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34 4.2.26 SLIPPERY SURFACES • Be aware of changes in elevation and changes in walking surfaces. • Walk, don’t run through work areas. • Warn others that a hazard exists by placing signs or cones or isolating them with caution tape or barricades. • Clean up, correct, remove, or report unsafe conditions such as broken concrete, piping, and other hazards that could result in a slip/trip/fall injury. • Notify the superintendent and clean up all the puddles or mud. 4.2.27 UNEVEN TERRAIN/UNSTABLE SURFACES Uneven Terrain/Unstable surface may include changes in grade and excessive ground cover or vegetation. This also increases the risk for vehicles and foot passage—clear vegetation in heavy traffic (vehicle, foot) areas where possible. Mark excessively rough areas and minimize travel to and through such areas. Plan equipment placement and activities accordingly. Wear high (or higher) steel-toe/shank work boots. Discuss slip/trip/fall hazards associated with daily tasks at pre-work job planning and safety meetings. 4.2.28 ELEVATED SURFACES Intentionally Left Blank 4.2.29 ILLUMINATION/POOR LIGHTING Intentionally Left Blank 4.2.30 HAZARDS TO THE PUBLIC Although not expected, this work could create hazards to the public, including dust generated during intrusive work, noise and other physical hazards, unexpected roadblocks or closures, investigation-derived waste materials, and damage to public utilities. Procedures to eliminate any potential hazard to the community are as follows: • Air Contaminants: Air monitoring will be performed during intrusive activities as presented in section 4.0. If concentrations at the perimeter of the work area exceed the levels set forth by the client, work will stop, and dust suppression measures will be taken. • Barricades: During work activities, the work zone will be barricaded with a hardened barricade. Sampling act ivities in the street will require rigid high-visibility barricades