Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP) - Laschools.org

• Los Angeles Unified School District Project Manager (PM) – The LAUSD PM is
directly responsible for overall project activities at the Site, and will serve as the
primary point of contact to Parsons.
• Parsons Project Manager – The Parsons PM reports directly to the LAUSD PM and
exercises control over all project activities including field investigation, remedial
action, and report writing activities. The Parsons PM is ultimately responsible for
planning and staffing to meet project requirements, assuring adequate planning and
execution of the health and safety plan, implementing the QAPP, by overseeing
analytical data quality, data management and project requirements. The Parsons
PM is also responsible for budget, schedule, and quality of technical memoranda,
data packages, and reports.
• Parsons Site Health and Safety Officer (SHSO) – The SHSO is responsible for
approval and implementation of the project Health and Safety Plan.
• Parsons Field Manager (FM) – The FM exercises project oversight of the field
investigation/remedial action activities and reports to the project manager. The FM
oversees the day-to-day progress of the investigation/remedial action, including
manpower, scheduling, and compliance with the QAPP. The FM is also
responsible to the PM for the conduct of site investigation/remedial action activities
and the coordination and scheduling of subcontract support. Responsibilities of the
FM include the following:
- Supervising the field team, including field geologists, technicians, and
subcontractors;
- Correcting nonconformances identified in field methods;
- Implementing field health and safety protocols, and interacting in field
procedure training for all newly assigned field personnel; and
- Ensuring compliance with the QAPP in handling and recording field
samples.
• Parsons QA Officer – The QA Officer reports to the Parsons PM and coordinates
directly with the FM. The Project QA Officer is responsible for ensuring that
sufficient QA procedures are developed for the project, that adequate quality
controls are imposed to achieve the required level of QC and that the controls are
implemented properly. Responsibilities of the QA Officer include the following:
- Ensuring that project-required QA/QC procedures are clearly specified for
field and laboratory activities;
- Working directly with the PM, field personnel, and the laboratory's PM to
ensure that chemical data collection and analytical procedures are adequate
for the project-specified level of data quality;
- Ensuring that system and performance audits are routinely performed by
the subcontract laboratory;
- Acting as the PM’s point of contact with the subcontract laboratory; and
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