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9.0 MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE All subcontractor personnel, and visitors who intend to enter the exclusion zones or decontamination areas shall participate in a medical surveillance program that meets the requirements of 20 CFR 1910.120 All on-site personnel are included in the corporate medical monitoring program, and receive physical examination on an annual basis Additional medical monitoring may be required if exposure or potential exposures are identified by the HSO for which such monitoring is deemed necessary. The content of this monitoring will be determined by the HSO and consulting physician. 10.0 TRAINING REQUIRIENTS All personnel, including subcontractors, whose work requires entry into exclusion zones or decontamination areas or otherwise resent potential exposure to health or safety hazards associated with this project shall meet the training requirements set forth in 29 CFR 1910.120, the OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard. Personnel shall not be permitted to participate in or supervise activities in the exclusion or decontamination zones until they have completed the specified training. Written documentation of the completion of training (e g , copies of curse certificates) must be submitted to the HSO prior to entry into work areas. Specifically, such personnel must complete• • 40 hours of off-site instruction on the health and safety topics prescribe in 20 CFR 1910 120 • 8 hours of refresher training in the above within the past 12 months • Site Specific Training• • Prior to the initiation of sampling activities, all personnel shall attend a training session conducted by the HSO The training shall address: • The content of this HASP, with emphasis on the hazards specific to this site, work rules, standard operating procedures, PPE requirements, and decontamination • Site emergency procedures. MC Favltenneeal Rok Mani8=0 t.4r. 130MI-4 ,amaw 29 JW4 13 ma Otani cauk Blvd.,seas.CA �