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yellow and black striped caution tape. If conditions within the exclusion zone become dangerous due to an unexpected chemical, physical or other hazard, the exclusion zone must be evacuated. All workers should decontaminate themselves to the best extent possible and retreat to the support zone (typically a supply storage zone, this area should have the lowest risk of chemical contamination). Call LLNL Emergency Response Services at 911 and the ES&H Team 1 at 3-1339. The exclusion zone must not be re-entered until the hazardous conditions have been evaluated and alleviated to the satisfaction of the LLNL Emergency Response Services and ES&H Team 1. SITE-WIDE EMERGENCIES Upon notification of a fire, explosion or other site-wide emergency, the designated LLNL emergency signal of one long (3 to 5 minute) horn-blast will be sounded and all site personnel shall stop work, decontaminate themselves to the best extent possible and listen for broadcasted emergency instructions. HAZARD EVALUATION Non-Chemical Hazards •Noise •Heavy Equipment -Slip/Fall Hazard •Heat Stress -Lifting Hazard Should it become necessary for workers to enter the tank or the excavation, a confined space entry permit will be obtained from ES&H Team 1 prior to the entry of any worker into a confined space. If shoring of the excavation is required, it will be installed under the supervision of a qualified civil engineer. All workers entering a confined space shall have current confined space training and follow all procedures in the most current version of LLNL H&S Manual Supplement 26.14 "Working in Confined Space". Fire Protection All flammable liquids and fuels must be stored in appropriate containers. Gasoline and diesel-driven engines must be shutdown prior to refueling. No smoking or possible sources of ignition (i.e. motor vehicles or welding) are allowed within 50 feet of the D-7