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10 If any equipment or gear gets damaged or if your suit tears badly, GO BACK <br /> 11 If you experience physical discomfort, breathing difficulties, light-headedness, <br /> dizziness or other abnormalities, GO BACK <br /> 12 When you return, have your buddy check for external accumulation of contamination <br /> and remove it Also check gear for damage <br /> 13 Decontamination will be performed in steps as follows <br /> Step 1 - Segregation Equipment Drams Deposit equipment used onsite (tools, <br /> sampling devices and containers, monitoring instruments, clipboards, etc ) In different <br /> containers with plastic liners Each may be contaminated to a different degree <br /> Segregation at the drop reduces the probability of cross-contamination This <br /> equipment may be reused if properly decontaminated <br /> Equipment various sizes of containers <br /> Plastic drop cloths <br /> St!QR2 - Boot Cover and Outer Glove Wash and Rinse (Optional - will be used at the <br /> Site Health and Safety Coordinator's discretion) <br /> Equipment pesticide sprayer with nozzle <br /> two wash basins or tubs <br /> scrub brush <br /> water <br /> liqui-nox nonphosphate soap solution (1 %) <br /> Step 3 -Tape ReLnoval (Optional - will be used at the Site Health and Safety <br /> Coordinator's discretion) Remove tape around boots and gloves and deposit in <br /> container with plastic liner Remove boot covers, then outer gloves and place them <br /> in the containers <br /> Equipment containers (30-50 gallons) <br /> plastic liners <br /> folding chairs <br /> Step 4 - Safety Boot Wash and Rinse (Optional - will be used at discretion of ESC field <br /> team members) <br /> Equipment two wash basins or tubs <br /> scrub brush <br /> water <br /> Avalon Environmental Consultants 9627-001-2 <br /> Kashmar Singh Joes Truck Stop <br /> October 20, 1998 Lathrop, California <br />