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Solar Non-Ionizing) Radiation Since most work will be performed outdoors, the hazard of non- ionizing radiation [ultraviolet (UV)] will be present. Sunburns ranging from red, inflammed skin to blisters can occur. Sunscreen can be found in the First Aid kit with the health and safety supplies. It is urged that workers apply the sunscreen (as directed) to protect any exposed skin during work activities. PROCEDURES FOR THE TREATMENT OF INJURED WORKERS 1 . If the injury is minor: Administer First Aid Locate a site worker trained in First Aid If necessary, call emergency response services (911) for transport to LLNL Medical, Building 877. LLNL Medical will prepare and complete an Accident Report detailing the incident 2. If the injury is major: Call emergency response services (911) for transport to LLNL Medical, Building 877. LLNL Medical will prepare and complete an Accident Report detailing the incident EXCLUSION ZONE EMERGENCIES The exclusion zone is the work area where the greatest level of contamination is expected to be encountered. For this closure plan the exclusion zone will include the tank and piping excavations and the stockpiled soil. If conditions within the exclusion zone become dangerous due to an unexpected chemical, physical or other hazard, the exclusion zone must be evacuated. All workers should decontaminate themselves to the best extent possible and retreat to the support zone (typically a supply storage zone, this area should have the lowest risk of chemical contamination). Call LLNL Emergency Response Services at 911 and the ES&H Team 5 at 3- 5286. The exclusion zone must not be re-entered until the hazardous conditions have been evaluated and alleviated to the satisfaction of the LLNL Emergency Response Services and ES&H Team 5. D-6