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It outlines the requirement for an independent Environmental Consultant, the plan’s submission and approval process through NYCDDC OEHS, and alignment with NYCDDC Standard Specification Section 8.01 C2. The template includes completion instructions with fillable fields, handling of non-applicable sections, and a regulatory reference list covering NYSDEC manuals, guidance policies, technology series documents, and groundwater and effluent standards.","INVESTIGATION HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN TEMPLATE\nWhen excavation and off-site disposal of soils and/or dewatering are required during construction, and NYCDDC’s Standard Specification for Handling, Transportation, and Disposal of Potential and Identified Contaminated and Hazardous Materials (Section 8.01 C2-Sampling and Testing of Contaminated/Potentially Hazardous Soil for Disposal Purposes) has been included in the Contract, the New York City Department of Design and Construction (NYCDDC) requires Contractors to retain an independent Environmental Consultant (hereafter identified as “Consultant”) to prepare a Field Sampling Plan (FSP) and Investigation Health and Safety Plan (IHASP) which will serve to characterize soils and/or groundwater to be excavated/removed for parameters typically requested by disposal facilities.  Regarding soils, the data will be utilized to determine if the soil to be excavated is suitable for reuse or needs to be transported off-site for disposal as contaminated (non-hazardous) or contaminated (hazardous) soil.  Regarding groundwater, the data will be utilized to determine proper disposal methods (either on-site or off-site) for groundwater and/or decontamination water generated during site investigation activities.\nThe IHASP shall be prepared as a stand-alone document and included as an Appendix to the FSP.  The IHASP shall be submitted to the NYCDDC Office of Environmental and Hazmat Services (OEHS) for review and approval prior to performing any field sampling activities.  This IHASP Template is meant to be a guide to help environmental professionals with the development of an IHASP that is compliant with NYCDDC rules and regulations.\nThis IHASP shall be completed in accordance with NYCDDC’s Standard Specification for Handling, Transportation, and Disposal of Potential and Identified Contaminated and Hazardous Materials (Section 8.01 C2 Sampling and Testing of Contaminated/Potentially Hazardous Soil for Disposal Purposes).\nINSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE IHASP TEMPLATE\nEach section of this IHASP Template includes instructions and fillable text fields denoted in blue. Read the instructions for each section before completing that section. The blue text indicates information to include in each text field. Click on the blue text and start typing. This IHASP Template is an editable document file, to which you may add tables and additional text.  For sections of the IHASP that do not apply, insert “Not Applicable” in the text field and check the “Not Applicable” box where available. Any edits to black text should be completed using track changes.\nREGULATORY REFERENCES\nThe following State and Local rules and regulations noted below are offered as references that can be viewed to assist with the completion of the IHASP Template. 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