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equipment qualification instruction when necessary. Training sessions occur monthly with bi- <br /> weekly "tailgate" meetings. A record of personnel training is maintained at the LTS main <br /> administration office for reference during facility inspections. <br /> 1.9.2 Communications Equipment <br /> Facility managers, supervisors and equipment operators are equipped with portable radios. <br /> Managers have telephones in their offices for internal and external communications. Scale and <br /> gate house operators also have access to portable radios and telephones which will permit <br /> communication to the Supervisor and the main office. <br /> 1.9.3 Safety Program <br /> MRF staff are equipped with and are required to use proper safety equipment. Minimal required <br /> safety gear provided includes: boots with puncture resistant soles, leather uppers and leather <br /> soles, safety vest, gloves, safety glasses and hard hats. In addition, ear plugs and dust masks <br /> are available and required when performing any task that could produce flying particles or <br /> excessive noise levels. Gloves are provided and required when handling materials with sharp or <br /> jagged edges which may result in lacerations. In addition, heavy equipment operators use radios <br /> to communicate constantly with ground crew and to minimize any possible accidents. County <br /> vehicles housed onsite are equipped with flashing lights and audible beeping siren when backing. <br /> First aid kits are provided and are located in the MRF, maintenance and administrative offices <br /> and eyewash/shower units and drinking water units are located throughout the working areas. <br /> Both men's and women's lavatories with handicapped accommodations and showers are <br /> available in the office area of the Office and Maintenance Building. A work Site Emergency Plan <br /> is maintained at the LTS main administrative offices (Appendix C). <br /> 1.10 RECORD KEEPING <br /> In accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17414, all records are maintained at the LTS main <br /> administration for a period of at least three years. In addition, the operator will notify the LEA by <br /> telephone within 24 hours of all incidents requiring the implementation of emergency procedures. <br /> Lovelace MRF and Transfer Station Department of Public Works/Solid Waste Division <br /> Transfer Processing Report 7 County of San Joaquin <br /> April 16,2026 <br />