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Safety and Health Plan <br />Proposed Distribution Center Stockton, California <br />February 18, 2022 Terracon Project No. NA227001 <br />15 <br />requirements contained in this plan. <br /> The SSO will investigate and immediately report all accidents to the Corporate Safety and <br />Health Manager. <br /> Site activities will be conducted only during daylight hours unless adequate portable lighting <br />is mobilized to the project site. <br /> The "buddy system" will be observed at all times during intrusive site investigations. A <br />minimum of two people will work together and remain within eye sight or not greater than 100 <br />ft. apart. <br />11.0 SITE CONTROL <br />An exclusion zone, contaminant reduction zone and a support zone will be established whenever <br />project activities require Level C or Level B personal protective equipment. Defined access and <br />egress points will be established and personnel will enter only through those points. <br />If unauthorized personnel attempt to enter the exclusion zone, the SSO will verbally inform the <br />individual(s) to leave the project site. If unauthorized individuals refuse to leave the exclusion <br />zone or are considered in danger or pose danger to project personnel, the SSO will cease project <br />activities (i.e., shut down drill rigs, excavation equipment, etc.) and notify the client representative <br />or the local police of the situation. Site activities will not resume until unauthorized personnel have <br />left the project site. <br />12.0 AIR MONITORING AND SITE ACTION LEVELS <br />This air monitoring protocol is designed to prevent personnel exposure to airborne contaminants <br />in excess of established permissible exposure limits. The results of field air monitoring will be <br />used to determine the adequacy of initial personal protective equipment selection. Air monitoring <br />equipment required for petroleum contaminated sites will include the following: <br />Photoionization Detector <br />Task Leader(s) will be knowledgeable in the operation of the photoionization detector. A manual <br />on the operation of the PID and the appropriate calibration kit will be mobilized to the project site <br />with the instrument. Photoionization detectors will be calibrated under field conditions each day <br />prior to use. Task Leaders are instructed to consult the manufacturer's specifications for <br />appropriate calibration gas and calibration techniques. <br />A photoionization detector (PID) will be used to determine approximate hydrocarbon vapor <br />concentrations in the BREATHING ZONE of site personnel. Continuous breathing zone air