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SITE-SPECIFIC HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN FOR PHASE II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT Site Control and Safety Procedures July 7, 2023 6.13.2 Job Safety Analysis Job Safety Analyses (JSAs)will be prepared or revised prior to mobilizing to the field for tasks that do not have an SWP or to make the controls associated with an SWP be site/project specific. Applicable JSAs will be reviewed in detail on a daily basis by all affected on-site workers and/or visitors. Revisions to the JSAs will be hand written into the JSAs, forwarded to the project manager, and communicated during Daily Production Health and Safety Briefings. JSAs associated with the site/project are located in Appendix F. 6.13.3 Field Level Risk Assessment An RMS 2 Field-Level Risk Assessment(FLRA; Fit for Duty)form will be performed for high-risk tasks that have not be risk assessed prior to mobilization to the site and for which there is an SWP or JSA that addresses the task. Minor modifications to the JSAs can be written directly on the JSA to document that changing hazards are being assessed and reviewed. The RMS 2 FLRA (Fit for Duty)form shall be completed for a new task that was not addressed by an SWP or by a JSA for the site/project. 6.14 SHUTOFF VALVES/SWITCHES The SHSO will identify the location of shutoff valves and switches for utilities and products on the Site Plan and disseminate this information to all site personnel and visitors as appropriate. 6.15 SITE ACCESS AND LAYOUT Before mobilizing to the site for an event, the property owner(s)will be notified. The property is currently abandoned and has one vacant structure. On-site parking is available. The exclusion zone(s)will be set around individual work locations using delineators and snow fence for the drilling. 6.16 SITE SECURITY Security of our staff, subcontractors, equipment, and the public is of paramount importance to Stantec. Employees are trained in hazard recognition and will follow standard policies and procedures to report and mitigate site security issues/hazards if identified. Note that security consideration is different than traffic guidance and control, which also impacts security to some extent. Security refers to personal safety and freedom from theft or violence. The following items will be evaluated when considering security measures at the site: • Daytime activities at the site (e.g., gas station only, gas station with convenience store, etc.); • Recent criminal activity at the site and nearby areas (ask site owner/operator and the police); • Work hours (security concerns may be different depending on the time of day); and • Lighting at the site (thieves are generally dissuaded from stealing on well-lit sites). Standard security measures will be implemented on site to minimize the potential for loss at the site. Standard security measures include properly maintained lighting, functioning locks for Stantec 6.5