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THA / Chemical Storage Facility/1010 Industrial Drive, Stockton CA / Drilling HASP 8 8.1 Personnel Decontamination All workers exposed to site contaminants will be required to enact an orderly removal of contaminated PPE. This can be accomplished through repeated change of disposable garments and/or PPE wash at the end of the shift. Workers shall be instructed to the importance of decontamination to prevent cross contamination. 8.2 Sampling Equipment Decontamination Sampling equipment and heavy equipment may be decontaminated in accordance with procedures as defined in the work plan(s) or as follows: Sampling equipment will be rinsed using water and 5% tri- sodium phosphate solution (Alconox/distilled water). Sampling equipment will be decontaminated between taking samples to prevent cross contamination. 9. EMERGENCY RESPONSE/CONTINGENCY PLAN This section describes contingencies and emergency planning procedures to be implemented at the Site. This plan is compatible with local, state and federal disaster and emergency management plans as appropriate. 9.1 Pre-Emergency Planning Tailgate site safety discussions will be held daily. All employees will be trained in and reminded of provisions of the emergency response plan, communication systems, and evacuation routes. Section 3.3 identifies the hazardous conditions associated with specific site activities. The plan will be reviewed and revised if necessary, on a regular basis by the HSO. This will ensure that the plan is adequate and consistent with prevailing site conditions. 9.2 Emergency Recognition and Prevention Section 3.2 provides a listing of chemical hazards onsite. Additional hazards as a direct result of site activities are listed in section 3.3 as are prevention and control techniques/mechanisms. Personnel will be familiar with techniques of hazard recognition from pre-assignment training and site-specific briefings. The HSO is responsible for ensuring that prevention devices or equipment is available to personnel. 9.3 Evacuation Routes/Procedures In the event of an emergency that necessitates an evacuation of the site, the evacuation alarm notification should be made using three long blasts on a vehicle horn, supplemented using the hand signals and / or verbal orders. All personnel should evacuate upwind of any activities. Personnel will remain at that area until the re-entry is authorized. In the event personnel must leave site altogether, ensure that a predetermined location is identified off-site so that all personnel can be accounted for. 9.4 Emergency Contact/Notification System The following list provides names and telephone numbers for emergency contact personnel. In the event of a medical emergency, personnel will take direction from the HSO and notify R:IProjectsITHA1003-Stockton Phase II ESAIDrillingIHASP McGinley and Associates, Inc.