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57 9.2.4 OTHER CONTROLLED AREAS Other work areas may need to be controlled due to an uncontrolled hazard, warning workers of requirements, or preventing unauthorized entry. Examples include general construction work areas, open excavations, high-noise areas, vehicle access areas, and similar activities or limited access locations. As necessary, these areas shall be demarcated with physical barriers (fencing, cones, reinforced caution tape, or rope) and posted with appropriate signage. 9.3 DUST CONTROL The soil will be pre-watered to mitigate dust before excavation. Reduced drop heights will be implemented when direct loading of excavated soil. All stockpiles shall be covered with weighted, durable polyethylene sheeting. Work will cease if dust monitoring action levels are exceeded. 9.4 VISITOR ACCESS The ICS Superintendent will be responsible for assigning personnel the task of maintaining a visitor log with the following information : • Personnel visiting the work area, • Affiliation, • Date, • Arrival time, • Departure time, • Purpose of visit. 9.5 IMPORT SOIL /EXPORT AND TRUCKING CONTROL In addition to any third-party documentation requirements and control measures, at the SSO’s discretion, ICS will require a manifest for each truck that has entered the job site to properly control trucking pathways and document the ingress and egress of trucks and materials. At the SSO’s discretion, any truck arriving at the location will be notified of manifest requirements, and any car leaving the location must have been issued a manifest at the last port or station before egress. If trucks are loaded in only one location and must stop at multiple locations, then the final location and only the final location shall log out the trucks and provide a manifest.