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nnovcative onstruction olutions The EZ shall be demarcated with some form of physical barrier signage as indicated in 9 . 1 . The physical barrier or signage shall be placed so that they are visible to personnel approaching or working in the area . Barriers and boundary markers shall be removed when no longer needed . 9 . 2 . 4 OTHER CONTROLLED AREAS Other work areas may need to be controlled due to the presence of an uncontrolled hazard , to warn workers of requirements, or to prevent unauthorized entry . Examples include general construction work areas, open excavations, high noise areas , vehicle access areas , and similar activities or limited access locations . These areas shall be clearly demarcated with physical barriers ( fencing, cones, reinforced caution tape or rope ) as necessary and posted with appropriate signage . 9 . 3 DUST CONTROL Prior to any excavation , the soil will be pre -watered to mitigate dust . Reduced drop heights will be implemented when direct loading of excavated soil . All stockpiles shall be covered with weighted durable polyethylene sheeting . Work will cease if dust monitoring action levels are exceeded . 9 . 4 VISITOR ACCESS ICS Superintendent will be responsible for assigning personnel the task of maintaining visitor log with the following information : • Personnel visiting the work area , • Affiliation , • Date, • Arrival time , • Departure time , • Purpose of visit . 9 . 5 IMPORT SOIL / EXPORT AND TRUCKING CONTROL In addition to any third - party documentation requirements and control measures , at the SSO ' s discretion ICS will require a manifest for each truck that has entered the job site , so as to properly control trucking pathways and to properly document the ingress and egress of trucks and material . At the SSO ' s discretion , any truck arriving on location will be notified of manifests requirements, and any truck leaving location must have been issued a manifest at the last port or station before 60