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ate, ' .=1 1 -gng a K y.. 4.4.3 Tailgate SafetX Meetings A tailgate safety meeting will be conducted at the beginning of each shift or whenever new employees arrive at the job site once the job commences. The health and safety considerations for the day's activities will be discussed, and the necessary protective equipment outlined. The tailgate �dfety meeting `- will be documented on the Tailgate Safety Meeting Form. 4.5 SITE MO'IITORING Periodic monitoring will be conducted, at a minimum, during the initial stages of any new work activity and until assurances are achieved that indicate airborne levels of contaminants are below action levels. Work tasks of pri- mary concern involve the penetration and disturbance of contaminated water- and soil such as excavation and drilling. The monitoring results will dictate the selection cmd appropriateness of personal protective equipment. The extent of monitoring will be based on the suspect contaminants and the activity to be performed. The H&S Coordinator will be responsible for th s decision based on input from the Field Supervisor. 1 `Y 4.5.1 Noise Monitoring All personnel shall wear hearing protection in areas where noise levels exceed a time-weighted average of 85 dBA for the duration of exposure. Specifically, hearing protection will be worn around drilling operations. Noise monitoring may be conducted as necessary by the H&S Coordinator. Monitoring will be Q ,. conducted initially with an ANSI Type 2 sound level meter. Dosimetry will be conducted if deemed necessary by the H&S Coordinator. 4.6 PERSONNEL PROTECTION PROGRAM The personnel protection program has been defined in this section based on the _ hazards discussed in Section 1.1. 4.6.1 Levels of Protection The level of prote--tion required for this project will be based upon the hazards and conditions of the work site.__-,The-requi_rement-for--the-specific- - ----- - level of protection is described below. U-9 1,,i;ENG:9204-AppO/O31191