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c <br /> 30 <br /> r-, <br /> F ' <br /> The following emergency telephone numbers will be used to call for assistance: <br /> All emergencies: 911 <br /> Doctors Hospital of Lodi, (209) 333-0211 <br /> All subcontractors are responsible for their own corporate health and safety program <br /> and the health and safety of their own employees. A copy of their written program must <br /> be submitted for review to BC if requested. The subcontractor's health and safety <br /> requirements for this project are specified by this SSHP. <br /> Hazard Analysis <br /> The potential hazards to personnel working at ARCO Station 434 have been identified <br /> as chemical contamination and physical hazards of working around heavy equipment. Each <br /> potential hazard relative to the potential for exposure is described below. <br /> F Chemical Contamination. The chemical health and safety hazards of this project are <br /> the possible inhalation of or direct contact with gasoline from contaminated soil and <br /> groundwater. Table 3 presents exposure limits for key chemicals at the site. <br /> sGasoline vapors (50 to 100 octane) are moderately to highly toxic via inhalation. <br /> Inhalation of gasoline vapors can cause central nervous system depression, pneumonitis, <br /> fatal pulmonary edema (high concentrations), and some addiction. The vapors are <br /> considered moderately toxic and may cause eye.disturbances. The threshold limit value for <br /> gasoline in air is 300 parts per million. <br /> t <br /> t Gasoline also poses fire and explosion hazards when present in sufficient <br /> ! concentrations (percent by volume in air). Gasoline can react vigorously with oxidizing <br /> materials resulting in fire. Exposure of gasoline vapor to flame or excessive heat may <br /> result in fire or explosion (lower explosive limit 1.3 percent, upper explosive limit 5.0 <br /> percent), <br /> Physical Hazards. The only on-site physical hazard is working around heavy <br /> equipment. While working at the site, the field personnel must be aware of heavy <br /> equipment movement and general traffic, including drill rig operations. the location of the <br /> emergency shut-off switch for the rig will be noted by each field person. <br /> Training Requirements <br /> s All BC staff working on site have completed training in hazard recognition and basic______ <br /> ---health- and--safety-issues--as-required--by the-occupational-__ and health regulations <br /> contained in 29 CFR 1910.120 (e). In addition, each eiztployee will be familiar with the <br /> requirements of this SSHP, and will participate in site activity and safety briefings. <br /> _J <br /> i <br />