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• Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service is responsible for the purchase of this equipment and any damaged equipment. 6. Respiratory Protection - A properly fitted respirator with N95 filtration will be worn by anyone using a tool or machine that creates visible dust in their breathing zone. Failure to wear it will result in disciplinary action including removal from the jobsite. Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service is responsible for the purchase of this equipment and any damaged equipment. However, if lost by the employee, the cost of a replacement will be deducted from the employee pay. 7. Reflective clothing- All workers within the right-of-way of a road or parking lot must wear high-visibility safety vests that meets the Performance Class 2 requirements of the ANSI/ISEA 107-2010 publication entitled "American National Standard for High-Visibility Safety Apparel and Headwear." Failure to wear it will result in disciplinary action including removal from the jobsite. Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service is responsible for the purchase of this equipment and any damaged equipment. However, if lost by the employee, the cost of a replacement will be deducted from the employee pay. 8. Personal clothing — All employees are to wear long pants and shirts with a minimum 4 inch sleeve at all times. No jewelry or loose-fitting clothing should be worn while operating landscaping machinery. Shorts, tank tops, etc do not project the professional image of Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service and does not offer the injury protection required by Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service standards. Failure to wear it will result in disciplinary action including removal from the jobsite. Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service is not responsible for the purchase of personal clothing. Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) will be inspected by the employee daily for wear and tear; the site superintendent will inspect once a month during a routine weekly safety break. Hazard Communication Program A written Hazard Communication Program has been developed to provide education and training to all workers about any chemicals expected to be found on a Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service job site. This program is intended to ensure compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) requirements for the adoption of the UN Globally Harmonized System (Hazcom 2012/GHS) and to provide a safe work environment for employees working here. The company is responsible for the implementation of this program and its review, maintenance and updating as necessary. All employees, including permanent and independent contractors, who may have exposure to hazardous chemicals during normal work or in emergency situations must comply with the practices and procedures outlined in this program. 20