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7.0 DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES <br /> The company has instituted decontamination procedures. These procedures <br /> have been included in this HASP to communicate to the employees the standard <br /> operating procedures for decontamination and to minimize employee contact with <br /> hazardous substances or with equipment that has contacted hazardous <br /> substances. Decontamination procedures shall be addressed to whenever an <br /> employee or a piece of equipment comes in contact with hazardous substances. <br /> • Decontamination shall be performed in geographical areas that will minimize <br /> the exposure of uncontaminated employees or equipment to contaminated <br /> employees or equipment. This area, known as the Decon Zone will be noted <br /> on the site map. <br /> • All employees leaving a contaminated area shall be appropriately <br /> decontaminated; all contaminated clothing and equipment leaving a <br /> contaminated area shall be appropriately disposed of or decontaminated. <br /> • Decontamination procedures shall be monitored by site safety and health <br /> supervisor to determine their effectiveness and shall be corrected if the <br /> procedures are found to be ineffective. <br /> • Equipment and media used for decontamination shall be either <br /> decontaminated or disposed of properly. <br /> • Wet Decontamination - Instruments will be washed using any approved liquid, <br /> including water and solvents. Water decontamination shall be used in <br /> preference over solvents. All liquids used for decontamination will be collected <br /> in approved waste container and labeled. <br /> • Dry Decontamination - Dry decontamination absorbent material shall be used <br /> as the decontamination media. Acceptable dry media include towels, rags, <br /> and diatomaceous earth. All media used for decontamination will be collected <br /> in an approved waste container and labeled. <br />