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Health and Safety
Plan, February 1996
Table of Contents
Acronyms
and Abbreviations
Preface
Section 1 - Introduction
1.1
Purpose and Policy
1.2
Site History and Description
1.3
Scope and Work
Section 2 - Safety and Health Risk Analysis
2.1
Chemical Hazards
2.1.1 Volatile
Organic Compounds
2.2
Physical Hazards
2.2.1
Heat Stress
2.2.2
Cold Stress
2.2.3 Snake and Africanized Bee Hazards
2.2.4
Poison Ivy
2.2.5
Noise
2.2.6
Chiggers and Ticks Hazards
2.3
Hazard Evaluation
2.3.1 Geophysical Survey
2.3.2
Drilling/Well Installation
2.3.3 Surface Soil, Surface Water, Groundwater, and Sediment Sampling
2.3.4
Mapping
2.3.5
Soil Gas Survey
2.3.5.1
Soil Gas Analytical Equipment
Section 3 - Personnel Protection and Monitoring
3.1 General Safety Training Requirements
3.2 Medical Surveillance
3.3 Site-Specific Training
3.4 Personal Protective Equipment
and Action Levels
3.4.1 Level D Operations
3.4.2 Level C Operations
3.4.3 PPE and Equipment Decontamination Procedures
3.4.3.1
Decontamination Equipment
3.4.4 Equipment Needs
3.4.5 Monitoring Requirements
3.5 Low and Medium Priority SWMU
3.5.1 Geophysical Survey
3.5.2 Drilling/Well Installation
3.6 High Priority SWMU
3.6.1 Geophysical Survey
3.6.2 Soil Gas Survey
Section 4
- Site Control Measures, Accident Prevention, and
Contingency Plan
4.1 Site Control Measures
4.2 Site Organization-Operation Zone
4.2.1 Exclusion Zone
4.2.2 Support Zone
4.3 Site Security
4.4 Site Communication
4.5 Safe Work Practices
4.6 Accident Prevention
4.7 Contingency Plan
4.7.1 Emergency Procedures
4.7.2 Chemical Exposure
4.7.3 Personal Injury
4.7.4 Evacuation Procedures
4.7.5 Procedures Implemented in the Event of a Major Fire, Explosion, or On-site Health Emergency Crisis
Section 5
- References
Appendices
Appendix A Plan Acceptance Form,
Safety Briefing
Attendance Form, Accident Report Form,
Job Safety and Health Protection Notice
Appendix B MSDS and Chemical Information
Appendix C Fort Sam Houston Regulation 420-5
Appendix D CSSA Environmental, Safety, and Security
Procedures for Visitors
Tables
Table 2.2 Suggested
Frequency of
Physiological Monitoring
for Fit
and Acclimatized
Workers
Table
3.1 Action Levels for Personnel
Protective Equipment
Table
4.1 Example Nonverbal
Communications Signals.