NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Part III — Health & Safety Plan
133-135 Greenwich Street/21-23 Thames Street
Airtek Project 05-0701 — Rev 3, August 29, 2005
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).
The locations of eyewashes and first aid kits 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
Each Subcontractor and trade employer shall perform personnel air sampling for the following
contaminants during Abatement Phase of the project: particulates as TSP, metals as TSP,
asbestos, PAHs, D/Fs, PCBs, mercury, lead and silica. Additionally, daily personnel sampling
for lead, cadmium, chromium and mercury shall be performed during all cutting operations as
required by 29 CFR 1926.62(d)(2)(iv) and the Cadmium in construction standard [29 CFR
1926.112]. The results of personnel monitoring will be reviewed on a daily basis by the
Subcontractor Safety Officer to determine if current levels of respiratory protection are adequate.
The subcontractor safety officer shall provide written documentation of this review to CSO and
the subcontractor must immediately report any results that trigger PPE upgrades. The following
table lists the OSHA PEL, site specific Action Level, and trigger levels:
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