Permit application Part III, health Jan 2006

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Regulatory Submittal Part III — Health & Safety Plan Fiterman Hall — 30 West Broadway, New York, New York Airtek Project 05-0867 — January 10, 2006

• Hazardous chemicals brought on-site and used in the abatement and demolition: OSHA Hazard Communications Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200). • Additional monitoring and PPE for lead, cadmium and chromium associated with torching/ cutting of painting surfaces: Lead in Construction Standard [29 CFR 1926.62(d)(2)(iv)] and the Cadmium in Construction Standard [29 CFR 1926.112].

2.2 OWNER'S ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT

The Owner's Environmental Consultant shall provide a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and field industrial hygiene personnel during the project fieldwork. This work in no way relieves the Contractor or its Subcontractors of their responsibility to manage and update the site HASP, or to conduct personal sampling and testing required by the specification or by OSHA. The CIH shall be available to provide information regarding site conditions as determined by the investigations, and shall direct field industrial hygiene personnel responsible for the execution of the Environmental Community Air Monitoring Program (ECAMP) during the Remediation and Deconstruction Phases, and monitoring of the Remediation Phase as required by NYS ICR 56. The CIH may review any health and safety activities at the site, review monitoring data generated during the site work, conduct walk-throughs and safety and health spot field inspections, and advise the Owner and Contractor of unacceptable conditions identified that may affect safety and health for personnel or the environment. The responsibilities of the Owner's Environmental Consultant shall include monitoring for visible emissions as detailed in the ECAMP. None of the above activities relieves the Contractor from responsibility for Health & Safety management at the site.

3.0 PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES

The CSO or designee will administer and supervise the HASP at the work-site level. He/she will monitor all operations and will be the primary on-site contact for health and safety issues, and will have full authority to stop operations if conditions are judged to be hazardous to on-site personnel or the public.

The CSO will brief all Site personnel on the contents of the HASP. Personnel will be required to review the HASP, and have the opportunity to ask questions about the planned work or hazards. The Field Team Leader will conduct tailgate safety meetings to familiarize the Site personnel with Site conditions, boundaries, and physical hazards. Site personnel will conduct their assigned tasks in accordance with the HASP at all times.

If at any time Site personnel observe unsafe conditions, faulty equipment or other conditions that could jeopardize personnel health and safety, they are required report their observations immediately to the CSO or their Field Team Leader.

Work zones to be established at the Site are defined in Regulatory Submittal Part I— Work Plan. These zones include clean/support zones, decontamination zones, and exclusion zones. Although the clean/support zones are anticipated to remain fixed, other zones will move about the Site as remediation and deconstruction work progresses.

All personnel on site will comply with the following: 1. Participate in initial site orientation as described in Section 5.0, and daily safety meetings, and shall provide any required documentation, medical clearance, fit test, asbestos certification, etc. prior to starting work on the site. Documentation requirements are determined by activities to be performed.

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