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11/03/93 04:42 $714 454 9800 KkJESTIC TECH 2009 <br />7. Triple wash using a detergent and a 3,000 PSI pressure washer, and <br />remove wash water by vacuum pump into & vacuum truck. <br />8. Demonstrate to permitting authority that all hazardous substances <br />that were in the tanks have been removed and will be properly <br />disposed of. <br />g. Purge the tanks with 30 lbs. per 1.000 gallons of dry ice until it <br />is non -explosive. This will be double-checked by an explosive <br />meter. <br />10. Excavate as required to remove tanks. <br />11. When required governing authorities are on site. then tanks shall <br />be removed from the ground. <br />12. Demonstrate to permitting authorities that there has been no <br />significant soil contamination resulting from &discharge inthe <br />area surrounding the underground tank or facility. <br />13. Soil and ground water samples are to be taken as required. Samples <br />are to be analyzed by an approved EPA and DOHS laboratory as <br />required by the Project Manager. <br />14. if assessment indicated environmental contamination, the "LEAD" <br />agency's authority will provide direction for clean-up of the site. <br />15. Steel tanks will be destroyed and cut -UP for scrap. A picture of <br />destruction will be provided.and a tracking destruction form will <br />be provided. <br />16. Protective clothing will be on site to be used as required. All <br />workers have Cal -OSHA 29 CFR 110 + 134 training. and at least one <br />employee has completed the First Aid/CPR training course. <br />17. Each employee is recieving instructions per SH -198 in a mandatory <br />"tailgate training" session held every week. No employee will be <br />allowed to work under the influence of alcohol or drugs: per the <br />"Drug -Free Workplace" guidelines that each employee has signed for. <br />