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4.3 Levels of Protection Levels of protection for Site activities are described on the Site Air Monitoring Summary. The protection levels may include all or some of the following, based on work scope. Level D: • Work uniform—Long pants and shirt with sleeves(no tank tops)—refer to Policy No. 25 Personal Protective Equipment(Section 5.5) • Disposable,inner nitrile gloves • Chemical-resistant boots with steel toe • Safety glasses with side shields • High Visibility Reflective Vest Class 1,Class 2,or Class 3 (select based on Traffic speed) • Hard hat • Disposable, chemical-resistant outer boot covers* • Hearing protection* LEVEL C: • Half-face or full-face,air purifying respirator(NIOSH approved) • Disposable,hooded,chemical-resistant clothing • Disposable,chemical-resistant outer gloves • Disposable, inner nitrile gloves • Chemical-resistant boots with steel toe • Disposable boot covers • Hard hat • Safety Glasses with side shields • High Visibility Reflective Vest Class 1,Class 2,or Class 3 (select based on Traffic speed) • Coveralls* • Hearing protection* (* Optional Equipment, depending on conditions/exposures) 4.4 Respiratory Protection Respiratory protection requirements are described in detail in the ATC Respiratory Protection Program. Basic rules of respiratory usage are listed below: • Facial hair that interferes with a satisfactory fit of the mask-to-face seal is not allowed on personnel required to wear respirators. • Respirator cartridges should be replaced after approximately 8-hours of continuous or intermittent usage,unless otherwise noted. Cartridges should also be replaced if they become damaged,after the expiration date is exceeded, if vapor smell breakthrough occurs, or if filters become clogged causing resistance to breathing. • Contact lenses may be worn when respiratory protection is required, in conjunction with additional eye protection to protect against particles or splashes,provided there is no interference with the respirator seal. • Respirators shall be cleaned and disinfected after each day's use or more often,if necessary. • Prior to donning,respirators will be inspected for worn or deteriorated parts. Emergency respirators or self-contained devices will be inspected at least once a month and after each use. • After donning,personnel should perform a positive and negative user fit-check to determine if a good seal has been achieved. 20160613 Stockton,March Ln 2016 HASP 5-9 6/13/16)