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least 80 degrees Fahrenheit and at least 10 degrees Fahrenheit higher than the average high daily temperature in the preceding 5 days. Monitoring can be done by either the supervisor or by use of the buddy system,where the new employee is accompanied by an experienced, knowledgeable Kleinfelder staff member. • New employees are to be encouraged during morning tailgate meetings to immediately report to their supervisor symptoms and signs of heat stress in themselves or in co-workers. New employees on this site and dates which new-employee monitoring will no longer be required: NAME DATE III. Water • Water shall be potable, fresh, pure, and suitably cool. Site Leads/Supervisors will visually examine the water to ensure purity and check that it is adequately cool by pouring some on their skin. Employees working alone/individually are responsible for checking their supply and condition regularly throughout the shift. • When employees are working in large areas water will be placed in several locations as specified below, and whenever possible no more than 100 yards from the work areas. • Site Leads/Supervisors will ensure that at least 2 quarts of water per person per hour is available at the start of the shift and shall check supplies hourly. Site Leads/Supervisors will replace water supplies any time the current level reaches 50%. • Site Leads/Supervisors shall encourage employees to drink water frequently, and at a rate of up to 4 cups per hour during heat waves or high heat periods. • Employees are to report low water levels, warm or dirty water containers, or any signs, symptoms, or concerns of heat illness to supervisors. • Paper disposable cups shall be provided at the water location and kept sanitary any time water jugs or coolers will be used with more than 1 employee. Individual containers that will be used are to be marked by the employee with Sharpie or equivalent marker to prevent inadvertent sharing of containers. • For Heat Wave or High Heat conditions (>95oF), water breaks shall be adjusted as noted in the High Heat Procedures at the end of this plan. On this site,water will be: ❑x Carried by the individual (mobile/remote work) ❑ Individual containers on Kleinfelder vehicle ❑ At these specific locations on the jobsite: ❑x Individual containers in a cooler present on Kleinfelder vehicle ❑ Other(specify): IV. Shade • Kleinfelder will provide shade when the temperature exceeds 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Shade areas will be open to the air or provided with ventilation or cooling. Enough shade will be provided to accommodate the number of employees on break or recovery period at any given time. • Shade structures will ensure that employees in shaded areas can sit in a normal posture fully in the shade without having contact with one another and can accommodate 25%of employees per shift at any one time. The shade shall be located as close as practicable to the work area. During meal periods, the amount of shade available City of Stockton Phase II ESA SAC24O174591 - Kleinfelder Confidential:APPENDICES TO Site Visit HASP (HSP-5-06_Form 1) Last Updated: 10/08/2020 Page 2