC personnel are appropriately trained and under a Medical Surveillance Program in accordance with OSHA 40 CFR 1910 120, as applicable The primary mechanism to ensure employee, environmental, and public safety at ATC at the project site will be the Health and Safety Plan (HASP) ATC will prepare, approve and implement a HASP for this project All individuals working under the purview of ATC will be required to read and sign the HASP to acknowledge their understanding of the information contained in it The HASP will be site-specific and task -specific, describing hazardous conditions that may be encountered and prescribing the necessary safety protocols to protect employees from these hazards The HASP will be reviewed by the project management team and then reviewed/approved for field use by the Site Safety and Health officer The HASP will be implemented and enforced on site by the assigned Site Safety and Health Officer ATC will prepare a Health and Safety Plan based on the scope of work and the potential hazards relating to the installation of the remediation system At a minimum the HASP will identify roles and responsibilities of key site personnel, hazard analysis for A chemical, physical, and physieocliei�ncaI lia2ard5 aiitiwpated, a personnei protec,doin plarrfntt� aaleLy procedures for specific site operations, (e g , drilling, etc ), a decontamination plan, and an emergency response/contingency plan The HASP will specify levels of protection for site personnel on a task - specific basis As with any project of this magnitude, there are inevitable encounters with a variety of physical hazards ranging from simple housekeeping to temperature extremes ATC will provide continual evaluation of all potentially hazardous conditions, as the protect is undertaken and prescribe additional safety protocols to protect site personnel as needed 10 2.2 Installation Activities The remediation system installation will be implemented as specified in the remediation system engineering design and bid package The design and bid package will include installation activities, which will consist of the following • Remediation Well Installation: The proposed remediation system will utilize existing wells VEAS-1 through VEAS-3 for vapor extraction and air sparging, respectively Existing wells EX - 1 and MW -1 will be utilized for groundwater extraction, proposed wells VEAS-4 and VEAS-5 will also be utilized for vapor extraction and air sparging The construction of proposed wells VEAS-4 and VEAS-5 is identical to VEAS-1 as illustrated in Figure 3 • Remediation Trenching and Piping Subsurface remediation piping will be installed in a trench for the purpose of vapor and groundwater extraction and for air sparging from the respective well to the remediation system compound Existing wells VE -1, VE -2, VE -3 and proposed wells VE -4 and VE -5 will be utilized for vapor extraction purposes Existing wells AS -1, AS -2, AS -3 and EZ 100966 CAP S 1EZ SmelEZ i009661Repom\100966CAP 20 ATC Associates Inc ATC Project No 43 25827 0026