20140090 Ver 3_Erosion ACTION PLAN-Rev8-12-16_20160812

DRAGADOS USA
Winston —Salem Northern eeltway
August 12, 2016
Erosion Control Response — Action Plan
The Grading Superintendent, Erosion Control Superintendent and Erosion Engineer will meet each
morning to discuss the weather forecast and plan for any upcoming rain. The weather will be monitored
using the Intellicast website and Intellicast (Weather Underground) phone application. The weather
will be monitored constantly throughout the day by the Superintendents and the Engineer to determine
when Best Management Practices need to be implemented for a rain event. Each Superintendent will
relay weather-related plans to his Foremen as often as needed.
The Night Superintendent will be responsible for monitoring the website and phone application to
determine when to stop grading operations and proceed with the installation of erosion control devices.
The day Superintendents will pass along any pertinent weather information before leaving for the day.
When there is a high probability of rain, grading operations will cease at least two hours before
predicted rain to give operators ample time to install measures for the storm. Foremen will closely
monitor the installation of the measures to insure proper installation.
Foremen will notify Superintendents when measures are in place. Superintendents will inspect devices
with the Foremen. All substandard installation of erosion control devices will be corrected immediately.
Any additional erosion measures deemed necessary by the Superintendent will be added.
Special attention will be given to specific areas such as permitted sites where silt loss has been
experienced in the past. Superintendents will inspect the devices in these locations to verify adequate
controls are in place before rain begins.
Each Foreman will be responsible for the environmentally sensitive areas within his section. He has
standing authority to install immediate erosions controls at specific areas where silt loss has occurred in
the past. Foremen have the authority to use their discretion to prepare sites as necessary to prevent
erosion and silt loss.
Bridge Crew — Chris Harkins - Responsible for immediate areas around bridge construction sites
Grading Crew — Raymond "Shorty' Foster
• Barry Moser (Foreman) — Responsible for Y1 (and Site 1) to Tabor's Pond area
• Patrick Hines (Foreman) — 584+00 (Pisgah Church Road) to Culvert, Site 3, Borrow Pit #1
• CC Adkins (Foreman) — Borrow Pit #2, Tabor's Pond, Site 6 and Site 4
Erosion Crew - Roger McNeill
• Woody Ramer (Foreman) — Site 10
• Johnny Czerkiewicz (Foreman) — Site 2
• Randall Hedrick (Foreman) — Site 14
336.517.0099 main 775 ROBBINS PERCH TRAIL KERNERSVILLE, NC 27284 336.517.0100 fax

DRAGADOS USA
Winston —Salem Northern eeltway
Utilities
• Dee Jay Jarrell — Responsible for work area, currently Bridge 1 to culvert on Y1 at Site1
• Guadalupe Carbajal — Responsible for work area, currently Site 2 to Bridge 2
Night Shift — Superintendent to be named soon
• Steve Compton — Responsible for Borrow Pit #1 to Site 3
An Erosion Control Foreman will be temporarily assigned to night shift temporarily and as-needed to
assist with erosion control during night operations.
All erosion control operations will be monitored and Dragados-USA will arrange training as-needed to
help employees maintain a satisfactory level of skill and knowledge in erosion control methods.
336.517.0099 main 775 ROBBINS PERCH TRAIL KERNERSVILLE, NC 27284 336.517.0100 fax