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Treatment for Cold Stress Include the Following. • Move victim into warm room as soon as possible • Be alert for breathing difficulties, start rescue breathing techniques, if necessary • Remove wet or frozen clothing, immediately ediately rewarm victim by wrapping in blankets • Give victim hot liquids to drink, only if conscious • Follow treatment for frostbite • Consult professional medical help, if required 3.6.4 Hearing Conservation Program All on-site 1T personnel shall wear hearing protection when noise levels exceed 85 DBA as per IT Procedure 9650 All IT personnel shall also receive baseline and annual audiograms and tracing as to the causes and prevention of hearing loss. Noise monitoring is discussed in Section 4 5.1 3.7 Site Access Access to work areas shall be regulated and limited to authorized persons Visitors to the site shall abide by the following-All visitors shall be ilstructed to stay outside the work zone during the extent of their stay unless they have a documented reason for access such as regulatory responsibility Visitors shall be cautioned to avoid skin contact with contaminated or suspected contaminated surfaces During visitation, hand-to- mouth transfers should be reduced with special precautions not to eat, drink, smoke, or chew gum or tobacco. The use of alcohol or medicine in the work zone is prohibited • Visitors requesting to enter the work zone must wear all appropriate personal protective devices before entering. Visitors entering the work zone will be required to read and sign a tailgate safety form If respiratory protective devices are necessary, visitors who wish to enter the work zone must produce evidence that they have had a complete physical examination and respiratory protection training, including respiratory fitting, within the past 12 months. Visitor must MZJ09-21-93/ENG193-0127 bk 21