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0 0 <br /> 6.0 WORK ZONES AND SECURITY MEASURES <br /> 6.1 Site Security <br /> The Site is currently contained by a locked, chain-link fence and access to the public is <br /> restricted. Access to the work zones will be restricted to ENV America personnel and <br /> subcontractors. <br /> 6.2 Work Zones <br /> During field investigation activities, where there is a potential for exposure to MGP residues <br /> and where residues could be released to the ambient environment (via drilling or <br /> trenching), it may be necessary to establish work zones within the work areas. Each zone <br /> boundary will be marked using taping, cones, or other appropriate delineating devices. <br /> These zones will be specific to the area and task performed as follows: <br /> Exclusion Zone <br /> An exclusion zone will be established enclosing the work area. This zone will include the <br /> actual areas of work, the highest exposure areas, and/or the area in which probability of <br /> residue migration exists. The exclusion zone will be identified as the area immediately <br /> surrounding the work area extending radially for a distance of 20 feet or to a physical <br /> abatement preventing access. Equipment used within the exclusion zone will be cleaned of <br /> all gross contamination prior to leaving the exclusion zone. <br /> Contamination Reduction Zone <br /> A contamination reduction zone will be defined around the exclusion zone by means of a <br /> similar barrier system by extension of the radial distance from the contamination point an <br /> additional 10 feet or to physical abutment or other permanent boundary. A contamination <br /> reduction corridor and "step-off line" will be set up at the work zone access and egress <br /> points. The contamination reduction corridor will include an access route to the current <br /> work location from the equipment decontamination area and personal decontamination <br /> area. <br /> The personnel access point will be through a contamination reduction corridor adjacent to a <br /> personal decontamination area. All personnel entering or leaving the exclusion zone and <br /> work areas will pass through designated corridors to don or remove their protective <br /> equipment. Personnel will not be permitted to exit the regulated area until contaminated <br /> clothing and equipment have been removed and/or cleaned properly. The exit from the <br /> clean side of the decontamination area will allow egress to the clean or support zone or to <br /> an adjacent break area. <br /> A decontamination area will be established in the contamination reduction zone and all <br /> motorized and large equipment will be initially cleaned in this area and proceed to a main <br /> ENV~ 17 February 2005 <br /> A M E R ! C A P:\PG&E\PGE-05-01 Stockton MW26R Investigation\MW26 Work Plan\H&S\H&S Plan-2005.doc <br />