Motor Vehicle Accident Reporting Form SF 91 to the SCR together with any additional supplemental forms required by instructions given on the GSA Form Packet 1627. A General Services Agreement (GSA) Form Packet 1627 normally is located either in the headliner or glove box of the GSA vehicle. Contractor's personnel shall assure that a GSA Form Packet 1627 is available in a GSA vehicle prior to accepting and driving a GSA vehicle.

## ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (ES&H) REQUIREMENTS (a) Service Providers. Sandia-directed work, Sandia shall provide those workers with any and all necessary safety authorization documents, personal protective equipment, industrial hygiene monitoring, medical surveillance, and radiation protection services. For Contractor employees performing Contractor-directed work, Contractor shall provide its workers with all ES&H services, with the exception of Contractor employees performing Contractor-directed work on government sites for whom Sandia shall provide radiation dosimetry services and survey of record, as appropriate. (b) Training Requirements. Any Contractor personnel who will enter a government site to perform work shall have completed all of the ES&H training required by the SOW prior to any attempts to enter a government site as shown by written records of such training furnished to the SDR or to the Requester if no SDR is named in Section I of this contract. Contractor shall certify to Sandia completion of all required training on the Completion Record for Contractor Administered Training form. This form is available from the SDR. Contractor shall provide the completion record form for the initial ESH100 training to the SDR on the first day of work. Contractor shall provide the completion records for any other training required above to the SDR before starting the affected work activity. Any person not having completed all ES&H training requirements may be denied access to any government site and Contractor may be terminated for default of this contract as well as every other contract the Contractor has with Sandia.

## HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (a) Handling Requirements. For contracts that require the performance of work on government sites, the Contractor shall coordinate with the SDR all activities associated with the acquisition (including reporting hazardous materials used on government sites), handling, storage, accidental spills, and/or disposal of hazardous materials and/or waste. The Contractor shall notify the SDR of all hazardous and/or radioactive waste generated during performance of work. Such materials become Sandia-owned waste and the Contractor shall notify the SDR for proper disposal by Sandia. Contractor's assistance in disposal may be required by Sandia. (b) Removal Requirements. Those hazardous materials brought onto Sandia- controlled premises by the Contractor, which are job-related consumables and have not been removed from their original packaging and which have not been purchased by Sandia, shall remain the property of the Contractor and shall be removed from Sandia after completion of the work. Hazardous materials in the original, labeled container are not hazardous waste if the material is usable and the full or partially full container is intact and properly closed. Those scrap items which are not hazardous

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