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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 18 of 34 ' <br /> other elements necessary to support site activities. Normal street clothes or Level D <br /> PPE are appropriate apparel for this area. ' <br /> 6.4 Zone Dimensions <br /> Considerable judgment is needed to ensure a safe working area for each zone, balanced ' <br /> against practical work considerations. Physical and topographical barriers may <br /> constrain ideal locations. Field measurements combined with climatic conditions may, ' <br /> in part, determine the control zone distances. In work areas that do not require the use <br /> of chemical-resistant clothing, work zone procedures may still be necessary to limit the <br /> movement of personnel and retain adequate site control. If guard services are ' <br /> subcontracted to secure the work area, the guards will be informed of site health and <br /> safety issues. <br /> 6.5 Decontamination Procedures ' <br /> 6.5.1 General , <br /> As part of the system to prevent or reduce the physical transfer of contaminants by t <br /> people and/or equipment from the Site, procedures will be instituted for <br /> decontaminating equipment and personnel leaving the Exclusion and Contamination <br /> Reduction Zones. These procedures will include decontamination of all personnel and ' <br /> equipment involved with intrusive activities at the Site. Unless otherwise demonstrated, <br /> any item leaving the Exclusion Zone shall be considered contaminated. In general, <br /> decontamination at the work area may consist of rinsing equipment and PPE with a , <br /> detergent solution followed by a deionized water rinse. Reusable decontaminated PPE <br /> will be stored for air drying. The amount of decontamination necessary will be <br /> determined by the extent of contamination present during each site activity. ' <br /> Decontamination is addressed in two ways: the physical arrangement and control of <br /> contamination zones, and the effective use of decontamination procedures. The ' <br /> physical decontamination process uses cleaning solutions, followed by rinse solutions. <br /> Used solutions, brushes, sponges, and containers will be properly contained and <br /> disposed of. ' <br /> 6.5.2 Equipment Decontamination Procedures ' <br /> Equipment decontamination procedures are located in Section 4 of the FSP. <br /> 1 <br /> Page F-18 R1FswP-AppF-Re0-04111:sRL ' <br />