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{ <br /> ii <br /> i <br /> 5.2 FIRE AND EXPLOSION <br /> i <br /> The risk of fire or explosion during site activities is present, though minimal. Toluene is considered flammable <br /> and is a known contaminant on-site. The lower explosive limits (LEL) for benzene, toluene and xylene are 1 .3 to 1 .4 percent, <br /> 1 .2 percent and 1 . 1 percent, respectively. Their flash points are 12F, 40F and 81F, respectively. <br /> For added security, smoking will not be allowed on the site except in a designated smoking areas (to be <br /> i ? determined). 'No Smoking" signs will be prominently displayed at numerous locations. A portable combustible gas monitor <br /> may be utilized to monitor the LEL. All work will cease if the percent LEL reaches 20 percent. <br /> 5.3 OXYGEN DEFICIENCY <br /> I' It is not expected that an oxygen-depleted atmosphere will be encountered during site activities. Whenever the risk <br /> of encountering an oxygen-depleted atmosphere does exist (confined space entry, for example), precautions will be taken <br /> l to ensure the safety of all employees. Confined space entries are used only as a last resort, when all other means have been <br /> exhausted. BEII uses a special permit system for confined space entry, entailing additional employee training and <br /> atmospheric monitoring. <br /> SA BIOLOGIC HAZARDS <br /> It is not anticipated that poisonous plants or hazardous animals will be encountered during site activities. <br /> . I 5.5 SAFETY HAZARDS <br /> Minimal safety hazards are expected onsite. <br /> 5A HEATlCOLD STRESS <br /> Wearing personal protective equipment while conducting site operations puts the individual worker at considerable <br /> risk of developing heat-related disorders, collectively called heat stress. Monitoring will be performed to avoid heat stress, <br /> using both oral temperatures and radial pulse rate for all workers engaging in heavy labor at ambient temperatures over 70F. <br /> 5.7 NOISE <br /> Excess exposure to noise is not anticipated during work at the Frontier Transportation property, however, if noise <br /> J levels are encountered above 85 decibels (dBa), hearing protection will be wom. In general, excess noise is "suspected" <br /> when people standing next to each other are not audible to one another. In addition, ear plugs will be available on-site at <br /> all times for worker comfort as desired. A Hearing Conservation Program has been established by BEII and is in effect for <br /> all site locations. <br /> i <br /> 5.8 ELECTRICAL HAZARDS <br /> 6; All electrical work, installation and wire capacities shall be in accordance with the provisions of the National <br /> ---� electric Code. Power cords will be UL-listed heavy duty and include a grounding, plug. All power cords and receptacles <br /> shall be inspected before use to ensure that the casings are not cracked, grounding prongs are attached and that there are not <br /> ( other visible defects. If any defects are found, the cord, receptacle or equipment shall be tagged and placed out of use until <br /> repaired or disposed of. During equipment maintenance activities, proper lockout procedures will be utilized. <br /> 6. HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING <br /> v.� This section describes the health and safety training requirements necessary for participating in field operations <br /> ll al the Frontier Transportation properly <br /> i�wa <br />