Health and Safety Plan, June 2005

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

• 2.6.1.2 Respirator Inspection, Sanitization, and Maintenance

All respirators will be cleaned, sanitized, inspected, assembled, and maintained ready for use on a daily basis. Each respirator will be stored in a clean and sanitary container. Prior to use, the wearer will inspect the respirator, including the valves, valve covers, nosepiece, straps, eyepiece (for full-face respirators), face piece and its snaps, cylinders, and canisters to insure that the respirator can be worn. The Subcontractor will provide initial training concerning the use of respirator equipment, but each employee will be responsible for cleaning, inspecting, maintaining, sanitizing, and storage of his/her respirator equipment.

If a respirator becomes chemically contaminated or malfunctions, the respirator will be replaced by the employer with a clean and sanitized respirator, and the contaminated/defective respirator shall be decontaminated and repaired before reuse, or tagged "out of service" and disposed of. The respirator wearer shall inspect the replacement respirator for defective parts and leaks and will be fit tested if the replacement respirator is of a different make, model or size than the original.

2.6.2 Medical Response Equipment

The following medical response equipment shall be available on-site for the duration of • the site activities. The locations of these equipment stations shall be determined at the site and incorporated into this HASP upon initiation of each task. The Contractor CSO shall maintain responsibility for the incorporation of this information into this HASP.

- Eyewash Stations: The location of emergency eyewash stations shall be determined. Each station shall provide a continuous spray of a rate of 0.4 gallons per minute for at least 15 minutes. This station shall be inspected daily to ensure proper operation.

- First Aid Kits: The locations of fixed and/or portable kits shall be determined. As a general guideline, each Subcontractor shall provide, at minimum, one first aid kit for every 20 employees and shall station it within the work area (for Level D operations) or directly outside the decontamination area (contaminant reduction zone) (for Level C or Level B operations).

- Automated External Defibrillator (AED): an AED shall be located within the Contractor's on-site field office.

The locations of eyewashes, first aid kits, AED, and the procedures for using and reporting an incident shall be presented during the initial on-site training. The Contractor CSO shall make all personnel aware of the locations and use of this equipment prior to engaging in site work activities.

• 2.7 PERSONAL AIR MONITORING

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