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SITE SAFETY PLAN May 31, 1989 <br /> Waterfront Redevelopment, Stockton, California AGS 39048-1 <br /> * Changes in personality or demeanor <br /> * Excessive salivation or changes in pupillary <br /> response <br /> * Changes in speech ability or pattern <br /> PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS <br /> Field personnel and visitors are required to wear the following <br /> clothing and equipment, as a minimum, while in the work area at <br /> the Waterfront Redevelopment Property project site: <br /> o Hard hat <br /> o Safety glasses <br /> o Steel-toed boots <br /> Field personnel engaged in work operations are required to wear <br /> the following additional equipment: <br /> o Standard Tyvek (when required) <br /> o Steel-toed chemical resistent boots <br /> (Neoprene or polyvinyl chloride [PVC] ) <br /> o Gloves (Neoprene, PVC, or Nitrile) <br /> o Respirator (readily available and usable if required) <br /> WORK ZONES AND SECURITY MEASURES <br /> The Project Manager will contact the Underground Services Alert <br /> (USA) and the utilities will be marked before any drilling is <br /> conducted onsite and the monitoring wells will be installed at a <br /> safe distance from the utilities. The first five feet will hand <br /> augered before any drilling equipment is operated. <br /> Each of the areas where the monitoring wells will be installed <br /> will be designated as Exclusion Zones. Only essential personnel <br /> will be allowed into an Exclusion Zone. When it is practical and <br /> local topography allows, approximately 25 to 75 feet of space <br /> surrounding those Exclusion Zones will be designated as <br /> Contamination Reduction Zones. <br /> Cones, wooden barricades, or a suitable alternative will be used <br /> to deny the public access to these Contamination Reduction Zones. <br /> The public will not be allowed close to the work area under any <br /> 5 <br />