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1%00 %ale <br /> SECTION 5 <br /> TRAINING REQUIREMENTS <br /> All ICF staff working onsite have completed training in hazard recognition and basic health and safety <br /> issues as required by the occupational safety and health regulations contained in 29 CFR 1910.120 (e) <br /> and 8 CCR 5192. ICF employees are also trained and receive annual training in CPR/First-aid (every <br /> 3 years), Hazard Communication in Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP) and ICF's Injury and Illness <br /> Prevention Program (IIPP). In addition, each employee will be familiar with the requirements of this <br /> site safety and health plan, and will participate in site activity and safety briefings. There are not any <br /> project-specific training requirements anticipated at this time. The SSO will document all site safety <br /> activity and implementation of this plan. Table 5-1 lists the training and compliance status of field <br /> personnel working on this project. <br /> Bloodborne Pathoizens <br /> TCF personnel trained in CPR and first-aid have the potential for exposure to bloodborne pathogens <br /> therefore they are trained annually in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.1030 and 8 CCR 5193. <br /> Exposure to bloodborne pathogens is prevented through the use of universal precautions, engineering <br /> and work practice controls, and personal protective equipment. Each ICF work area shall be <br /> equipped with an industrial first-aid kit supplemented by a bloodborne pathogen exposure control kit. <br /> Personnel will follow appropriate decontamination and disposal procedures in the event of a potential <br /> exposure to bodily fluids potentially infected with bloodborne pathogens. All incidents must be <br /> immediately reported to the SSO and corporate health and safety director. <br /> Injury and Illness Prevention_Program <br /> ICF has a Injury Illness Prevention Program as part of our Health and Safety Program. ICF <br /> personnel are trained annually as required by 8 CCR 3203. The training is conducted in an effort to <br /> reduce the frequency and severity of work-related accidents/incidents, injuries and illnesses; provide <br /> uniform health and safety guidance for personnel and comply with all federal, state and local health <br /> regulations that affect ICF activities. <br /> Hazard Communication <br /> ICF trains employees in accordance with the Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910. 120 <br /> and 8 CCR 5194) in the law, material safety data sheets (MSDSs) and labeling requirements. As part <br /> of the hazard communication standard, ICF is required to provide MSDSs of chemicals brought to the <br /> Site and have them readily accessible to ICF personnel as well as to Site representatives. Some <br /> MSDSs that ICF would potentially bring onsite include the following: <br /> - Calibration gases (methane, hydrogen, isobutylene) <br /> - Fit-test chemicals isoamylacetate (banana oil) stannous chloride (smoke tubes) <br /> - Alconox or other decontamination soap <br /> - Laboratory reagents or preservatives (HCl) <br /> 5-1 <br />