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® 0 FIELDWORK HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN (HASP) FOR FIELD INVESTIGATIONS OF PETROLEUM DISTILLATE FUELS Abbreviations Used: PEL = Permissible Exposure Limit (OSHA); TLV = Threshold Limit Value (ACGIH); REL = Recommended Exposure Limit (NIOSH; STEL=Short Term Exposure Limit (OSHA); IDLH=Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health; LEL = Lower Explosive Limit; ppm = parts per million; mg/m = milligrams per cubic meter. NE = Not Established. NA = Not Applicable Notes: 1. TLV or REL listed when they are lower than the PEL. ."Potential airborne contaminant concentrations are estimated using a conservative dust concentration of 2 mg/m 3. Actual dust concentrations during the work are expected to be much lower and exposure durations are expected to be much less than 8 hours. Project Specific Hazard Assesment will be documented on the SJSA. Task Specific JSA's are required. Drilling Operations Drilling is considered to be a high-risk activity and is inherently dangerous. The driller is in charge of the drill rig and associated equipment. Listed below are items to be aware of when working near a drill rig: ➢ Stand as far back as possible from drill rig; ➢ Do not approach the drill rig until you have obtained eye contact and clearance from the driller; ➢ Never lean anything against the rig; ➢ Stay clear of outriggers / hydraulic jacks when they are being lowered; ➢ Stand well back and to the sides when rig is towering up; ➢ Look up and act as an extra set of eyes when driller is towering up — watch for electrical lines, trees, or any other obstruction; ➢ Stay clear of all rotating parts, including augers, and never reach in without communicating with the rig operator; ➢ Always use the company policy 'Show Your Hands' when engaging equipment; ➢ Always wear minimum level D PPE when working near a drill rig (hard hat, safety glasses, steel toed boots and hearing protection). TASK W¢t31`CIl�ifs I i 6PEB.TtEStRoute of Entry OF MITIGATION CONSTITUENT WARNING PROPERTIES Primary Route of Entry Silica Dust (visible) Primary route of entry, inhalation. It is anticipated < 2m /m3 exposure. Methane Odorless, colorless, flammable Inhalation Petroleum Distillates Gasoline or Kerosene like odor Inhalation. Hydrogen Sulfide Strong odor of rotten eggs Inhalation Oil Odor like burned lubricating oil Absorption/inhalation as mist Metals Metallic taste, coughing Ingestion/inhalation as dust Tetrachloroethene Chloroform like odor. Irritated eyes, nose, throat. Inhalation and absorption if handed directly. Prepare job Injury or exposure to public or other on-site Perform daily safety meeting prior to the start of work and discuss PPE requirements (hard site personnel hat, safe lasses, safety vest & safety toe boots Project Specific Hazard Assesment will be documented on the SJSA. Task Specific JSA's are required. Drilling Operations Drilling is considered to be a high-risk activity and is inherently dangerous. The driller is in charge of the drill rig and associated equipment. Listed below are items to be aware of when working near a drill rig: ➢ Stand as far back as possible from drill rig; ➢ Do not approach the drill rig until you have obtained eye contact and clearance from the driller; ➢ Never lean anything against the rig; ➢ Stay clear of outriggers / hydraulic jacks when they are being lowered; ➢ Stand well back and to the sides when rig is towering up; ➢ Look up and act as an extra set of eyes when driller is towering up — watch for electrical lines, trees, or any other obstruction; ➢ Stay clear of all rotating parts, including augers, and never reach in without communicating with the rig operator; ➢ Always use the company policy 'Show Your Hands' when engaging equipment; ➢ Always wear minimum level D PPE when working near a drill rig (hard hat, safety glasses, steel toed boots and hearing protection). TASK RECOGNIZEO,k1AZAtZi1METHOD OF MITIGATION Dressing Spider's in clothing and boots All staff to keep their uniforms and boots in the changing rooms. All staff to shake out their boots and inspect cloths prior to wearing. Mobilize Visually inspect equipment (fire extinguisher on board, no oil or other fluid leaks, cabling and Equipment On-site vehicular accident with heavy associated equipment in good condition, pressurized hoses secured with whip checks or and equipment/equipment maintenance adequate substitute, jacks in good condition, grounding as appropriate. Materials Moving Equipment/Driving vehicles Use spotters to watch for people and obstacles. No cell phone use. Wear seatbelts at all times. Prepare job Injury or exposure to public or other on-site Perform daily safety meeting prior to the start of work and discuss PPE requirements (hard site personnel hat, safe lasses, safety vest & safety toe boots Set up exclusion zone. Maintain perimeter fencing and closed gates. Secure all potentially hazardous equipment inside the locked fenced work area and place warning barriers or covers on or around the hazardous parts. Equipment Movement/ Mud Pit barricade or tape immediately after completion Set-up Loading/UnloadingLoading/Unloading rig from Transport Safe work procedure Obstacles - equipment, em to ees, and others eroeer drill site organization and planning, spotters, communication Leveling Jacks communication, safe work practices Mast Elevation communication, visual clearance Ancillary Equipment Set -U ro er manual handling, PPE, communication, safe work practices AirNVater Hose Connections safe work practices, safe use of tools Rod Stacking proper manual handling, PPE Drilling Fluid Preparation PPE, safe work practices Drill Bit Set -Up communication, safe work procedure - 4 - Revision: 7 — June 2013