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Geosyntec° consukants • If applicable, the SHSO must immediately notify off-site emergency responders (e.g., fire department, hospital, police department, etc.) and must inform the response team of the nature and location of the emergency on site. • If applicable, the SHSO may call for evacuation of the site. Site workers should move to their respective refuge stations using the evacuation routes provided on the Site Map. • For small fires, flames should be extinguished using the appropriate type of fire extinguisher. Large fires should be handled by the local fire department. • If a worker is injured, the procedures presented in "Instructions for Injury Response", located in the front of this HASP, must be implemented immediately. • After an incident has stabilized, the procedures presented in "Instructions for Incident Reporting", located in the front of this HASP, must be followed. 6.2 Emereency Response Equipment Emergency response equipment will be maintained in the work area as necessary for this project. Examples of emergency response equipment include first aid kits, fire extinguishers (Type ABC), and eyewash bottles. 7. KEY PERSONNEL AND HEALTH AND SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES Project personnel and their responsibilities in regard to health and safety concerns on this project are as follows: Project Manager(PM): Richard Hodges • Approve this HASP and amendments, if any; • Monitor the field logbooks for health and safety work practices employed; • Coordinate with SHSO so that emergency response procedures are implemented; • Check that corrective actions are implemented; • Check and document that qualified personnel receive this plan and are aware of its provisions and potential hazards associated with site operations, and that they are instructed in safe work practices and familiar with emergency response procedures; and • Provide for appropriate monitoring, personal protective equipment, and decontamination materials. SAC111 HASP-June 2023 10 6/23/2023