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Prework Safety Equipment Checklist' Before leaving for the jobsite, verify that these safety supplies are in your vehicle and that they are in good, usable condition. After verification, sign and date where indicated and turn the form into the field service coordinator before leatzing the plant. 1 . External Tank Applications: ❑ Personal Protective Equipment— Maintain in a clean and sanitary condition. ❑ Reflective Safety Vests ❑ Hard Hats ❑ Steel-toed Shoes ❑ Safety Glasses with Side Shields ❑ Gloves—Chemical-resistant and Leather ❑ Coveralls ❑ Ear Plugs or Muffs ❑ Goggles and Face Shields ❑ Organic Vapor Cartridge Respirators ❑ Dust Masks ❑ Combustible-Gas Indicator and Oxygen Monitor— Before leaving for a jobsite, calibrate this equipment to ensure it is working properly. Calibration should be done prior to use each day. Record calibration results on a calibration log. Follow the manufacturer's calibration instructions. You must have extra unopened oxygen and combustible gas sensors in your vehicle for replacement if necessary. ❑ Air-Moving Equipment— If you may need to remove vapors from a tank before working on the interior or exterior, include a venturi with a minimum total airflow rating of 1,500 CFM. You must also have an extension to exhaust air a minimum of 12 feet above grade. Make sure that the customer will be supplying an air compressor suitable for your needs (typically rated for a minimum of 100 PSI). ❑ Work-Area Protection — Have enough equipment to adequately provide a safe work zone to protect you and the crew. Equipment includes high-visibility cones, barricades, safety tape and flags. This is in addition to the equipment the customer/contractor may provide. Refer to Appendix G for additional information on the Work-Area Protection. ❑ Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) —You must have an up-to-date MSDS for all chemical products carried on your vehicle. Store the MSDS's in a labeled binder and keep the binder accessible at all times. ❑ Incident Report— In the event you are involved in a vehicle accident or an on-the-job injury, make sure you have Xerxes-provided reports in your vehicle (such as the glove compartment) and they are easily accessible at all times. ❑ Fire Extinguisher— Check to make sure that there is at least one fire extinguisher in the vehicle. Verify that it has b?en inspected, it has maintained its operating pressure in the operating range, and is securely stored inside the vehicle i i Form PSEC1 Ell.2/Q6