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OHMRemediationServices Corp. HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN‘askbreakdownssk No. 2: Ching andrubbing‘tility vcritiution andte survey operationaPotentialSharp ObjectsHazardsHazard Control Measures. Wear cot rcsiatant work gloves when the poaaibility of lacerationa or other injury may be caused by sharpedges or objecta* Maintain all hand and power tools in a safe condition. Keep guards in place during useHandling Hepvy Objects. Observe proper lifting techniquea. Obey amaible lifting limita (60 pounda maximum per person maooal lifting). Use mechanical lifting equipment f.haod carta. trucka) to move large awkward loadsElectriollShockl. Daemtgize or shut off utility lines at their sourn before work begins. Use double insulated or properly grounded electric power-operated tools. Provide an quipmmt-grounding conductor program or employ ground-fault circuit intermpters. Use quailfled oleetriciaas to honk up electrtul circuits. Inspect all extension cords daily for structural integrity, ground continuity. and damaged insulation. Cover or elevate electric wire or flexible cord paaaing thmugh wok areas to protect from damage. Keep all plug, cords, and nccptac1e.s out of water. Use approved water-proof, weather-proof type if expoaum is likelyInspect all electrical power circuits prior to commencing work. Follow Lockouflagout pmccdurca io accordance with OHM Health and Safety Procedures ManualSlips. Tripa, Fails. Clear walkways of quipmcnt, construction debris and other materials. h&k. identify or barricade other obatroctiooa. USC body harness and lifeline when working 6 fat or more above the ground. Use approved ladders in accordance with OHM Health and Safety Procedures Manes1Inhalation and Contact withHaaardous subatanccs. Pmvide wotken proper skin. eye and respiratory protection bawd on exposure hazards p-t. Review hazardous properties of poteotial site contaminants with workers before operations begin. .Task No. 3: Soil.?xcavation/stagingPotentialHazardsStruck by. Against HeavyEquipment, Flying Debris,Protrudmg ObjectsHazard Control MeasuresUse reflective warning vests when exposed to vehicular trafficIsolate equipment swing areasMake eye contract with operators before approaching equipmentBarricade or enclose the work areaRestrict entry to the work area to authorized personnelWear hard hats, safety glasses with side shields, or splash/face shields and goggles, andsteel-tffi safety boots at all timesDo not suspend loads over ground personnelSlips. TI$IS. Fslls. Clear walkways of equipment, construction debris and other materials. Mark. identify or barricade other obstructions. Barricade excavation perimeter. Eliminate sources of ignition from the work area. Prohibit smoking in fuel dispensing area. Provide ABC (or equivalent) fire extinguishers in all work areas, flammable storage areas,generator and compressor facilities. Store flammable li uids in well ventilated areas. Post ‘NO SMOKIa,..G stgns m fuel dispensing areas and storage. Store combustible materials away frmn flammablesExcavation/Cave-in. Barricade or enclose the work areas. Slope/shore excavations 5 feet deep or greater l-1/2:1 (horizontal to vet&J) where~rsonnel must enter excavations. cavanon must be supervised by OHM competent person. Restrict entry to authorized personnel only during work activities. Wear hard hats. safetv alasses with side shields. and steel-tee safetv boots. Review injury potential and fypcs of snakes with workers. Avoid insect nests areas, likely habitats of snakes outside work areas. Use the Buddy System where such injury potential exists. Use insect repellant, wear PPE to protect against sting/bit injuriesUnderground/OverheadUtilities. Identify alI underground utilities around the excavation site before work commences. Cease work immediately if unknown utility markers are uncovered. Maintain a minimum 15-foot buffer between the trackhoe stick and overhead electrical lineor de-energize overhead lines within 15 feet of equipment operationsOHM Project 16487SSHSP Health sod Safety Plao July 1995Information herein is proprietary and confidential and to be used or released to others only with explicit writ+ permission of OHM RemcdiationServices Corp.3-17