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Health and Safety Plan for <br /> Delineation and Destruction of Well B-1 <br /> 750V—2kV 1 ft.6 in.(46 cm) <br /> 2kV—15kV 2 ft.(61 cm) <br /> 15kV—37kV 3 ft.(91 cm) <br /> 37kV—87.5kV 3 ft.6 in.(107cm) <br /> 87.5kV—121 kV 4 ft.(122 cm) <br /> 121kV-140kV 4 ft.6 in.(137 cm) <br /> 3.4 Environmental Hazards <br /> 3.4.1 Biological Hazards <br /> If any biological hazards are identified at the site, workers in the area will immediately notify the <br /> safety officer and nearby personnel. <br /> • Rodents/mammals <br /> • Reptiles/snakes <br /> • Venomous insects <br /> • Ticks <br /> • Mosquitoes <br /> • Spiders/scorpions <br /> • Coccidiodes (fungus which can cause Valley Fever) <br /> • Poison Ivy/Poison Oak <br /> Rodents/Mammals <br /> Animals can carry diseases and should not be fed or touched. Avoid blindly placing hands or feet <br /> in closed or covered areas. Additionally, rodent feces may carry diseases or disease causing <br /> agents; avoid causing dust in the areas of rodent feces. <br /> Reptiles/Snakes <br /> The primary reptiles of concern are venomous snakes (rattlesnake). Avoid contact and areas that <br /> may harbor snake populations including shrubs, piles of materials, and crevices. In the event of a <br /> bite, immobilize the affected area and contact emergency medical services. In the event of a bite, <br /> note the snake's appearance if possible in order to describe the snake to emergency staff. <br /> Emergency medical services should be contacted. If more than 30 minutes from emergency care, <br /> 10275-4 <br /> D U D E K 11 June 2017 <br />