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' • • Levine-Fricke-Recon <br /> Section:6 - <br /> Date Initiated: September 23, 1996 <br /> Revision No.: 1 <br /> Date Revised:August 21, 1998 <br /> ' Page 17 of 34 <br /> • Support Zone <br /> ' The boundaries of work zones for all field activities at Lincoln Center will be <br /> established only after consultation with and approval by LPL, in accordance with the <br /> ' Permanent Injunction and with the First Final Consent Decree. These zones may be <br /> established using cones, barricades, tape, fencing, or other appropriate means. <br /> 6.3.1 Exclusion Zone <br /> ' The Exclusion Zone is considered to have the highest potential for the presence of <br /> ' chemicals of concern. Within this area, the prescribed protection must be worn by <br /> personnel in the field, as determined by site conditions and air monitoring data. An <br /> entry checkpoint will be established at the periphery of the Exclusion Zone to control <br /> ' flow of personnel and equipment between contiguous zones and ensure that the <br /> procedures established to enter and exit each zone are followed. <br /> ' The Exclusion Zone boundary will be conservatively established in the field by the <br /> SSO, or designated representatives, at the time the particular field activity is <br /> performed. Subsequent to initial operations, the boundary may be readjusted based on <br /> ' observations and/or measurements made in the field. The boundary will be physically <br /> secured and posted. <br /> 6.3.2 Contamination Reduction Zone <br /> The Contamination Reduction Zone will be established between the Exclusion and <br /> ' Support Zones. The purpose of this zone is to provide an area to prevent or reduce the <br /> transfer of chemicals that may have been picked up by personnel or equipment <br /> returning from the Exclusion Zone. All decontamination activities will occur in this <br /> area. The boundary between the Support Zone and the Contamination Reduction Zone <br /> is the contamination control line. This boundary separates the potentially contaminated <br /> area from the clean area of the Support Zone. Entry into the Contamination Reduction <br /> ' Zone from the clean area of the Support Zone will be through an access control point. <br /> Personnel entering at this station will wear the prescribed PPE for work in the <br /> Contamination Reduction Zone. Exiting the Contamination Reduction Zone to the <br /> clean area of the Support Zone requires the removal of any suspected or known <br /> contaminated PPE and compliance with the established decontamination procedures. <br /> 6.3.3 Support Zone <br /> The Support Zone is the outermost of the three concentric areas and is considered <br /> ' decontaminated, or the "clean area." It contains the field office for field operations and <br /> RIFSWP-AppF-Rev1-04111:SRL Page F-17 <br />