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A. GENERAL <br />A site must be controlled to reduce the possibility of <br />exposure to any contaminants present and their transport <br />by personnel or equipment from the site. <br />A control system is required to assure that personnel <br />and equipment working on the hazardous waste site are <br />subjected to appropriate health and safety surveillance. <br />The possibility of exposure or translocation of <br />contaminants can be reduced or eliminated in a number of <br />ways, including: <br />* Setting up security or physical barriers to <br />exclude unnecessary personnel from the general <br />area <br />* Minimizing the number of personnel and equipment <br />on-site consistent with effective operations <br />* Establishing work zones within the site <br />* Establishing control points to regulate access to <br />work zones <br />* Conducting operations in a manner to reduce the <br />exposure of personnel and equipment <br />* Minimizing the airborne dispersion of contaminants <br />* Implementing the appropriate personnel and <br />equipment decontamination procedures <br />Work areas (zones) will be established based on <br />anticipated contamination. Within these zones <br />prescribed operations will occur utilizing appropriate <br />personal protective equipment. Movement between areas <br />will be controlled at check points. The planned zones <br />are: <br />I. Exclusion Area (contaminated); <br />2. Contamination Reduction Area; and, <br />3. Support Area (non -contaminated). <br />HE <br />