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access to records as outlined in OSHA Noise Standard 1910.95 and CCR, Title 8, Section 5095 <br /> �- shall be followed. <br /> 3.25 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM <br /> Level D PPE with a half-face respirator has been selected by Geofon for all work to be <br /> performed inside the exclusion zone. Respirators will be equipped with particulate <br /> HEPA/organic vapor cartridges. This selection was based on an evaluation of the potential <br /> respiratory hazards to which workers may be exposed by Geofon's CIH. <br /> Respirators use maintenance and care, storage, training and fit testing, and medical <br /> requirements are all discussed in detail in Geofon's Corporate Health and Safety Program <br /> document. <br /> 3.25.1 Hazard Communication Program <br /> The SSHO will evaluate the potential hazards of chemicals that may be found on site. <br /> The hazard determination shall be conducted using the Hazard Determination Guidelines, which <br /> are available to employees upon request. Even though OSHA has not required any specific <br /> methods for determining hazards, they have set forth general criteria, which must be included in <br /> the manufacturer's procedures for evaluation of the chemicals. <br /> OSHA has designated a "floor" of over 600 substances, which are specified as hazardous <br /> in all situations. These substances include chemicals regulated by OSHA under 29 CFR, Part <br /> 1910, Subpart Z, and those listed in the American Conference of governmental Industrial <br /> Hygienists Threshold Limit Value Guidelines. In addition, chemicals determined by the <br /> National Toxicology Program (NTP), the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), <br /> and OSHA to be carcinogenic will be considered hazardous. <br /> 34 <br />