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1. The SSO will verbally notify onsite personnel of the emergency and direct <br />personnel. <br />2. If the emergency cannot be readily contained, extinguished, or controlled by <br />onsite personnel, the SSO will call 911 and inform them of the location and <br />details of the emergency situation. <br />3. The SSO will notify the Project Manager and Principal, if necessary. <br />4. The SSO, with the assistance of the Project Manager, will decide when to resume <br />operations after an incident has been controlled. <br />13.1 Flammable Atmosphere <br />In the event that CGI or OVM readings in work areas (outside tanks) exceed 10 percent <br />LEL, work will be suspended, monitoring will be continued as necessary to isolate the area, <br />and some or all of the following engineering controls will be implemented: <br />1. Contaminated soils will be sprayed down, if necessary, with deodorizing <br />Chemicals to reduce vaporization of volatile organic compounds(VOCs) or <br />permeation of other gases. <br />2. Vapors from pooled petroleum product will be suppressed, if necessary, by <br />spraying with foam or an appropriate chemical suppressant. <br />3. Portions of the stockpiled soil will be covered with plastic sheeting. <br />4. Air movers will be used to ventilate areas of concentration to below 10 <br />percent LEL. <br />5. Wells emitting excessive chemical concentrations will be ventilated, capped <br />or shut in, as necessary. <br />s <br />13.2 Toxic Atmosphere <br />In the event that airborne concentrations of the chemicals of concern exceed the TLV, the <br />above engineering control measures will be implemented to reduce concentrations to or <br />below the TLVs, if practical. If such reduction is not possible, PPE will be used to limit <br />worker exposure during operations. <br />In the event that airborne concentrations of the chemicals exceed twice the TLV, work will <br />be suspended and appropriate engineering controls will be implemented to reduce <br />concentrations to or below twice the TLV. <br />