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BAGLEY ENTERPRISES, INC. <br /> LIQUID HANDLING SOLUTIONS <br /> HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN FOR SAN J'OA UIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OPERATIONS <br /> DEI EL TANK CLEANING <br /> Cleaning the Tank <br /> Tank cleaning entry supervisors must determine, administer and implement safe work <br /> procedures and appropriate safe limits for employee's exposure to hydrocarbon vapors and <br /> apses and toxic gases, and required oxygen concentrations both when working outside of <br /> tanks and when entering and working in tanks during tank cleaning operations, in <br /> accordance with applicable regulations and facility confined mace entry requir ents. <br /> The safe work procedures should include: <br /> • Permit requirements <br /> • Personal protective equipment <br /> • Ventilation <br /> ■ Sludge and residue rp, nmovaLl from outside the tank <br /> Key Safety Measures for Tank Cleaning <br /> To ensure effective safety tank cleaning, fmplernent these critical practices: <br /> 1. Pre-Cleaning Inspection <br /> + Check for pressure buildup, flammable vapors, and residue levels. <br /> Ensure gas detectors are used to assess internal tank conditions. <br /> . Proper Ventilation <br /> sh Ventilate tanks before and during cleaning. <br /> dh Use explosion-proof fans and exhaust systems to remove toxic fumes. <br /> . Use of the Right Cleaning Agent <br /> Using safe, effective solution is central to safety tank cleaning. It's non-toxic, non-corrosive <br /> nature. it breaks down hazardous sludge and residues without releasing harmful vapors or <br /> damaging the tank's internal coatings. <br /> Post-Cleaning Checks <br /> After safety tank cleaning, conduct; <br /> Gas-free certification <br /> Visual inspi.ctivns <br /> 1 Drainage system clearance <br /> it Docurnentation for compliance audits <br /> Heat belated <br /> Heat stroke <br /> Heat stroke is the most serious heat-related illness. It occurs when the body can no longer <br /> control its temperature: the body's temperature rises rapidly, the sweating mechanism fails, <br /> and the body is unable to cool down. When heat stroke occurs, the body temperature can <br /> rise to 1060F or higher within 10 to lS minutes. Heat stroke can cause permanent disability <br /> or death if the person does not receive emergency treatment. <br /> Symptoms: <br /> Symptoms of heat stroke include: <br /> A Suviae Mwbred Vereran owned Sma ll 9usinjss[SOVOSB} CA Conuigaa rs Lle' T7480Z A,%C-61 t021,USA,D'.M — <br /> 2370 Mnggko tlydg,5ulte N4,Lod]CaN[ornla 95240 Tel,209.357-4900 Faa 209.347,5424 <br /> GSA ContfaI3 it;Gx` 07 F-0452Y dl Rat 1000012590 <br /> htka!//www.bukw%nt"yr1ws.ram P-mallto: Sales baFJeVenterorrses.00,n <br />