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Geosyntecl-' <br /> consultants <br /> 12. STOP WORK AUTHORITY <br /> to accordance with the Company's Procedure HSE SOP 201 — Stop Work Authority, <br /> Geosyntec personnel and subcontractor personnel have the authority and responsibility <br /> do issue a Stop Work Order if unsafe actions and/or conditions are identified. The Stop <br /> 1JVork Authority(SWA)process involves a stop,notify, correct,and resume approach for <br /> resolving observed unsafe work actions or conditions. The person issuing the work <br /> Stoppage will first notify workers engaged in or affected by the unsafe activity or <br /> condition and require that associated work be stopped. After this Stop Work Order is <br /> issued, the Geosyntec project manager and the supervisors for affected or concerned <br /> Sontractors will also be notified. The Geosyntec project manager will document the <br /> Ssuance of the Stop Work Order on the form provided in Procedure HSE SOP 201.Work <br /> will not resume until the issues and concerns of the Stop Work Order have been <br /> adequately addressed. <br /> 13. AIR MONITORING <br /> APPLIES TO TASK: ®O ®O ❑O ❑O ❑O ❑O ❑O ❑O ❑NOT APPLICABLE <br /> Air monitoring will be performed to evaluate airborne chemical and/or dust exposure <br /> levels within the breathing zone of site workers. Hazardous conditions may include <br /> concentrations that may cause acute or chronic illness, potential oxygen deficient <br /> environments, or potential explosive environments. Air monitoring may also be <br /> performed to evaluate the adequacy of engineering, administrative, and/or PPE controls. <br /> Air monitoring may be"real-time"(e.g.,the instrument provides immediate results at the <br /> project), using multi-gas meters,photoionization detectors (PIDs), or colorimetric tubes. <br /> Personal monitoring may also be performed by collecting samples and forwarding them <br /> to a laboratory for analysis and quantification. <br /> The type(s) of air monitoring equipment required, and associated action levels are <br /> outlined in Appendix D. Monitoring equipment must be calibrated based on the <br /> (manufacturer's requirements. Calibration results and air monitoring measurements must <br /> be documented. Based on the results noted and site activities or scope of work changes, <br /> (the frequency of air monitoring may be adjusted on site by the SHSO with the consent of <br /> the Project Manager and communication with the HSC. <br /> 14. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT <br /> SAC373 HASP 21 04/2/2026 <br />