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Geosynte& <br /> consultants <br /> (PIDs), or colorimetric tubes. Personal monitoring may also be performed by collecting samples <br /> and forwarding them to a laboratory for analysis and quantification. <br /> The type(s) of air monitoring equipment required, and associated action levels are outlined in <br /> Appendix D. Monitoring equipment must be calibrated based on the manufacturer's requirements. <br /> Calibration results and air monitoring measurements must be documented. Based on the results <br /> noted and site activities or scope of work changes,the frequency of air monitoring may be adjusted <br /> on site by the SHSO with the consent of the Project Manager and communication with the HSC. <br /> 14. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT <br /> The levels of PPE required for each task are presented in Appendix E. Required equipment and <br /> types of protective clothing materials, as well as an indication of the initial level of protection to <br /> be utilized, are listed. The level of protection may be upgraded or downgraded by the SHSO <br /> according to controls requirements in Appendix E or according to action levels provided in <br /> Appendix D. <br /> If respirators are worn, workers must abide by the company's Respiratory Protection Program in <br /> accordance with company's Respiratory Protection Program(HS 112). <br /> 15. DECONTAMINATION <br /> The SHSO and Project Manager will determine the type and level of decontamination procedures <br /> for both personnel and equipment based on evaluation of specific work activities in the controlled <br /> work zones. Medical treatment will take precedence over decontamination in the event of a life <br /> threatening and/or serious injury/illness. Personnel will perform decontamination in designated <br /> and identified areas upon leaving"hot zones"where the potential exists for exposure to hazardous <br /> chemical,biological, or environmental conditions. <br /> Decontamination of personnel in Level D (modified) will consist of proper containerization and <br /> disposal of coveralls, disposable boots, and gloves (if applicable). <br /> Decontamination of personnel in Level C, if applicable,will consist, at a minimum, o£ <br /> • Removal and cleaning/disposal of boot covers, coveralls, and outer gloves; <br /> • Removal, cleaning, and storage of respiratory protection; <br /> • Washing of non-disposable PPE suspected of being contaminated using a soap solution <br /> followed by a water rinse; and <br /> • Removal and disposal of inner gloves. <br /> Hand tools and sampling equipment shall be decontaminated as needed by washing in <br /> decontamination basins with appropriate solutions, or, if possible, by dry decontamination. Wash <br /> solutions and PPE may require disposal at a licensed waste facility. <br /> Port of Stockton HASP A-1 05.01.2025 <br />