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HEATH & SAFE"'I"Y' <br />Emergency procedures and contingency plan <br />Site entry and exit procedures <br />Sampling procedures <br />�Iqll "d W I L414!11) I. -A 4 Z 14 0 k <br />0 0 5 <br />21 <br />Medical Monitoring Programs are designed to track the physical condition of employees on a <br />regular basis, as well as survey pre-employment or baseline <br />conditions prior to potential exposures. The Medical Surveillance Program is a part of our <br />Health and Safety Program. <br />Prior to being assigned to a hazardous or a potentially hazardous activity involving <br />exposure to toxic materials, each employee must receive a pre -assignment or baseline <br />physical. The contents of the physical are to be determined by Tait's Medical <br />Consultant. As suggested by the NIOSH/OSHA/USCG/EPA's Occupational Safety & <br />Health Guidance Manual for Hazardous Waste Site Activities. The minimum medical <br />monitoring requirements for working on sites that may contain hydrocarbon -impacted <br />soil is as follows: <br />Complete medical and work histories; <br />Physical examination; <br />Pulmonary Function tests (FVC and FEVs) <br />Chest X-ray (every 2 years); <br />EKG; <br />Eye examination and visual acuity; <br />Audiometry; <br />Urinalysis; <br />Blood chemistry, including hematology, serum analysis, and heavy <br />metals toxicology. <br />Additional testing for specific contaminant health effects is not required. <br />0 <br />