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LUNRCO • COVID-19 Safety and Reporting Procedures. Lunacon developed a Corporate COVID-19 response plan to protect workers, which follows OSHA, CDC Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers, and the Department of Defense (DoD) guidelines. All job site boards include this important information. COVID-19 is addressed in all APPS submitted to the government. During daily safety meetings, the safety officer addresses COVID-19, and all workers on site must answer questions on how they feel It is stressed to everyone during this meeting that if someone feels ill, they must leave and stay home. Each site has hand sanitizer and antibacterial soap to support all personnel. If required, wash stations are also provided with port -a -johns on the project site. * First Aid Treatment Plan. Regardless of how detailed our construction company's safety plan is and despite how in-depth and meticulous ourtraining program is, accidents involving injuries can still occur. When a worker suffers an injury, it is vital to have a first aid program in place. Because no two construction sites are the same, Lunacon designs a job site- specific first aid program for each project so that our workers can receive the best possible care should they suffer an injury. The procedures for developing a job site-specific first aid program is part of our overall safety plan. Our first aid program is available to workers who keep them on hand for reference. On each project, the assigned SSHO and Superintendent, at a minimum, are the onsite qualified and certified First Aid providers. The assigned first aid providers receive training that includes basic first aid, CPR, and an automated external defibrillator (AED). Additional training may be required depending on the type of work being performed at the job site. Lunacon ensures all retraining is done yearlyfor CPR, using an AED, and every 2— 3 years for first aid training, depending on how long the certification is good for. In addition, the site safety plan includes all emergency numbers, local hospital information, and directions. All projects have extensive safety kits that are checked daily and restocked. • Workplace incident reporting procedures. The Site Safety and Health Officer will report all accidents (up to 24 hours afterward) to the Lunacon executive team and . The Site Safety and Health Officer will also perform thorough accident investigations and complete accident report forms using Contractor Significant Injury Reports to be transmitted to the as soon as possible (but at most five working days following the incident). The Site Safety and Health Officer will coordinate accident investigations and reporting activities to maintain the OSHA recordable and other applicable injury logs and implement corrective actions as soon as reasonably possible. For immediate notification of major accidents, the Site Safety and Health Officer will immediately notify the Lunacon Executive Team and and follow up this notification with written reports within four (4) hours of the occurrence. Major accidents include: o A fatal injury or permanent partial or total disability o The hospitalization of three or more people results from a single occurrence. o Property damage more than $100,000 • Subcontractor Safety Program Compliance Requirements. Lunacon considers our subcontractors valuable members of our project teams and encourages active involvement and communication from our subcontractors at every step. Our subcontractors are fully integrated into our management and quality control approach. As part of our management Lunacon Engineering Group Corp dba. Lunacon Construction Group ITB No. 25-01-01 City Annex Building Construction Renovations Due Date: 05 March 2025,4:30 PM 51