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<br /> 4_ No facial hair whiLh interteru
<br /> s with.,, -,;tttgractory fa or 11ic tical a% allowcd on lrur%onvel whet ,arc DUklUit<al
<br /> to wear re,,paritors
<br /> S No contact lenses shall be warn on site
<br /> 6 Contact wab contaminated or wuspeaed surfacc5 contautinated surf lCes 5hoUld bt
<br /> avoided Whenever possible, der not walk through puddies, leachate, or discolored
<br /> surfaces. Leanmg, %itting, or plrkcing cquipmcnt oro drun-ts w atamers, (if sail wu�l)':c•Crtl
<br /> of being contaminated should also be <.ivoided
<br /> 7 Eating, drinking, chewing guru or tobacco, smoking, or vily practice that wcre<ises the
<br /> probability of hand-to-mouth trariXcr and ingestion of m,:terwl, is Prohibited art tint <liCri
<br /> desigaated as contaminated
<br /> 8. HCand4i and face must he thoroughly washed up0111 le;ivir g the work arca
<br /> 9 Whenever decontari enation VTOCcdures for outer garmer is are in effect, the entire body
<br /> ,should tic' thoroughly washed as,coon as povsible ,iftct the protective; garment is rel im,sed
<br /> 10 Medicine and alcohol can ex,accrhare the effects fa oro vxptusure to chernical%
<br /> Prescription drugs should tic}l be t{akcti by personnel on response operations whote dho_
<br /> potential for absorption, is halaiion, or ingestion of toxo %ubstances exists unleyN
<br /> specifically approved t'y a tltt<t)iliecl physician Alcohol se%reragc intake: should lac•
<br /> avoided during response operatiow,
<br /> EMERGENCY RESPONSE PRi'lC F 1D1Lllt&S
<br /> General
<br /> All hazardous waste sites activities pivsk;tit <a degree: of ri4,, iti oii-ote persomic•I i au, cm4
<br /> routine operal ions, risk is nziotmi/cd I)v good w Ork practices, St,ayii,,; alt I i ,Ilei
<br /> using proper pe'rsonrilel and I)I me AA-C t„gUIPtl e nt, 1 opreout,ible event% SUCll ,V
<br /> injury, chemical CXPOSatrC, tit flrc 172,aV OCCilr J11d 1771,1St hC 1tiCiputed
<br /> In die event of cnicigenc4, the tontiv-0, identified in the F ;-Reruellcr C.Masts
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