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10.6 BUDDY SYSTEM <br /> Due to the potential for accident or injury, no person is permitted to work alone inside any Work Zone. To ensure that this <br /> requirement is observed a buddy system will be implemented in which members of the work crew shall be paired off in teams <br /> of two who will maintain visual contact with each other at all times. Team members should observe each other for any signs <br /> of difficulty. Anyone exhibiting symptoms of potential overexposure or other difficulty should be taken immediately to the <br /> nearest medical facility. <br /> 10.7 WASTE HANDLING <br /> Suspect excavated soil,waste PPE and other wastes will be collected and managed throughout the project. Waste shall not be <br /> allowed to accumulate and shall be contained in DOT 17-H dnuns. Additional protocols to be followed include: <br /> • When not in use drums/comainers will be covered with a tight-fitting lid, <br /> At the conclusion of each working shift all drums/containers will be placed in the designated waste storage <br /> area.This area will be properly marked and secured,and <br /> • Manual lifting, carrying or moving of drums/containers will not be permitted. A drum handling cart or <br /> similar apparatus will be used for moving drums/containers from collection points to the designated storage <br /> area. <br /> 10.8 WORKSITE SANITATION <br /> During site activities, work areas will be continuously policed for identification of excess trash and unnecessary debris. <br /> Excess debris and trash will be collected and stored in an appropriate container(e.g.,plastic trash bags, garbage can,roll-off <br /> bin) prior to disposal. At no time will debris or trash be intermingled with waste PPE or contaminated materials. Anyone <br /> observed throwing contaminated material or PPE away with municipal wastes will be removed from the site. <br /> 10.8.1 Water Supply <br /> A water supply meeting the requirements of Title 8 CCR§ 1524 will be utilized, consisting of the following: <br /> Potable Water. An adequate supply of potable water will be available for field personnel consumption. Contractors and <br /> subcontractors will provide potable water for field personnel consumption for their individual employees. Potable water can <br /> be provided in the form of water bottles, canteens, water coolers, or drinking fountains. Where drinking fountains are not <br /> available, individual use cups will be provided as well as adequate disposal containers. Potable water containers will be <br /> properly identified in order to distinguish them from non-potable water sources. <br /> Non-Potable Water.Non-potable water may be used for hand washing and cleaning activities.Non-potable water will not be <br /> used for drinking purposes.Any non-potable water sources will be clearly labeled as such. <br /> 10.8.2 Toilet Facilities <br /> In accordance with Title 8 CCR § 1526 access to a toilet facility will be available for workers. A designated toilet facility <br /> located within the facility will be available for use. During periods of night work, personnel using the designated toilet <br /> facility must follow the notification and buddy procedures. <br /> 10.8.3 Washing Facilities <br /> In accordance with Title 8 CCR § 1527, employees will be provided washing facilities (e.g., buckets with water and hand <br /> soap) at each work location. The use of water and hand soap(or similar substance)will be used by each employee following <br /> exit from a Work Zone,prior to breaks and at the end of daily work activities. <br /> 10.9 COMMUNICATIONS <br /> Effective communication is essential to safe working conditions and the successful completion of the project. External <br /> communication is maintained by AGE using cellular telephone links. Cellular phones will be required during all earth <br /> moving activities and to facilitate communications with Contractor,DCMI and AGE management personnel, and if necessary <br /> to notify appropriate emergency response units(e.g.,police,ambulance teams,fire department,etc.). <br /> Page 34 <br />