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City of Stockton TL 394-0028-02 <br /> March 10, 1994 Page 11 <br /> protective equipment is as follows : <br /> o Full or half face respirators equipped with organic vapor <br /> cartridges; <br /> o Tyveke coveralls; <br /> o Neoprene rubber gloves; <br /> o Steel-toed leather work boots or steel-toed rubber boots; <br /> o Safety glasses; and <br /> o Hard hats . <br /> Hard hats will be worn at all times . Goggles will be worn during <br /> steam cleaning operations. If required, the remaining personal <br /> protective equipment shall be put on before entering the immediate <br /> work area. The sleeves of the coveralls shall be outside of the <br /> cuffs of the gloves to facilitate removal of clothing. If at any <br /> time protective clothing (coverall, boots or gloves) becomes torn, <br /> wet, or excessively soiled, they will be replaced immediately. <br /> No eating, drinking or smoking will be allowed in the vicinity of <br /> the drilling operations . The project geologist will designate a <br /> separate area on-site for eating and drinking. Smoking will not be <br /> allowed at the facility except in designated areas . No contact <br /> lenses will be worn by field personnel. <br /> B-3 Cleanup/Decontamination Procedures: At the end of the <br /> workday, the following procedures will be used to allow for the <br /> safe removal and decontamination of personal protective equipment <br /> that may have been required. <br /> o Boots and gloves will be washed with a Alconox® detergent and <br /> tap water, then rinsed before removal . <br /> o Boot covers and coveralls will be removed and coveralls placed <br /> in a plastic bag for appropriate disposal . <br /> o Gloves will then be removed and placed in the plastic bag; <br /> hands will be washed with soap and water. <br /> o Spent protective clothing will be stored on-site in 55-gallon <br /> drums and properly disposed of after receipt of laboratory <br /> analyses . <br />