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1 . Rinse boots. 2. Remove disposable clothing (coveralls, gloves, etc. , as t described in training session) and place in garbage bag. ti • ' 3. Dispose of garbage in designated receptacle. 4. Use good common sense. ' NOTE; All protection gear should be left onsite during lunch break, etc. , following decontamination procedures. Protection gear, whether or not contaminated , should not be worn in public. e <' 11. 1 . 2 Minimum Decontamination Less extensive procedures for decontamination can be subsequently f1 or initially established when the type and degree of contamination becomes known or the potential for transfer is judged to be minimal . These procedures generally involve one or two washdawns only. The layout for a minimal decontamination operation is shown in the attached diagram. 10. 1 . 3 Closure of the Personnel Decontamination Station All disposable clothing and plastic sheeting used during the opera- tion should be double-bagged and either contained onsite or removed to an approved offsite disposal facility. e Decon and rinse- solutions should be discarded onsite or removed to an approved disposal facility. z1 Reuseable rubber clothing should be dried and prepared for future use. ( If gross contamination has occurred , additional decontamin- ation of these items may be required. ) r Cloth items should be bagged and removed from the site for final r' cleaning. All washtubs, pail containers, etc. should be thoroughly washed, rinsed, and dried prior to removal from the site. 10. 1.4 Vehicles ' 1 . Rinse all vehicles which have entered the active site. 2. Vacuum vehicles thoroughly daily, or more frequently if needed. i 10. 1.5 Equipment ' 1 . Clean all equipment prior to proceeding to site. 2. At the site, clean equipment after each use. 19 -