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.� y �� w�a ,'µ y •e' <br /> 17 <br /> BC Site Safety Officer: Ms. Lisa Acevedo <br /> (916) 444-0123 <br /> Subcontractor(s): To be determined <br /> The following emergency telephone numbers will be used to call for assistance: <br /> All emergencies: 911 <br /> Doctors Hospital of Lodi: (209) 333-021I <br /> All subcontractors are responsible for their own corporate health and safety program and <br /> J the health and safcty of their own employees. A copy of their written program must be <br /> submitted for review to BC if requested. The subcontractor's health and safety requirements <br /> for !his project are specified by :his SSHP. <br /> Hazard Analysis <br /> They potential hazards to personnel working at the GLUM site have been id,:nti.fied as <br /> chemical contamination, and physical hazards of working around heavy equipment. Each <br /> potential hazard relative to the potential for exposure is described below. <br /> Chemical Contamination. The chemical hazard related to this project is the possible <br /> inhalation of or direct contact with gasoline from contaminated soil and groundwater. Gasoline <br /> vapors (50 to 100 octane) are moderately to highly t_xic via inhalation and may cause eye <br /> disturbances. Inhalation of gasoline vapors can cause central nervous system depression, <br /> pneumonitis, fatal pulmonary edema (high concentrations). <br /> Gasoline also poses fire and explosion hazards when present in sufficient concentrations <br /> (percent by volume in air). In addition, gasoline can react vigorously with oxidizing materials <br /> resulting in fire. <br /> Table 3 presents exposure limits for key chemicals that may be present at the site. <br /> Physical Hazards. The only on-site physical hazard is working around.heavy equipment. <br /> While working at the site, the field personnel must be aware of heavy equipment movement <br /> and general traffic, including drill rig operations. The location of the emergency shut-off <br /> switch for the rig will be noted by each field person. <br /> Training Requirements <br /> All BC staff working on site have completed training in hazard recognition and basic <br /> health and safety issues as required by the Occupational Safety and Health regulations <br /> contained in 29 CFR 1910.120 (e). In addition, each employee will be familiar with the <br /> requirements of this SSHP, and will participate in safety briefings. <br /> EWA= •.aw <br />