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chemically-protective gloves to provide better physical protection, however such gloves will require disposal at the <br /> conclusion of sampling since proper decontamination is not feasible. <br /> 7.2.2 Modified Level D <br /> If the potential exists for contact with chemical contaminants (e.g., splashes, "dirty operations, etc.), but if the respiratory <br /> hazard is low, the use of a Modified Level D ensemble is appropriate. Modified Level D consists of protective clothing to <br /> preclude hazards due to contact with contaminated materials, but does not provide increased respiratory protection. The use <br /> of protective clothing in the Modified Level D ensemble can also serve to aid in personal cleaning and decontamination <br /> efforts through the use of disposable outer protective garments. <br /> The limitations specified above for Level D PPE apply equally to Modified Level D, except that in this ensemble some <br /> contact with contaminated material can be tolerated. <br /> The use of Modified Level D PPE will be required for on-site operations where contact with contaminated soils/samples can <br /> be expected(e.g., soil handling/containerization). <br /> Tvnical Modified Level D Eauinment List <br /> Chemical-resistant disposable outer coveralls(e.g.,Tyvek TM or polyethylene-coated Tyvek TM coveralls) <br /> Chemical-resistant(e.g.,nitrile)outer gloves(taped to outer coveralls) <br /> Chemical-resistant(e.g.,nitrile)inner gloves <br /> Butyl apron(optional, for use where splash potential is high) <br /> Hardhat <br /> Safety glasses/face shield <br /> Chemical-resistant safety boots(taped to outer coveralls) <br /> Hearing protection(as required) <br /> Safety vest with reflective elements(night work only) <br /> 7.2.3 Level C <br /> The use of Level C protective equipment during site activities is not permissible for this project because AGE personnel have <br /> not completed training to perform hazardous waste operations or emergency response actions as described in Title 8 of the <br /> California Code of Regulations, Chapter 4, Subchapter 7 and Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 1910. Should <br /> on-site monitoring indicate that Level D PPE is inadequate, the SSO will stop all work, and will contact the Health and <br /> Safety Professional for further guidance.Upgrade to Level C PPE will not be permitted without the concurrence of the Health <br /> and Safety Professional, and the preparation of supplemental Health and Safety requirements addressing the additional <br /> procedures,which will be observed. <br /> 7.2.4 Level B <br /> The use of Level B protective equipment during site activities is not permissible at this site. <br /> 7.2.5 Level A <br /> The use of Level A protective equipment is not permissible for this project. <br /> Page 27 <br />