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• fire and explosion; <br /> • electrical hazards; <br /> • hot work; and <br /> • noise. <br /> 4.3 General Safety Hazards <br /> Other possible safety hazards include the potential for slipping, falling, head trauma, <br /> lifting heavy objects, insect bites, and moving traffic. All personnel working on the <br /> project will wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, <br /> hard hats, traffic vests and steel-toed boots as required by the SSO. First aid will be <br /> available on-site to take care of any minor injuries . Appropriate emergency services shall <br /> be contacted to deal with the emergency situations more serious than cuts or scrapes. <br /> 5. 0 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT <br /> Based on evaluation of potential hazards, hazard levels have been established as Level D, <br /> but the project manager should be prepared to upgrade protection to Level C if warranted <br /> by field conditions. <br /> "EPA Standard Operating Safety Guidelines" defines the levels of protective clothing as <br /> follows: <br /> • LEVEL A: Fully encapsulating suit / SCBA / Hard hat / Steel-toed boots / Safety <br /> gloves <br /> • LEVEL B : Splash resistant suit / SCBA / Hard hat / Steel-toed boots / Safety <br /> gloves <br /> • LEVEL C : Half face respirator / SCBA / Safety glasses / Hard hat / Steel-toed <br /> boots / Coveralls / Safety gloves <br /> • LEVEL D: Safety glasses / Hard hat / Steel-toed boots / Coveralls / Safety gloves <br /> Environeering, Inc. Project No. 00-004.03 Page 5 <br /> I <br />