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AECOM 4.4.2 Spill response equipment shall be placed adjacent to areas where chemicals are routinely handled, stored, and/or where shipments are received. Similar types of spill response equipment shall also be available in any AECOM vehicle or rented vehicle in which chemicals are being transported. Location of spill response equipment shall be selected to permit access outside of likely spill locations. 4.4.3 Spill Response Equipment for Field Programs • The amount of chemicals being used during a field program will dictate the types and quantity of spill response equipment that is brought to the site; • If several squirt bottles of decontamination solution are all that is being brought to a site, a few spill pillows and a one-gallon bucket(3.8 liters)may be sufficient to respond to a spill of these materials; • If gallons of chemicals are being delivered to the site in drums or bulk tanks, a greater variety of spill response equipment will be needed.As indicated previously, during these types of field programs, a separate spill plan will be incorporated into the project or site specific SH&E Plan, and will provide a greater level of detail regarding the specific spill response effort for that field program. Refer to S3AM-209-PR1 Risk Assessment&Management; 4.5 Personal Protective Equipment(PPE) Ensembles 4.5.1 Defined HAZWOPER PPE ensembles are specified for general use on all AECOM HAZWOPER operations.The project SH&E Plan may specify modifications to these requirements to meet site- specific conditions. Refer also to S3AM-208-PR1 Personal Protective Equipment for additional information concerning PPE requirements. 4.5.2 Level D Ensemble The Level D ensemble provides a minimal level of skin protection (primarily against physical rather than chemical hazards)and no respiratory protection. Level D PPE is the minimum work uniform to be used on HAZWOPER sites. Its use is appropriate when there is no significant potential for encountering hazardous substances or health hazards while working in controlled work areas. Level D Equipment List: • Hard hat; • Eye protection; • Safety-toe work boots; • Shirts with sleeves and long pants(shorts are unacceptable for use); and • Hearing protection (as required). 4.5.3 Modified Level D Ensemble The Modified Level D ensemble provides moderate skin protection against contact with hazardous substances, but no respiratory protection. Its use is appropriate where there is a moderate-to-low potential for skin contact with known hazardous substances and health hazards, but no significant inhalation hazard is anticipated.The Modified Level D ensemble will consist of the Level D ensemble, supplemented by the addition of one or more of the following items: Modified Level D Equipment List: • Full faceshield; • Plain (uncoated)disposable coveralls; • Chemical-resistant disposable outer coveralls; Hazardous Waste Operations(S3AM-117-PR1) Revision 3 July31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 10 of 21