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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0543660
PE
2960 - RWQCB LEAD AGENCY CLEAN UP SITE
FACILITY_ID
FA0024809
FACILITY_NAME
OXYCHEM STOCKTON
STREET_NUMBER
1904
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
CHARTER
STREET_TYPE
WAY
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
16302041
CURRENT_STATUS
Active, billable
QC Status
Approved
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SJGOV\gmartinez
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Site Address
1904 W CHARTER WAY STOCKTON 95206
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PART C - HAZARD ANALYSIS and EQUIPMENT LIST(Basis for Field Team Safety Orientations and Onsite Safety Discussions) <br /> C.1 ONSITE TASK HAZARD ANALYSIS <br /> INSTRUCTIONS: <br /> ➢ Begin your job safety analysis by reviewing "Pointers" (see lower right) and completing Part D "HAZARD ANALYSIS AND CONTROLS for your TASK(s), <br /> ➢ In Columns 1 &2(below), list/describe TASKS&WORK ASPECTS and the associated HAZARDS&RISKS. <br /> y In Column 3 summarize CONTROLS&SAFE WORK PRACTICES(Brief summary descriptions with references to THA Sections). ALWAYS"COLLAPSE" <br /> THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN <br /> REFERENCES-Copy and paste, as applicable, into Column 3: COMPLETED THA! <br /> See C.2.SAFETY EQUIPMENT LIST See D.10.ELECTRICAL WORK TASKS <br /> See D.1.BASELINE HAZARD PREPAREDNESS See D.11.UTILITY-RELATED HAZARDS <br /> See D.2.SPECIAL TRAFFICNEHICLE/TRANSPORT HAZARDS See D.12.CONFINED/ENCLOSED SPACES <br /> See D.3.WATER HAZARDS See D.13.INFECTIOUS/PATHOGENIC BIOHAZARDS <br /> See DA.FALL HAZARDS See D.14.COMMERCIAL CHEMICAL PRODUCTS For POINTERS on completing <br /> See D.5.HAND TOOLS See D.15.SITE CONTAMINANTS,CHEMICAL WASTES a HAZARD ANALYSIS, <br /> See D.6.POWERED TOOLS&EQUIPMENT See D.16. RADIATION HAZARDS(Other than Sunlight) <br /> See D.7.DRILLING See D.17.HAZMAT/DANGEROUS GOODS SHIPPING. see<HERE> <br /> See D.8.CONSTRUCTION,HEAVY/LIFT EQUIPMENT See Part E AIR MONITORING,EXPOSURE MONITORING <br /> See D.9.STORAGE OF BULK MATERIALS See ATTACHMENT"X" <br /> 1.TASKS/WORK ASPECTS 2. HAZARDS/RISKS 3. CONTROLS/SAFE WORK PRACTICES <br /> Overdrill Damaged MWs and Installation Heavy equipment,potential dermal exposure Minimum Level D PPE for all staff and nitrite gloves for those workers who may contact contaminated material <br /> of New Replacement Monitoring Wells to contaminated soils and groundwater, All staff to wear high visibility vests to be visible to machinery <br /> potential inhalation exposure to COCs, . Inspect equipment before use <br /> portable electric generator operation, Only trained rig operator and support staff in immediate vicinity of rig when in operation <br /> flammable liquids(gasoline),particle in eye, . Air monitoring as described in Part E <br /> moving equipment,rotating equipment, Engineering controls for vapor mitigation in breathing zone <br /> vehicle operations,trips and falls,loud noise, . Kee ire extinguisher readily available when operating portable generator and when refueling it <br /> pinch points,electric shock,warm weather, y r g i p g p g f g <br /> • Only refuel generator when it is off <br /> trips and falls,potential biological hazards . Use GFC1 for electric-powered equipment <br /> (bees,wasps),lifting more than 50 pounds, <br /> awkward positions • Good housekeeping <br /> • Practice good housekeeping by removing material on the ground that may pose a trip/fall hazard <br /> • Be aware of above-ground irrigation lines throughout the plantation;if necessary,mark their location with <br /> flagging or similar <br /> • Be aware of other nearby work activities;communicate plans and intentions and avoid these areas <br /> • Be prepared for warm weather conditions,utilize Geosyntec Heat Tracker app to assess risk and mitigations <br /> • Drink fluids through the day,wear sunscreen,take breaks as needed and be aware of signs of overheating/heat <br /> stroke <br /> • Hearing protection when rig is advancing borings <br /> • Be aware of'line of fire"injury potential <br /> • Identification and awareness of all potential pinch points <br /> • Awareness of surroundings and avoid walking in areas not clear of downed vegetation <br /> • Whenever possible,use existing transit corridors to enter and exit the plantation <br /> Geosyntec° Task/Project Name: THA ver.4.0 <br /> THA Date: Page 2 <br /> consultants <br />
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