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. equipment to be used. All personal training records are maintained and located in the CKY's Corporate office located in Torrance, California. Training records will also be kept onsite. Attachment 5 includes Worker Certifications. CKY employees who are responsible for directing site operations also receive and additional 8 hours of site management training which includes: management hazardous waste site operation, site control enforcement, emergency response coordination, and community Safety and Health relations. Prior to the start of field operations, personnel will receive sitespecific briefings (including scope of work) and are required to verify that they have read and understand the Safety and Health Plan. Attachment 4 includes Acknowledgment of Understanding, Tailgate Safety Meeting Sheets and Site Entry Log. C5.2 General Work Practices The implementation of work zones facilitates compliance with the required work practices. Therefore, exclusion, contamination reduction, and support zones will be created at the work site. An exclusion zone will be maintained around the site by placement of signs, barricades, and barricade tape. The zones shall be secured by fencing. The size and shape of the exclusion zone will be determined by the conditions on the site. This area will • be large enough to encompass the potentially hazardous zone around the work site. Due to the anticipated lack of significant contamination in the air at the work site, the contamination reduction zone will simply consist of a decontamination corridor and equipment drop near the exit of the exclusion zone. The contamination reduction zone will contain: • Plastic sheathing on which to place and segregate reusable equipment. • Wash basins, decontamination solutions, scrub brushes and a water source for the decontamination of reusable equipment. • Emergency response and first aid equipment, including portable eyewash, bench showers, first aid kits and fire extinguishers. • Clearly marked trash barrels or drums with plastic liners for the placement and disposal of expendable items such as gloves and protective clothing. The support zone will consist of the area outside of the contamination reduction zone. Workers entering the exclusion zone will be required to wear the level of protective clothing specified for the site. Workers leaving the exclusion zone will exit via the contamination reduction zone and will properly decontaminate before entering the support • zone. All non-essential personnel and persons not directly involved in onsite work activities will remain in the support zone at all times. The creation of work zones will be the C-10