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G10 'LS-M ; lti:zz Kinko s t;opies Work Plan for Plating Line Equipment Removal Circuit Works Inc., Stockton, California SCOPE OF WORE—CONTINUED The following tasks will be performed in this order: 1. Inspect and certify that all equipment do not contain hazardous chemicals before shipment. Should any piece of equipment contain chemicals, they will be removed and stored on—site.(see detail procedure below). 2. The building area or path that the equipment in going to be moved will be cleaned prior to removal. 3. Each piece of equipment will be inspected to ensure all chemicals have been removed. 4. Each piece of equipment will have ail lines sealed, drains sealed, and all electrical connections coiled and taped. The drain pans will be cleaned of all debris and chemicals if required. 5. Prior to removal, all doors in the area will be opened and the fans used as required to ensure proper ventilation. The doors will not be closed until all equipment have been removed and the building cleaned as required. 6. The building floor where the equipment was removed will be cleaned. 7. The area where the equipment is loaded will be inspected to ensure that there was not any leakage. If there is any leakage, it will be cleaned up and placed inside the building. 8. The building will he inspected for a final time , the doors will be closed, the fans will be turned off, and returned to its aripinal condition. HEALTH AND SAFETY The above listed work will be performed asuming that there are not any hazardous chemicals present in the equipment that are to be removed. Should hazardous chemicals still remain in the equipment, personal protective equipment and strict safety procedures will be enforced. Omni Environmental Group will provide supervision during the equipment removal_ A site safety officer will be on—site during the removal. Should chemicals be detected in the equipment, the site safety officer will remove the chemicals wearing Level "C" protection. EMERGENCY RESPUNSE Should hazardous chemicals be encountered with during the removal of the equipment, the above safety procedures will. occur. Should there be a chemical spill or a person injured, the following procedures will apply.