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' Community Health and Safety Plan RAINWATER CAR WASH,Manteca, California 95336 Page 18 May 30,2012 ' Modified level D may be required by the SHSS and can consist of some and/or all of the following equipment: • Outer nitrile gloves and inner nitrile surgical gloves when direct contact with chemically affected soils or ' groundwater is anticipated(e.g., nitrile surgical gloves may be used for collecting or classifying samples as long as they are removed and disposed of immediately after each sampling event); • Chemical-resistant clothing(e.g.,Tyvek®or poly-coated Tyvek(&coveralls)when contact with ' chemically affected soils or groundwater is anticipated. Paper coveralls are permissible when working in a dry dust environment; • Safety shoes/boots with protective over-boots or knee-high PVC poly-blend boots when direct contact ' with chemically affected soils is anticipated; • Hearing protection;and/or • Sturdy work gloves. ' 8.2 Level C Protection If air monitoring or other site conditions indicates that the site-specific action levels defined above are exceeded, ' all workers under the direction and control of AA&A who are impacted by the elevated air monitoring readings will upgrade their PPE to level C. In addition to the protective equipment specified for level D, level C includes the use of the following equipment: ' • NIOSH-approved,half-face air-purifying respirator(APR)or full-face APR equipped with a P100 filter in combination with organic vapor cartridge;the use of any respirators must also be in compliance with the ' requirements of a written respiratory protection plan pursuant to Title 8 CCR section 5144. • Chemical-resistant clothing(e.g.,Tyvek(g,poly-coated Tyvek®,or Saranex coveralls)when contact with chemically affected soils or groundwater is anticipated. Paper coveralls are permissible when working in ' a dry dust environment. • Outer nitrile gloves and inner nitrile surgical gloves when direct contact with chemically affected soils or groundwater is anticipated(e.g.,nitrile surgical gloves may be used for collecting or classifying samples ' as long as they are removed and disposed of immediately after each sampling event). • Safety shoes/boots with protective over-boots or knee-high PVC poly-blend boots when direct contact with chemically affected soils is anticipated. ' 8.3 Respiratory Protection The standard respirator assigned to AA&A employees for level C work involving gasoline and/or chlorinated ' solvents consists of a half-face APR. The standard-issue cartridge consists of the organic vapor cartridge in combination with a P100 filter. ' All personnel under the direction and control of AA&A who have been assigned a respirator will comply with the requirements of AA&A's written respiratory protection program.It is the responsibility of the SHSS to ensure compliance with AA&A's respiratory protection program. This written program,which meets the minimum ' requirements of Title 8 CCR section 5144,includes but is not limited to the following: • Individuals required to wear respiratory protection are responsible for inspecting and maintaining their own respirator. • Procedures for cleaning, inspecting,maintenance,and storage of respirators. • Individuals required to wear respiratory protection must have medical clearance from a physician or other licensed health care professional. Ami Adini &Associates,lnc.