EM Health and Safety Plan Guidelines

• EM Health and Safety Plan Guidelines
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• List of Tables
• List of Acronyms
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• Introduction
• Regulatory Framework
• Key Personnel
• Training
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Medical Surveillance
• Decontamination
• Emergency Action Plan
• Spill Containment
• References
• Key Personnel
• Figure 2-1. Example of a Health and Safety Plan (HASP) Organizational Structure
• Figure 2-2. Emergency Contact Personnel Names and Phone Numbers Example Chart
• Onsite Essential Personnel
• Safety and Health Personnel
• Command Post Supervisor
• Security Officer
• Industrial Hygienist
• Logistics Officer
• Bomb Squad Expert
• Table 2-2 Optional Personnel
• References
• Hazard Assessment
• Hazard Identification
• Hazards List
• Examples of Hazard Assessment Methods
• Engineering Controls
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Table 3-1. Sample Hazard Assessment: Cleaning the Inside Surface of a Chemical/Radioactive Contaminated Tank - Top Manhole Entry
• Table 3-1. Sample Hazard Assessment: Cleaning the Inside Surface of a Chemical/Radioactive Contaminated Tank - Top Manhole Entry cont'd
• References
• Training Requirements
• Training Requirements for Personnel After Sites
• Figure 4-1. EM-40 Definitions and Graphic Depictions of Installation, Facility, and Site
• Table 4-1 Minimum Training Requirements for Personnel Engaged at EM-40 Sites
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• Table 4-2. Minimum Training Requirements for Personnel Engaged at RCRA TSD Sites
• Table 4-3. Minimum Training Requirements for Personnel Engaged in EM-40 Emergency Responses at Hazardous Substance Releases
• References
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• Personal Protective Equipment
• Selection of Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Levels of PPE
• Level A PPE
• Protective Clothing
• Other Protective Apparatus
• Other Protective Apparatus
• PPE Selection Process
• Table 5-1. Respiratory PPE Selection
• References
• Temperature Extreme Disorders or Conditions
• Heat Stress
• Table 6-1 Suggested Frequency of Physiological Monitoring for Fit and Acclimatized Workers
• Training
• Table 6-2. Windchill Index
• Control Measures
• Hypothermia
• Physiological Monitoring
• Intetgration With Other Elements of the HASP
• Medical Surveillance
• Figure 7-1 Medical Surveillance Process
• Examination Content
• Table 7-1 Example of Periodic Based on Job Task
• Baseline (Initial) Examination
• Table 7-2 Hazardous Substances to Encountered, the Target Organ Potential Health Effects, and Recommended Medical Monitoring
• Table 7-2 Hazardous Substances to Encountered, the Target Organ Potential Health Effects, and Recommended Medical Monitoring cont'd
• Examination After Illness or Injury
• References
• Exposure Monitoring/Air Sampling
• Personnel Qualifications
• Table 8-1 Framework for Presenting Staff Responsibilities
• Table 8-2 Air Contaminants - Summary of Properties and Frequency of Monitoring
• Direct-Reading Monitoring Instruments
• Table 8-4 Direct-Reading Instruments for Site XX
• Level of Protection Monitoring
• Offsite Monitoring
• Time-Integrated Sampling Data
• Final Report
• References
• Site Control
• Development of the Site Map
• The Exclusion Zone
• The Contamination Reduction Zone
• Communication Network and Procedures
• Worker Safety Procedures
• Decontamination
• Figure 10-1 Example Layout of Contamination Reduction Corridors
• Determining Decontamination Methods
• Figure 10-2 Decision Aid for Evaluating Health and Safety Aspects of Decontamination Methods
• Standard Operating Procedures to Minimize Worker Contact
• Collection, Storage and Disposal Procedures
• Emergency Response/Contingency Plan
• Pre-Emergency Planning
• Facility Emergency Coordinator
• Table 11-1 Emergency Contacts and Phone Numbers
• Emergency Communications
• Site Security ad Control
• Decontamination Procedures
• Notification
• Rescue/Response Action
• Critique of Response and Follow-up
• Table 11-2 Emergency Equipment and Supplies
• References
• Emergency Action Plan
• Emergency Escape Route Assignment
• Procedures for Critical Operations Personnel
• Reporting Fires and Other Emergencies
• Fire Prevention Plan
• Training
• References
• Confined Space Entry
• Confined Space Coordinator
• Entry Supervisors
• Attendant
• Hazard Re-Evaluation
• Engineering Controls
• Key Elements for Entry Permits
• Entry Procedures
• Atmospheric Testing
• Acceptable Limits
• Warning Sign and Symbols
• Specific Training
• Verification of Training
• Spill Containment
• Reporting and Initial Personnel Safety
• Organizing a Spill Response
• References
• Appendix A HASP Glossary
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• Appendix B Concluding Material
• Table 1 Minimum Training Requirements for Personnel Engaged at EM-40 Sites
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• Appendix D EM-40 Hazardous Materials Training Program Memorandum
• Appendix E Other Sources of Hazard Assessment Methods
• Appendix F Sample Decontamination Layouts and Procedures for Levels of Protection A Through C
• Sample Decontamination Layouts and Procedures for Levels of Protection A through C cont'd
• Equipment Needed to Perform Minimum Decontamination Measures for Levels A, B, and C
• Maximum Measures for Level A Decontamination
• Maximum Decontamination Layout for Level A Protection
• Minimum Measures for Level A Decontamination
• Minimum Decontamination Layout for Levels A & B Protection
• Maximum Measures for Level B Decontamination
• Maximum Decontamination Layout for Level B Protection
• Minimum Measures for Level B Decontamination
• Minimum Decontamination Layout for Levels A & B Protection
• Maximum Measures for Level C Decontamination
• Maximum Decontamination Layout for Level C Protection
• Minimum Measures for Level C Decontamination
• Minimum Decontamination Layout for Level C Protection
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