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THA /Chemical Storage Facility/1010 Industrial Drive, Stockton CA / Drilling HASP 4 leaves the vicinity of the rig, the drill engine must be shut off; Practice good housekeeping by keeping excess material well out of the way and in a neat pile. All tools and equipment should have its own place and when not in use they should be stored there; Use protective clothing, as warranted. Hardhats, close-fitting gloves, welding glasses, safety glasses, safety belts, safety boots, etc. will be worn when appropriate; Ear protection must be worn by employees drilling in an enclosed area (i.e., next to high walls or buildings) and when core drilling for a 6- to 8-hour period. OSHA regulations require that ear protection be worn by employees exposed to noise at or above 90 decibels (on a time weighted average); and Running is generally not allowed, except in a life-threatening situation. 3.3.3 Collection of Soil Samples Dermal contact may occur if care is not taken to avoid contact with skin. Nitrile or neoprene gloves are required when collecting samples along with any other pertinent PPE (safety glass, hearing protection, etc.) 4. PERSONNEL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS Workers are required to be trained in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 covering Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response and OSHAs 29 CFR 1926 Construction Industry Standards. At a minimum, all personnel are required to be trained to recognize the hazards on-site and the provisions of this HASP. 4.1 Pre-Assignment and Annual Refresher Training Prior to arrival on site, each employer will be responsible for certifying that the employees meet the requirements of training, consistent with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 paragraph (e)(3) or (e)(9). The employer should be able to provide a document certifying that each general site worker has received 40 hours of instruction off the site, and 24 hours of training for any workers who are on site only occasionally for a specific task. If an individual employee has work experience and/or training that is equivalent to that provided in the initial training, an employer may waive the 40-hour training so long as that equivalent experience is documented or certified. All personnel must also receive 8 hours of refresher training annually. 4.2 Training and Briefing Topics The Site Supervisor(s) will discuss the following items at the site pre-entry briefing(s) and at periodic tailgate safety meetings: Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Physical hazards Chemical hazards Emergency response plan Air Monitoring Training requirements Animal bites and stings Respiratory protection Medical surveillance Site control R.IProjectsITHA1003-Stockton Phase II ESAIDrillingIHASP McGinley and Associates, Inc.