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i - <br /> It is the intent if this H & SP to supply the broad outline for completing investigation and <br /> remediation activities within ALARA guidelines. It should be clearly understood that it <br /> may not be possible to determine the actual working conditions in advance of the work. <br /> Therefore, planning must allow the opportunity to provide a range of protection based <br /> upon actual working conditions. <br /> All project work shall be preformed in a manner consistent with providing a safe work <br /> environment. A list of general safety guidelines which are applicable include: <br /> Wear appropriate protective clothing for the job, including, but not limited to hard <br /> hats, work clothing, safety boots, traffic vests, work gloves and eye protection. <br /> Decontaminate known sources of contamination (such as gloves and boots) at the <br /> location established for decontamination. Remove equipment only after <br /> decontamination or containerization. <br /> • Keep track of weather conditions and wind direction when working outside. <br /> • Plan activities thoroughly ahead of time: enter work sites by a designated route only <br /> to get to a designated point for a specific purpose. <br /> • Always observe the buddy system: never enter or exit alone and never work alone <br /> in an isolated area. <br /> • Shower thoroughly, as soon as possible, after removing protective equipment. <br /> Wash hands thoroughly upon leaving an area of suspected contamination. <br /> Never assume that a working area is as safe as it appears to be. <br /> Be alert to any unusual behavior on the part of other workers which might indicate <br /> distress, disorientation or other ill effects. Be alert to any unusual change in your <br /> own condition; never ignore warning signs or hesitate to report them at once. <br /> Inform each other of symptoms of nausea, dizziness, headache or reparatory or <br /> eye irritation. <br /> Maintain a clean and organized work area. <br /> Label raw materials, debris, scrap, waste, intermediate and contaminated clothing <br /> with appropriate and understandable precautionary labels. <br /> Environeering, Inc. Project No. 98-012.02 2 <br />