1 - the Envirostor
1 - the Envirostor
1 - the Envirostor
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prevent entry by off-site personnel. Security guards were provided during<br />
off-hours to prevent entry by off-si te personnel.<br />
4.4.1.5 Unstable Stackinq of Containers<br />
Drums were stacked inside <strong>the</strong> building. All employees were warned to<br />
approach <strong>the</strong>se areas with caution. No one was permitted to walk or climb<br />
on drums. Any obviously unstable drums were restacked or o<strong>the</strong>rwise moved<br />
to eliminate <strong>the</strong> potential of falling.<br />
4.4.1.6 Manual Material Handling<br />
Wherever possible, material handling was done mechanically. Fork1 ift<br />
trucks for drum handling were used on-site. Where manual handling was<br />
necessary, personnel were instructed in techniques of safe handling.<br />
4.4.1.7 Confined Soaces<br />
The drainage sump, sludge tank, dip tanks, and boiler tank were pumped<br />
and/or cleaned during site activities. Entry into sump, sludge tank, dip<br />
tanks, or boiler tank was required during cleaning. Confined space entry<br />
and monitoring procedures were implemented during <strong>the</strong>se activities, as<br />
described in Section 4.5.<br />
4.4.2 Chemical Hazards<br />
Chemical hazards were encountered during <strong>the</strong> excavation activities and in<br />
handling unknown materials found in containers on-site. The drum yard<br />
soils were considered to be contaminated to varying degrees. All personnel<br />
wore steel toed neoprene boots while working in <strong>the</strong> yard. Kneeling and/or<br />
sitting directly on <strong>the</strong> ground was prohibited. Special procedures,<br />
including air monitoring and upgrading of health and safety protection<br />
levels, were implemented during excavating, cleaning and drum hand1 ing<br />
activities.