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a. 7 „' <br /> First Aid Procedures: <br /> Ingestion:DO NOT induce vomiting, summon medical help <br /> Inhalation: Move victim to fresh air, seek medical attention if needed <br /> Dermal Exposure: Remove contaminated clothing, flush with water <br /> DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURE: <br /> Personnel: Flush exposed skin with soap and water. <br /> WORK LIMITATIONS: (time of day, weather, heat/cold stress) : <br /> In high ambient temperatures, follow heat-stress precautions: Provide <br /> plenty of cool water and electrolytes (e.g. , Gatorade) , remove <br /> protective clothing during breaks: check resting pulse and increase <br /> number of breaks if pulse does not return to normal during work break. <br /> In cold ambient temperatures (<35°F. ) , follow hypothermia precautions. <br /> Work may only progress during daylight hours or under conditions of <br /> adequate lighting. <br /> ELECTRICAL HAZARDS: <br /> Will be located by U.S.A.. before drilling. <br /> Maintain at least 10 feet clearance from overhead power lines. If <br /> unavoidably close to overhead or buried power lines, turn power off <br /> and lockout circuit breaker. Avoid standing in water when operating <br /> ( electrical equipment. <br /> CONFINED SPACES: <br /> Monitor organic vapors and oxygen before entering. If following value <br /> exceeded, do not enter: <br /> Oxygen <20. 0% <br /> Total hydrocarbons > 5 ppm above background, if all air contaminants <br /> have not been identified. <br /> Concentrations of specific air contaminants exceeding action levels in <br /> Section D, if all air contaminants have been identified. <br /> If entering a confined space, monitor oxygen and organic vapors con- <br /> tinuously. <br /> Agencies contacted in underground utility search: <br /> Shell Oil Company <br /> Underground Service Alert (USA) <br />