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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0540973
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0023449
FACILITY_NAME
76 STATION
STREET_NUMBER
1206
STREET_NAME
MARCH
STREET_TYPE
LN
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95210
APN
10416004
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
1206 MARCH LN
P_LOCATION
01
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Approved
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TABLE 5-1 <br /> Threshold Limit Values Work/Warm-up Schedule <br /> for Four-Hour Shift* <br /> Air-Temperature—Sunny Sky No Noticeable Wind 5 mph Wind 10 mph Wind 15 mph Wind 20 mph Wind <br /> Max.Work No.of Max.Work No.of Max.Work No.of Max.Work No.of Max.Work No.of <br /> °C(approx.) °F(approx.) Period Breaks Period Breaks Period Breaks Period Breaks Period Breaks <br /> -26'to-28° -15°to-19' (Noun.Breaks)1 (Norm.Breaks)1 75 min 2 55 min 3 40 min 4 <br /> -29°to-31' -20°to-24° (Noun Breaks)1 75 min 2 55 min 3 40 min 4 30 min 5 <br /> -32'to-34° -25°to-29' 75 rein 2 55 min 3 40 min 4 30 min 5 Non-emergency work <br /> should cease <br /> -35'to-37' -30°to-34° 55 min 3 40 min 4 30 min 5 Non-emergency Non-emergency <br /> work should cease work should cease <br /> -38°to-39° -35'to-39° 40 min 4 30 min 5 Non-emergency Non-emergency Non-emergency <br /> work should cease work should cease work should cease <br /> -40'to-42' 40'to-44° 30 min 5 Non-emergency Non-emergency Non-emergency Non-emergency, <br /> work should cease work should cease I work should cease work should cease <br /> -43'&below -45'&below Non-emergency Non-emergency Non-emergency Non-emergency Non-emergency <br /> work should cease work should cease work should cease work should cease work should cease <br /> *1, Schedule applies to any 4-hour work period with moderate to heavy work activity,with warm-up periods often. (10)Minutes in a warm <br /> location and with an extended break(e.g.,lunch)at the end of the 4-hour work period in a warm location. For Light-to-Moderate Work(limited <br /> physical movement):apply the schedule on step lower. For example,at-35°C(-30°F)with no noticeable wind(Step 4),a worker at ajob with <br /> little physical movement should have a maximum work period of 40 minutes with 4 breaks in a 4-hour period(Step 5). <br /> 2. The following is suggested as a guide for estimating wind velocity if accurate information is not available: 5 mph: light flag moves;10 mph: <br /> light flag fully extended: 15 mph: raises a newspaper sheet:20 mph: blowing and drifting snow. <br /> 3. If only the wind chill cooling rate is available,a rough rule of thumb for applying it rather than the temperature and wind velocity factors given <br /> above would be 1)special warm-up breaks should be initiated at a wind chill cooling rate of about 1750 watts per square meter(W/m2);2)all <br /> non-emergency,work should have ceased at or before a wind chill of 2250 W/mr. In general,the warm-up schedule provided above slightly <br /> under-compensates for the wind at the warmer temperatures,assuming acclimatization and clothing appropriate for winter work On the other <br /> hand,the chart slightly overcompensates for the actual temperatures in the cooler ranges because windy conditions rarely prevail at extremely <br /> low temperatures. <br /> 4. TLVs apply only for workers in dry clothing. <br /> * Adapted from Occupational Health&Safety Division,Saskatchewan Depamnent of Labor. <br /> HASP Level III <br /> Rev.(September 17,2012) 5-13 <br />
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