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EHD - Public
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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
SR0085478
PE
2903
FACILITY_ID
FA0025030
FACILITY_NAME
PORT OF STOCKTON
STREET_NUMBER
1200
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
HUMPHREY
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95203
APN
16203007
ENTERED_DATE
6/30/2022 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
1200 W HUMPHREY
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
003
QC Status
Approved
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............................................................................................ <br /> Carbon Monoxide) Im lement controls(reposition workers ventilate contain eliminate source scheduling,etc. to limit <br /> ❑ ( >25 ppm p ( p / g, ) <br /> exposures to<25ppm. For persistent levels>25ppm,STOP WORK,contact Corp.H&S Dept. <br /> <150 In this Air Quality Index(AQI)range,it's acceptable to continue work without respiratory protection. <br /> WILDFIRESMOKE —..................................................:...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... <br /> ® 151-500 Voluntary use of N95 respirator is appropriate. <br /> (A IforPM2.5 ........................................................................................ <br /> Q ) P..............................p............................................................................................................................................................................... <br /> >500 STOP WORK,or use APR*with approval of Corp.H&S Dept. <br /> ❑ <OTHER> ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. <br /> SITE-DERIVED ACTION LEVELS—Sustained breathing zone action levels;derived based on site contaminants;REVIEW WITH CORP.H&S DEPT.REQUIRED. <br /> <15 ppmAcceptable to continue work without VOC-focused respiratory protection. <br /> Implement controls(reposition workers ventilation containment eliminate source etc. to lower VOC <br /> p ( p ) <br /> VOCs 15-50 ppm exposures to less than specified action level. <br /> ................................................................................................................ .................... .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. <br /> ® (Volatile Organic Use APR*with VOC cartridges(yellow or black);do not exceed MUC**for respirator type;confirm <br /> Compounds) N/A <br /> procedures for respirator usage with Corp.H&S Dept. <br /> ................................................................................................ ........ .............. .................................................. <br /> >50 ppm STOP WORK. Implement controls,for persistent levels greater than action contact Corp H&S Dept. <br /> <X mg/m3 Acceptable to continue work without particulate focused respiratory protection. <br /> .......................................................................................:........ .............. .................................................................................................. <br /> > mg/m3 1 Implement controls(water spray,reposition workers,ventilation,containment,etc.)to lower dust levels to <br /> less than specified action level or use APR with approval of Corp.H&S De <br /> AIRBORNE DUST p pp t.p p <br /> (Total Particulates) X to X mg/ma Use APR*with particulate cartridges appropriate for the hazard;do not exceed MUC**for respirator type; <br /> confirm procedures for respirator usage with Corp.H&S Dept. <br /> .............................................................................................................................................. ................ .................................................................................................................. ........... <br /> >mg/m3 STOP WORK. Implement controls. For persistent levels greater than action level,contact Corp H&S Dept. <br /> ❑ <OTHER> ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. <br /> *Air-purifying respirator **Maximum use concentration <br /> Geosyntec Procedures: HS-111-Ar8jonitHS-602-Lead HS-605-Hydrogen en Sulfide Wildfire Smoke THA Addendum <br /> E.2. OTHER WORKER EXPOSURE MONITORING 1 SAMPLING ® Applicable ❑ Not Applicable,Not Anticipated <br /> ®Heat/Cold Stress Testing/Monitoring El Wildfire Smoke—Tracking AQI(Air Quality Index) ❑<Other> <br /> ❑Air Sampling(sample collection,passive dosimeter) ❑Ionizing or Non-ionizing Radiation Testing ❑<Other> <br /> ❑Wipe/Bulk Sampling(to evaluate workerexposure) ❑Noise Testing <br /> Site-Specific Notes,Clarifications: Follow Geosyntec HS-124-Heat Stress Prevention procedures <br /> Geosyntec Procedures: HS-109-Hearing Protection,HS-111-Air Monitoring,HS-124-Heat Stress Prevention,HS-125-Cold Stress Prevention, <br /> HS-126-Radiation Safety Program,HS-128-Ionizing and Non-ionizing Radiation,HS-601-Asbestos <br /> HS-602-Lead,HS-604-Respirable Crystalline Silica,HS-605-Hydrogen Sulfide <br /> E.3. FENCELINE 1 PERIMETER AIR MONITORING ❑ Applicable ® Not Applicable, Not Anticipated <br /> PART F-APPROVALS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS <br /> F.1.THA PREPARATION, REVIEW/APPROVAL SIGNATURES A THA is typically prepared by project staff,often with input from an HSC,with <br /> review/approval,at a minimum, by PM or PD. Corporate H&S staff must be consulted as required or otherwise deemed appropriate . <br /> Printed Name Signature Date <br /> THA PREPARED Megan Houlihanp��` F 3/1/2022 <br /> BY: <br /> THA Printed Name Signature Date <br /> REVIEWED/ Kimberly Brandt I/, ,_ k�,� 1 3/2/2022 <br /> APPROVED BY: <br /> (Project Manager or <br /> Project Director,at a Joe Esseichick h� 3/4/2022 <br /> minimum) <br /> *At a minimum,Corp.H&S must review/approve the THA review when Geosyntec staff will encounter"high hazards/high risks,"or perform critical tasks,such as(but not limited to): <br /> Climb ladders to heights>10' Implement lockout/tagout controls Instrument monitoring for critical exposure risks <br /> Use a personal fall apparatus Enter a trench/excavation>5 deep Wear a respirator <br /> Project/Task Name:WR2501B; UST817B Investigation <br /> Geosyntec THA Date:3/4/2022 Page 11 <br /> consultants <br />
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