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Eyewash bottles will be maintained in the support area, along with the site first aid kit. ABC fire extinguishers will be maintained in the support area and on each piece of heavy equipment. 6.0 WORK ZONES AND SUE SECURM 6.1 Exclusion Area The active work areas during excavation, tank removal will be considered exclusion zones. Barricades and warning tape, temporary construction fence, or other such measures will demarcate such areas. Access to these zones will be limited to authorized personnel with the appropriate protective equipment, who have met the training and medical requirements necessary for the work. 6.2 Site Security All areas of work operations will be secured with temporary fencing or equivalent 7.0 DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES 7.1 Personnel Decontamination All disposable clothing will be deposited in containers on-site for off-site disposaL Wash tubs with soap and water and rinse tubs will be provided for decontamination of boots and gloves, which will be reused. Respirators will be cleaned with sanitizing wipes unless gross contamination requires heavier cleaning in separate wash and rinse tubs. Soap and water will be available for personnel to wash up after work or if any skin contamination occurs during the workday. 7.2 Equipment Decontamination Any equipment that comes in contact with contaminated materials will be properly cleaned before leaving the site. Heavy construction will be leaned on a temporary decon pad. Construction of the decon pad will consist of four-by-four timbers lain on the ground covered by visqueen, or similar construction that allows the liquids to be collected. Smaller pieces of equipment will either be steam cleaned or washed in the same manner as contaminated personal protective equipment, Le., with a brush and soapy water and rinse water. 7.3 Decontamination Materials All decon water will be collected for appropriate disposal.