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Regulatory Submittal Part III — Health & Safety Plan Fiterman Hail — 30 West Broadway, New York, New York Airtek Project 05-0867 — January 10, 2006

for the employee's scope of work. In addition each visitor will receive site-specific training by the Contractor CSO that includes:

• Location and description of potential chemical and physical hazards and risks • Required PPE • Areas of the site that may be closed to visitors • The site evacuation and emergency procedures, and • Other topics as deemed appropriate by the Contractor CSO

All non-essential personnel and visitors who plan to enter the EZ will be briefed on the HASP requirements and 10 CFR 1912 requirements prior to entry with a trained Site escort.

5.3 SAFETY TAILGATE MEETINGS

Before the start of the work week, on Monday morning, the Field Team Leader will assemble the Site personnel for a brief safety meeting. The purpose of these meetings will be to discuss project status, problem areas, conditions, safety concerns, PPE levels and to reiterate HASP requirements. The Field Team Leader will complete a Safety Meeting Report (Figure 5.1) to indicate the contents of the meeting and the attendees. Topics to be addressed include:

• Use and maintenance of PPE • Evacuation routes; • Warning signals; • Maintaining line-of-sight and communications; • Rehearsal of scheduled activities; • Hospital routes; • Locations of safety equipment; • Previous violations of the safety plan and procedures or changes to the program to correct the violation; • Anticipated hazards for the day's work activities; • Any changes to the requirements for levels of PPE; • The locations of work zones; and • General site conditions.

5.4 FIRST AID

At least one (1) individual, trained and qualified to administer first aid and CPR in accordance with American Red Cross requirements, will be present at the Site.

5.5 SAFE WORK PERMIT

Site workers in special work conditions such as confined space, hot work, trenching, or other physical hazards, must be skilled at such work and trained to recognize these as special work conditions. Confined space is defined by OSHA 1910.146.

5.6 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING

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