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y1tC IC SHARP Management Manual Former Tracy MGP Project Safety Plan (PSP) • ANSI-approved hard hat Other personal protection readily available for use, if necessary, includes the following: • outer nitrile gloves and inner nitrile surgical gloves when direct contact with chemically affected soils or groundwater is anticipated(nitrile surgical gloves may be used for collecting or classifying samples as long as they are removed and disposed of immediately after each sampling event) • chemical-resistant clothing(e.g.,Tyvek or poly-coated Tyvek coveralls)when contact with chemically affected soils or groundwater is anticipated • safety shoes/boots with protective over-boots or knee-high PVC poly-blend boots when direct contact with chemically affected soils is anticipated • hearing protection • sturdy work gloves • Heavy Equipment Operation. Evaluate the use of heavy equipment in operations such as site clearing, grading, drilling and excavation or lifting. Controls should include equipment alarms, use of qualified operators, equipment inspections, and any specific OSHA regulatory requirements. • Material Handling. Consider the size and weight of loads, the equipment to be used, how the equipment is set up and protected, and safety and maintenance inspections of material handling and rigging equipment. Also consider employee training in the use of the equipment or personal body mechanics when engaged in manual material handling activities. • Material Storage. Consider where materials and equipment will be stored on site. Implement measures to protect against chemical spills/releases, fire, vandalism and theft of tools, equipment, or materials. Also consider the hazards that may exist for workers when they are storing or retrieving those materials. • Mobilization/Demobilization. Conduct an initial site inspection for pre job planning. The inspection should cover potential exposures such as the location of electrical lines, underground utilities, nearby structures, traffic conditions, site security needs, public exposures general liability, and other potential exposures. • Portable Hand and Power Tools. Evaluate the tools to be used and the ways that workers are protected from the hazards associated with the use of tools. Consider tool maintenance requirements; electrical requirements; the use of ground fault circuit interrupters, grounding, extension cords, and tool inspection procedures; and employee training and PPE requirements. • Process Safety Management. At process sites where highly hazardous chemicals are stored or used, comply with special considerations and process safety management OSHA regulations. • Traffic Controls. Control measures include warning signs, flagmen, traffic stoppage and control, and unloading procedures. Internal traffic control plans should include ways to restrict the number of vehicles on site, the flow of vehicles accessing the site and driving 27