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4.2.4 Unstable Footing, Physical Obstacles,and Falling Objects <br /> The work area will be inspected by the site safety officer who will advise all personnel of <br /> actual and potential hazards due to unstable footing,physical obstacles, and potential <br /> falling objects prior to the commencement of work activities. <br /> 4.2.5 Overhead Utility Lines <br /> Operations adjacent to overhead lines are prohibited unless one of the following <br /> conditions is satisfied: <br /> • Lockout/tagout procedure. The main electrical switches is in a locked"off' position <br /> for any electrically operated equipment or electrical lines. De-energized equipment <br /> or circuits are tagged at all points where such equipment or circuits can be energized. <br /> • Equipment or any part does not have the capability of coming within the minimum <br /> clearances for energized overhead lines as specified in Table 2, or the equipment has <br /> been positioned and blocked to assure the part,including cables, cannot come within <br /> the minimum clearances specified in Table 2. <br /> 5.0 ONSITE SAFETY EQUIPMENT <br /> The following subsections describe personal and general safety equipment that will be <br /> required onsite. <br /> 5.1 PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT <br /> The following Level D personal protective equipment(PPE) is required to be worn while <br /> onsite: <br /> • Hard hat <br /> • Steel toed shoes <br /> • Safety glasses, if appropriate <br /> • Colored vests, in traffic areas <br /> In addition to the above PPE,hearing protection is required when drilling equipment is in <br /> operation and gloves are required when collecting or handling any soil or groundwater <br /> samples. Additional PPE may be required based on air monitoring. <br /> 5.2 GENERAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT <br /> The following items must be available and easily accessible for use: <br /> PL\SAES\PR0JECTS@003\03759 Shell Mountain House Weigh b,c,d\lnvst C_D\CD Delineation\SSHP.doc <br /> 5 <br />