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6.6.3 Modified Level D: Modified Level D equipment, used as appropriate, is as follows: • Regular Tyvek coveralls. • Outer gloves: leather, cotton, neoprene or nitrile. • Inner gloves: latex or nitrile. • Sturdy steel-toe work boots. • Petroleum resistant covers over the work boots. • Hard hats. • Safety glasses. 6.6.4 Level D: Level D equipment, to be worn at all times, is as follows: • Full length pants and shirts. • Sturdy steel-toe work boots. • Hard hats. • Safety glasses 6.7 Initial Levels of Protection Based upon the nature of activities during drilling operations, the initial level of protection to be used is Level D with a contingency upgrade to Level D Modified. The initial level of protection is defined as that level in which work commences. If contamination is encountered, air monitoring, using direct-reading instruments will be performed to determine if an upgrade or downgrade is warranted. All decisions concerning the level of protection will be based upon a conservative interpretation of the information provided by air monitoring results, observed environmental conditions and/ or any other appropriate information. 7.0 EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY PLAN This section describes the emergency response plan that shall be implemented by FREY employees to handle emergencies. It is expected that modifications may be necessary upon actual Site set-up and conditions. During the Site safety meetings held periodically, all employees will be trained in and reminded of the location of this plan, the procedures outlined in this plan, the communication systems and evacuation routes used during an emergency or incident. On a continual basis, individual personnel should be constantly alert for indicators of potentially hazardous situations and for signs and symptoms in themselves and others that warn of hazardous conditions and exposures. Rapid recognition of dangerous situations can avert an emergency. FREY Page 12