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5.0 Persona! Protective ct ve Equ►pment <br /> Based upon the job hazard analysis, it is expected that project personnel will utilize Level D <br /> protective clothing for sampling and other activities. Level C or Level B protective clothing <br /> may be required for en into confined aces or <br /> Y q �Y spaces other operations depending upon the levels <br /> f of contaminants as measured at the time of entry. It is anticipated that ventilation of any <br /> confined spaces will result in atmospheres with no hazardous levels of contaminants. If <br /> conditions warrant higher levels of protection, site work will be suspended until such <br /> conditions can be rectified. Specific requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE) to <br /> be used during confined space entry will be specified in the HASP Addendum. <br /> � 1 <br /> 5.1 Levels of Protection <br /> Levels of protection shall be assigned to each task in accordance with Table 3. <br /> 5.1.1 Level D <br /> The minimum level of protective equipment to be worn on site during project'ect is: <br /> roi <br /> • Hard fiat, American National Standards Institute (ANSI) approved (near overhead <br /> hazards) <br /> Safety glasses, ANSI approved <br /> Steel-toed boots or shoes, ANSI approved <br /> • Long pants. <br />�rr <br /> '. Within the decontamination area and exclusion zone, the following additional protective <br /> i <br /> equipment is required when working with contaminated materials: <br /> Steel-toed impermeable boots, ANSI approved <br /> fi • Nitrile or other impermeable gloves <br /> s • Tyvek coveralls (coated, if contact with wet product is likely). <br /> If noise levels exceed 85 dBA, then hearing protection with a U.S. EPA NRR of at least 25 <br /> dBA shall be used. <br />�f <br /> MZ105-04-9WST/94-0064 5-1 <br />