Construction Site Visitor Policy Construction sites can have inherent hazards which require Jayman Modus to take

additional precautions to protect visitors who access the site. This policy was developed to ensure protection of visitors to any Jayman Modus property where construction activities are being conducted. The policy shall be considered to indicate only the minimal safety requirements. If visitors are going to access particular areas of a site posing a greater hazard, the visitor may required to wear additional personal protective equipment or take additional measures to protect themselves. Non-Construction Related Visitors Non-construction related visitors are defined as anyone accessing a construction site whose role is not directly related to the construction activities within the site boundaries, and their duration on site is limited and intermittent. This will include Jayman Modus staff, consultants, engineers, inspectors, etc. members of the public not involved in construction oversight or management, and invited guests of Jayman Modus Co. Whoever is responsible for organizing a tour shall be responsible for ensuring this policy is followed and a sign-in sheet is maintained. While on site these visitors will be restricted to observation of construction processes and/or completion status, and be escorted at all times. Jayman Modus company HSE standards indicate that whenever possible, these visits should be conducted during periods when construction activities are minimal, and that the following minimum personal protective equipment (PPE) be worn when non-construction related visitors access any construction project. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Head protection (hard hats) that meets the requirements of CAN/CSA-Z94.1-05 Hearing Protection CAN/CSA-Z94.2-02 (R2011) Eye protection (safety glasses) that meets the requirements of CSAZ94.3-2007 Appropriate clothing; long pants and shirt with sleeves. Appropriate footwear; closed-toe and heel design with slip resistant sole; rubber soles provide the best slip resistance

Construction Related Visitors Construction related visitors are defined as anyone accessing a construction site whose role is directly related to the construction activities on site. This will include Jayman Modus management staff, contractors, project managers, construction managers, architects, engineers, consultants and vendors. These visitors may participate in the construction process by engaging in activities such as inspecting, testing, sampling, or any other activity which requires a specialized skill. Jayman Modus recommends that the following minimum personal protective equipment be worn when construction related visitors access any construction project. 1. 2. 3. 4. Head protection (hard hats) that meets the requirements of CAN/CSA-Z94.1-05 Hearing protection CAN/CSA-Z94.2-02 (R2011) Eye protection (safety glasses) that meets the requirements of CSAZ94.3-2007 Appropriate clothing for the weather conditions and the task that is being performed; long pants and short-sleeved shirt.

5. Appropriate footwear based on an assessment of hazards that may exist while performing work. Minimum closed-toe and heel design; puncture/slip resistant sole resistant (rubber soles provide the best slip resistance and offer some protection). Crush resistant toes that are compatible with hazard (i.e., steel toe for general crush hazard and non-steel toe where additional electrical hazards may exist).