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Site Safety and Health Plan Site Contamination Work Plan,ABF Freight Systems,Inc 2427 West Yosemite Avenue,Manteca,California F Freight System,Inc Manteca,California Page 19 • Designate at least one vehicle for emergency use • If toilet facilities are not located within a 5-minute walk from the decontamination facilities, either provide a chemical toilet and hand washing facilities or have a vehicle available (not the emergency vehicle) for transport to nearby facilities • Prior to working on-site, inspect the site for hazards (I a chemicals, spiders, electrical hazards) • Conduct or review utility clearance prior to start of work, if appropriate 5 9 2 General Daily Operating Procedures • Document any procedural changes made from that specified In the SSHP and ensure these procedural change descriptions/explanations are forwarded to the PM and project file • Hold dally Tailgate Safety Meetings prior to work start Document Tailgate Safety Meetings at the beginning of a project and/or when commencing new job tasks in new areas . • Use monitoring Instruments and follow designated action levels specified in Sections 5 4 and 5 5 and Table 5-2 • Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as specified in Section 5 3 and Table 5-1 • Try to remain upwind of operation • Vent wells from an upwind position • No work will be conducted without adequate natural light or without appropriate supervision • Dust control measures may be needed on roads that cross the exclusion zone • Spoils from dulling work should be placed so as not to be in the expected paths of travel • DnIling cuttings should be kept shoveled up and drummed, out of the way of workers Liquids generated during drilling should be contained out of the way to limit the amount of mud created around the rig • Care should be taken to hmit the extent that a piece of equipment comes into contact with contamination (e g , on backhoes, limit contact to the arm and bucket) • A work/rest regime will be initiated when ambient temperatures ' and protective clothing N IPROJECTS02721P1ans and Reports\Dnllmg SSHP 2 doe May G, 1998