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• IGNITABLE, REACTIVE, <br /> INCOMPATIBLE: <br /> Commonly identified by: Visual/Labels/HAZCAT <br /> Handling Procedures: All will be immediately separated and placed in <br /> appropriate containers to prevent reaction. These <br /> chemicals are then lab-packed individually as <br /> necessary within appropriate size containers, and <br /> cushioned with vermiculite, where necessary, to <br /> prevent leakage. <br /> Disposal: Stericycle Facilities — Rancho Cordova, Kent, <br /> Fernley, Houston <br /> 9.7 MEDICAL SHARPS <br /> Education and outreach efforts emphasize that medical sharps should be brought in rigid puncture- <br /> resistant and leak resistant containers,preferably sharps disposal containers. If medical sharps are not <br /> brought in approved sharps disposal containers, participants with sharps will be provided a proper <br /> container and escorted away from the main collection area to a designated area for repackaging of <br /> their sharps. Sharps and other non-infectious biological waste will be placed by the participants into <br /> proper containers for disposal. Stericycle personnel will not directly handle any medical sharps but <br /> will be available to provide assistance to participants. <br /> 9.8 MINOR LEAKS OR SPILLS <br /> Education and outreach efforts emphasize that waste should be brought in sound, original containers; <br /> however, there is a chance that releases may occur. All minor releases (leaking bottles, etc.) will be <br /> handled by designated personnel with coordination through the EC. All absorbent material applied to <br /> contain and/or remedy the release will be collected and deposited into the appropriate container for <br /> disposal at an appropriate facility. If a leak is discovered, the leak will be contained and the vehicle <br /> carrying the leaking material will be escorted away from the main collection area to a designated area <br /> for mitigation of the problem. <br /> 9.9 DECONTAMINATION <br /> All discarded waste materials or other objects will be handled in an appropriate manner to prevent the <br /> possibility of spreading contamination or creating a sanitation hazard. All potentially contaminated <br /> materials (i.e. Tyvek suits, gloves, etc.)will be appropriately bagged or drummed and segregated for <br /> future disposal. All contaminated waste materials will be disposed as required by EPA. All non- <br /> contaminated materials will be collected and bagged for appropriate disposal as normal domestic <br /> waste. <br /> 10. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT <br /> The level of protection to be worn by field personnel is defined and controlled by the On Site PM or <br /> OC. Basic levels of protection for general operations are provided below and are defined in this <br /> section. These levels may change depending on results of site reconnaissance or other additional <br /> Page 25 of 41 <br />