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Personnel working in the contaminated area shall use disposable protective clothing wherever possible. When leaving the work area, the worker will enter the decontamination zone. Any non-disposable clothing such as boots should be washed immediately. Wash water and material shall be retained for proper disposal. After washing, workers will remove disposable clothing and either store in the decontamination area for later use (if appropriate) or dispose of in containers provided for the purpose. No personnel shall enter the work area without first donning the appropriate protective clothing. Disposal of work-derived materials (expendables, decon waste, soil cuttings, groundwater, etc.): Contaminated or potentially contaminated material shall be stored on- site in DOT 17E/H drums or other appropriate containers. The material will be tested to - evaluate disposal options. 11.0 SAFETY PRACTICES In working with or around any hazardous or potentially hazardous substances or situations, site personnel should plan all activities before starting any task. Site personnel shall identify health and safety hazards involved with the work planned and consult with the PHSO or SSO as to how the task can be performed in the safest manner, if she/he has any uncertainties. The SSO shall conduct periodic safety briefings so that site personnel and contractors will understand procedures, and any questions personnel may have can be addressed. This procedure applies to additional subcontractor staff even if only working on-site for an hour. These briefings will be documented on a Project Health and Safety Sign-Off Sheet (attached). Adherence to the general safety rules listed below will be required. 11.1 General Safety Rules Wear protective equipment and clothing provided, when required. Wear thin rubber gloves under work gloves or thick work-rated rubber gloves. Wear a hard hat and safety glasses in all construction areas and during drilling activities. Wear sturdy work boots or shoes at the site. Steel-toed boots are required during drilling activities. y Do not eat, drink, or use tobacco in restricted work areas. . Prevent splashing of materials containing chemicals. Prevent back injury by never lifting or carrying a load that is heavier than you can comfortably handle. When lifting heavy objects, bend the knees and use the leg muscles. Keep all heat sources away from combustible liquids, gases, or any flammable material. When working in areas where combustible gases are present, use only intrinsically safe equipment (non-sparking). 8