COMPLIANCE INFO_1996-1999 DOUBLE CHECK

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0AUG-30-1996 15:06 ILKEY'S ENGINEERING 9 P.15 2. Set up, assemble and check out all equipment for integrity and proper function before entering the restricted work area and prior to starting each work shift. 3. Do no use faulty or suspect equipment. 4. Use only new or intact protective clothing, when required. Change the suite, gloves, etc. if they tear or become damaged. Decontaminate or dispose of clothing if it becomes contaminated. 5. Practice contamination avoidance at all times. 6. Do not use a hand to wipe sweat from the face. Use a clean towel or paper towels when there is a possibility of exposure to contamination. 7. Wash hands, face and arms as soon as possible upon exiting from the exclusion area, and prior to taking rest breaks, lunch break and leaving the site at the end of the day. 8. Do not smoke, eat or drink while in the exclusion area. 9. Check in and out with he Site Safety Officer upon arrival or departure from the site. 10. Perform decontamination procedures completely as required by this SSHP. 11. Notify the Site Safety Officer immediately if there is an accident that causes injury or illness. Decontamination will take place in the decontamination area identified on site. All workers, personal protective equipment, and heavy equipment leaving the exclusion area will be decontaminated, if exposed to contamination, to prevent the spread of hazardous materials. All workers will wash their face, hands and arms after removing personal protection equipment and prior to leaving the site. Contaminated disposable items will be bagged for disposal along with other hazardous wastes removed from the property - Support vehicles are to be left outside the exclusion area so that decontamination will not be necessary. All heavy equipment will be cleaned prior to removal from the site. Because of the expected containment of contaminants there are no special emergency decontamination procedures anticipated for this project. Emergency Procedures In the event of an emergency on site, the Site Safety Officer will direct the course of action. It may be necessary that the Site Safety Officer call for emergency assistance. As soon as it is practical, the Site Safety Officer will contact all concerned; the owner, agencies and individuals. All staff assigned to this project will be briefed on the procedures and responsibilities for the implementation of emergency action. The Site Safety Officer is trained in first aid and CPR. A first aid kit and fire extinguisher will be located on the command truck. The nearest telephone is located on site. The emergency telephone numbers to be used to call for assistance are as follows: 5.