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FIELDWORK HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN (HASP) FOR FIELD INVESTIGATIONS OF PETROLEUM DISTILLATE FUELS - 5 - Revision: 7 — June 2013 Flammable or oxygen -deficient atmosphere Include Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) and oxygen monitoring. If >10% LEL or 02 <19.5%, from accumulated vapors discontinue work or ventilate area with explosion -proof equipment do not resume until levels return to safe. Noise Wear hearing protection when noise levels exceed 85 db. Equipment failure Perform periodic visual inspections of heayy equipment Fire Have fire extinguishers available on-site Forklift operations Only properly trained staff is able to operate forklift. Forklift to be inspected at the beginning of each shift. Operation of the vehicle slowly, controlled and alert required. General Strain or crushing injury from unloading or Use proper lifting and unloading techniques. Use proper equipment and caution when Material moving heavy objects. unloading or moving heavy objects. Non essential personnel to stay clear of areas where Handling heayy objects are being moved. Wear leather gloves when moving heavy or sharp objects. Slip/trip/fall on uneven surfaces or debris in the Use caution and be aware of your surroundings. Maintain a clean work area. Wear steel toe work area. work boots. Contusions, lacerations or strain from use of Use the right tools for the job. Use tools that are in good working order. Wear leather gloves hand tools. and eye protection when using hand tools. Noise near operating machinery Use hearing protection per "Arms Length Rule." Utilize hearing protection at all times near rigs. Eye irritation from blowing dust Wear safety glasses at all times. Goggles may be required during work in windy, dusty situations. Fall hazards if climbing on trucks Avoid climbing on trucks. Exposure to chemical contaminants wear specified PPE. Monitor organic vapor levels and maintain dust control. Follow site control procedures. Follow decontamination and hygiene procedures. Work around heavy equipment as part of CDLP to inspect excavation equipment for proper operation prior to starting work. Non - excavation, backfilling, and compaction essential personnel to stay away from moving equipment. activities. Heavy equipment to be equipped with 'back up" warning devices. Employees on foot in Struck by heavy equipment. Potential roll over operations area to wear high visibility vests. Seat belt use is mandatory when operating incidents. machinery. Operators to be informed of government environmental and biological monitors presence during operations. Excavations greater than five feet in depth, and based on Type C Soil, will be protected by sloping, (if personnel were to enter). CFR 1926.652(a) (1).Spoil will be placed (2) feet back from edge of excavation. Excavations greater than (4) feet in depth will be provided with Engulfment, hazardous atmosphere, fall and access ramps or ladders (secured top and bottom) to allow for no more than (25) feet of lateral struck by hazards. Underground utility damage. travel 1926.651(c) (2). Where an excavation is left open, and fall hazard potential exists, the excavation will be temporarily fenced (orange plastic). Utilize spotter and earth probe when Heavy nearing underground utilities. Hand dig when in proximity to utility. Employees shall wear a equipment/ harness with a lifeline securely attached to it when entering excavations classified as a drilling and confined space or that otherwise present the potential for emergency rescue. work around Work around an open excavation. No entry into the excavation unless proper shoring, benching, and ramps are in place per excavations OSHA standards. Traffic hazard during mobilization of and Coordinate work closely between CDLP and all other on-site personnel. All heavy equipment operation of equipment must have operating backup alarm. All personnel must wear visibility vests. Strain or crushing injury from unloading or Use proper lifting and unloading techniques. Use proper equipment and caution when moving heavy objects. unloading or moving heavy objects. Non essential personnel to stay clear of areas where heavy objects are being moved. Wear leather gloves when moving heavy objects. Slip/trip/fall on uneven surfaces or debris in the Use caution and be aware of your surroundings. Maintain a clean work area. Wear steel toe work area. Nail stickups. work boots. Contusions, lacerations or strain from use of Use the right tools for the job. Use tools that are in good working order. Wear leather gloves hand tools. when using hand tools. Noise near operating machinery Use hearing protection per "Arms Length Rule." Overhead Cranes/lines Be aware of their height and presence. Do not lift excavators higher than necessary. Wear hard hats at all times on site. Eye irritation from blowing dust during Wear safety glasses at all times. excavation. Fall hazards if climbing on trucks Avoid climbing on trucks. Rod Rotation physical guards, visual hazard identification, training Other rotating hazards (belts, chains, drive physical guards, visual hazard identification, training lines, etc. Noise engineering, administration, PPE Dust engineering, administration, PPE Drilling Running and Pulling Drill String safe work procedure, proper manual handling Operations High Pressure Hoses whip checks, visual inspection Breaking Rod Joint safe work procedure Water Swivel proper maintenance, inspection Core Recovery - pulling and emptying inner safe work procedures, PPE, training tube, and assemblyof inner tube and barrel - 5 - Revision: 7 — June 2013