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Emergency Equipment <br />E <br />The following emergency equipment will be available: <br />• A 20 -unit first aid kit. <br />• ABC fire extinguishers (2). <br />DECONTAMINATION <br />The requirement for decontamination will be determined by the <br />specific site conditions. <br />Pre -moistened tissues will be available. <br />The minimum training requirements specified in Federal OSHA <br />1910.120 Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response will be <br />met for all remediation personnel. (if required) <br />All on-site employees will be trained in accordance with T8 CCR <br />5192 (e), First Aid and CPR. <br />INFORMATIONAL PROGRAMS: <br />Employees, contractors and subcontractors engaged in hazardous <br />waste operations at the site will be informed of the nature, level <br />and degree of exposure likely as a result of participation in these <br />operations in accordance with T8 CCR 5192 (i). <br />I-ag 113 k441 AEF. -Io Zvi 3 * <br />All on-site employees who meet the conditions specified by T8 CCR <br />5192 (f) (2) (a) - (c) will be covered by a medical surveillance <br />program with meets the requirements of T8 CCR 5192 (f). <br />The following potential impacts to the safety and health of on-site <br />employees have been identified from a review of the comprehensive <br />workplan for this project. <br />A. Exposure to Toxic Substances <br />1. BENZENE <br />Exposure to benzene is primarily by inhalation of skin absorption. <br />Benzene is irritating to the eyes and skin and can produce <br />2 <br />