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o Plan for monitoring of potential exposure hazards to workers and the community. o Personal protective equipment to be used for each job classification. 0 site map indicating work, contamination reduction, and support zones, including security measures. 0 Procedures to be used for decontamination of personnel, personal protective equipment, and excavation equipment. 0 Safe work practices. o Medical and emergency services to be used, including route to the nearest hospital. o Any standard operating procedures (e.g. , respirator fit test procedures) . o Personnel training programs required. o Company medical surveillance program. o Format for record keeping. 9. 0 POST-CLOSURE MAINTENANCE It is expected that no hazardous waste will remain once the tanks, piping, and soils are removed. If contamination is indicated from the soil or water analyses, or from visual evidence during tank removal operations, further investigations will be implemented. 10. 0 AMENDMENTS This closure plan will be amended when a change in procedure or schedule is necessary. Amendments will record the change and the date it is effective. PHS/EHD will be notified of the amendment 30 days prior to the effective date. The closure plan will be kept on file at the job site. 11. 0 NOTIFICATIONS A written notification will be given to the PHS/EHD 20 days prior to the expected date of closure. Permits and written notification are also required for submittal to the PHS/EHD, the local fire department and possibly. for the San Joaquin County Air Pollution fControl District as well. 12 . 0 CERTIFICATION Upon completion of closure, the contractor will submit a certifica- tion, validated by a registered professional engineer, that the facility has been closed in accordance with the approved closure plan and all applicable California state laws.