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Environmental Health and Safety Plan draft for Staten Island Landfill,

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Review draft of an environmental health and safety plan for debris operations at Staten Island Landfill.

NYC-WTC_000150335–000150407

Folder label: “LAND FILL

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Staten Island Landfill Debris Disposal Operation Health and Safety Program

Use of spotters for backing up.

ATV Safety: • Exceeding payload. • Gloves/helmet. Not used during nighttime operations. No passengers. Equipped with warning signal device.

Illumination: • Conveyors 11 Olx. • Parking 3 lx. • Fueling areas 5 lx. • Docks/loading areas 3 lx. • Inspection areas 50 lx • General outdoors 3 lx • Dressing area 10 lx

Lockout/Tagout: • Use of L/T devices. • Use of proper L/T devices. • Observation of unsafe acts during L/T/ operations.

For Building Erections: • Fall Protection • Proper use of scaffolds and ladder. • Proper use of power tools. • Lifts being used in a safe manner.

For Operations That Use Torch Cutting: • No open flames near flammable material or compressed gasses.

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