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b. Fire Protection <br /> All flammable liquids must be stored in appropriate containers. Gasoline and Diesel-driven engines must <br /> be shut down prior to refueling. No smoking or possible sources of ignition(i.e. motor vehicles or <br /> welding)are allowed within 50 feet of the excavation tank of the stockpiled soil. <br /> c. General Health <br /> - The drinking of alcoholic beverages on-site is prohibited. <br /> - Driving at excessive speeds on-site is prohibited. <br /> - Unless approved by a physician,medication should not be taken by workers prior to tank removal <br /> activities. <br /> - It is required that contact lenses not be worn by tank removal personnel. <br /> - Eating or drinking is permitted only in the support zone and only after proper personal <br /> decontamination. <br /> - No smoking except in the support zone. <br /> d. Environmental Site Contaminants <br /> Diesel fuel contamination of the soil may be encountered during tank removal activities. A material <br /> safety data sheet(MSDS)for Diesel fuel is included as part of this plan.(See attached) <br /> Chemical and Matrix Symptoms of Route of Entry <br /> (PEL) Exposure <br /> Diesel <100ppm Soil/liquid/vapor Irritated Eyes, Nose Inhalation, Skin Contact, Eyes <br /> Throat <br /> XII. HAZARD REDUCTION <br /> The potential for unknown hazards cannot be eliminated. The following are potential site hazards and their corresponding <br /> hazard reduction procedures: <br /> POTENTIAL HAZARD HAZARD REDUCTION <br /> Inhalation of organic vapors Workers should stand upwind of any <br /> source of contamination whenever <br /> possible. <br /> Skin and eye contact with The appropriate chemical-resistant <br /> contaminated liquids and soil. gloves, suits and goggles will be <br /> worn if workers handle or are <br /> exposed to gasoline fuel contaminated <br /> soil or liquids.Avoid unnecessary <br /> contact with contaminated soil and <br /> liquids. <br /> D-10 <br />