Health and safety plan Part II, 30 Warren Street, January

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

All MSDSs shall be submitted by the Subcontractors and shall be maintained by the Contractor CSO within a site master file. In addition, each Subcontractor shall maintain a copy of the MSDS for each product that they bring on-site. In addition, each Subcontractor shall also retain a log of MSDSs for chemicals used on this project and this log shall be kept on-site. The location of the MSDS folder shall be made known to all project employees.

Each Subcontractor shall review incoming MSDSs for new or significant health and safety information and shall ensure that any new information is communicated to affected employees, the Contractor SSM and other subcontractors. If an MSDS is not received at the time of initial shipment of materials, the material may not be used until the MSDS has been obtained from the manufacturer.

Employees shall be instructed to notify their Site Manager if an MSDS is not available. When a revised MSDS is received, the Site Manager shall immediately replace the old MSDS. Subcontractors shall insure that the MSDSs on file for their chemicals are current (updated within the last two years)

15.0 ELECTRICAL LOCKOUTITAGOUT

The Field Team Leader must approve all work in areas requiring lockout/tagout procedures. Specific procedures and permitting requirements will be specified in the HASP, or in a revised HASP based on the need for a worker to work around electrical equipment.

All systems must be locked out and tagged before the work begins. This includes pipes, air lines, electrical equipment and mechanical devices. The equipment must be start tested and approved for use by a worker by the Health and Safety Coordinator or the Field Team Leader by start-testing to make sure the locked-out equipment does not operate.

16.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Below is a list of unplanned events that may occur during the abatement and demolition project. This list may not be comprehensive, but is representative of the types of events that may occur. These include:

• Fire or explosion • Power failure • Structural failure • Medical Emergency

16.1 FIRE OR EXPLOSION

In the event of an explosion or a fire, the CSO shall immediately:

1. Call 911; 2. Initiate building evacuation procedures as outlined in the Emergency Plan (Page 6) of this HASP; 3. Meet First responders at the pre-designated location (unless circumstances dictate otherwise, it is the security desk at the Building) for briefing on the scope and nature of the emergency; and 4. Notify OWNER.

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