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Revised Soil Gas Sampling I rWorkplan September 8,2017 CA ARNG, FMS #24, Stocktu,., CA Page 5 PREFIELD ACTIVITIES The following sections detail what activities will be completed prior to implementation of field work. No field work will start prior to CVRWQCB approval of this workplan. CVRWQCB will be notified 72 hours prior to any field efforts for coordination purposes. PERMITS The lead regulatory agency for this work is the CVRWQCB. Well permits, if necessary, will be obtained from the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (SJCEHD) for each probe location. The permit applications will be signed by a CA ARNG representative. No work will be conducted on a City right-of-way; therefore, an encroachment permit will not be necessary. UTILITY CLEARANCE At least 72 hours prior to drilling, the proposed assessment areas will be marked on the pavement/ground with white paint and/or stakes. Both Underground Service Alert (USA) and FMS personnel will then be contacted to identify and mark-out underground utilities within the vicinity of the drilling locations. SITE SAFETY AND HEALTH PLAN All field activities will be completed with safety as the foremost concern. A site-specific Site Safety and Health Plan (SSHP) was prepared to ensure all potential hazards associated with the site work are addressed. All on-site personnel, including visitors, will be required to familiarize themselves with the SSHP prior to entering the Site, and it will remain on site during all field activities. All work will comply with Federal and California Occupational Safety and Health Association Safety and Health Regulations. MOBILIZATION AND SITE PREPARATION As part of mobilization, the site limits and construction zones will be identified and marked in accordance with the SSHP. Personnel entering the drilling areas will be required to wear the appropriate personal protective equipment. A Tailgate Health & Safety Meeting will be performed on a daily basis during work activities, which will alert all personnel to possible on-site hazards. The Tailgate Safety Meeting Form will be signed by all personnel present. Minimum site security measures include: Placing delineators around the drilling work areas; Using the onsite vehicles, including the direct-push-technology (DPT) rig and support trucks, as barriers between the work sites and surrounding areas; and Using caution tape around potentially dangerous areas. These steps will protect personnel from inadvertently entering the drilling areas and other hazardous zones during work activities. ""Altar