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• Connection between outer boots and suit, outer gloves and suite must be sealed with duct tape whenever polyethylene or Saranex-coded coveralls are in use. For operations which require work gloves to protect the hands from abrasion, sharp edges, etc , leather (or equivalent) work gloves may be worn OVER chemical resistant gloves Such gloves will be dedicated to exclusion zone work, but must be assumed to be chemically contaminated once put into service Upgrades of additional equipment may be mandated by the HSO based upon conditions or activities Substitutions other than those described in this section are permissible only upon approval by the HSO 4.1 ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ANSI approved safety glasses with side shields shall be required during chip producing operations, such as drilling/jackhammering through concrete. Splash-proof chemical goggles shall be mandated by the HSO for Operations presenting splash or splatter potential, such as vehicle decontamination or, wet drilling operations (Full face respirators preclude the need for other forms of eye protection ) Hearing protection. Employees will be offered a choice of ear muffs or disposable ear plugs for use around high noise levels The HSO shall base decisions as to what conditions require the use of hearing protection on the criteria set forth in the Air Monitoring section 4.2 PPE RESTRICTIONS Contact lenses will not be permitted in any exclusion zone. Personnel who may be required to don respiratory protection shall be required to report to work clean shaven every day (in situations requiring face-to facepiece seal) Personnel may only wear Level C respirator models for which the result of a previous fit test are on file with the HSO. 4.3 SELECTION CRITERIA FOR COVERALLS Uncoated Tyvekffi coveralls for dry work. CRC Fmiffl a Risk MOW=m,hm P+mot N 3 001- jusmy 29 1994 Q G and Cwi Bled..saoW+4 CA U �