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SITE-SPECIFIC HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN FOR WELL INSTALLATIONS Site Control and Safety Procedures May 4, 2017 Evaluate health and safety and environmental impacts associated with the changed item; Evaluate budget and schedule impacts associated with the changed item; Implement the MOC plan, and; Document completion of MOC tasks. Manual Handling Any tasks that involve lifting, pulling, pushing, or carrying materials by hand shall be conducted in accordance with CEMC's Manual Handling Standard. The goals of the standard are to: Plan the work activity and try to eliminate manual handling through pre-job planning. If manual handling is the only option then ensure workers stay within lifting and carrying limits. Eliminate or mitigate manual handling incidents by using proper lifting, pushing/pulling, and carrying techniques. During the project planning and pre-job analyses, project managers and field crews shall complete a JHA and/or JSA for any manual lifting, pushing, pulling, or carrying that will be required. Before manually handling objects, ensure that the Hand Safety Guideline has been reviewed and that proper PPE is worn. Required manual handling activities shall conform to the following limits, where "ideal" and "non-ideal" refer to the type of body posture used: Type of Lift Number of Persons Non-ideal 1 Maximum Weight 25 lbs(11kg) Ideal 1 50 lbs (22kg) Ideal Team 2 or more 100 lbs (45kg) Position # of Persons Hand Contact Maximum Weight Max Travel Distance Front of Body 1 2 50 lbs (22kg) 10 yds/m Front of Body 1 2 40 lbs (18 kg) 20 yds/m Front or Side of Body 1 2 or top handle 30 lbs (13kg) 30 yds/m Permits Permits may include, but are not limited to, access agreements, discharge permits (i.e. NPDES permits, air permits), building permits, well installation, and should be on discussed and verified before work begins. Permit To Work (PTW) Field work cannot begin until an authorized PTW is in effect each day. The PTW assures that authorized and properly trained people (Qualified PTW Approvers) have verified the daily scope of work, communicated foreseeable hazards and risks, and taken steps to implement appropriate control measures. A PTW form is included in Attachment 7. All hazards and applicable safety precautions shall be discussed with the field team and any subcontractors before a PTW is authorized. If there are conflicting activities where safety may be compromised, those issues must be resolved before the PTW is authorized. A PTW is not 39