siemens - Public Service Commission

9.9 Lead
9.9.1 Lead removal shall be performed in accordance with SAF-SUBS-00073 or site
procedures.
9.9.2 Lead may be present in the facilities in the form of: paint and coatings, as well as in bricks
and blankets used for radiological shielding. All lead or suspect lead containing material
shall be treated as containing lead unless determined otherwise.
9.10 Heat Stress
9.10.1 Each site shall implement a heat stress procedure in accordance with SAF-SUBS-00032
or site procedures.
9.10.2 Use extreme care when working in hot environments. Length of time in a work area,
special clothing, and adequate fluid intake should be considerations when determining
stay times for work in hot environments.
9.1 1 Hazardous Chemicals
9.1 1 .I All employees shall be trained on the hazards associated with the chemicals with which
they work, the personal protective equipment to be used, the location of the MSDS, the
labeling procedures, and the location of the Hazard Communication Program. Training
shall be in accordance with SAF-SUBS-00016 and CHE-NGGC-0045 as applicable.
9.1 1.2 Employees should consult with their supervisor, the MSDS, and follow CHE-NGGC-0045
prior to using any new or potentially hazardous chemicals.
9.1 1.3 Handling of flammablelcombustible substances shall be in accordance with
SAF-SUBS-00024 or site procedures.
9.12 Electrical Safety
9.12.1 Work performed on electrical equipment will be performed in accordance with
SAF-NGGC-2175.
9.12.2 All electrical hand tools will be provided with adequate shock protection; that is, three
prong plugs or a double insulated frame.
9.12.3 No electrical hand tool that is considered unsafe will be reissued until repaired. Any tool
which is not working properly will be repaired and tested prior to issue or discarded.
SAF-NGGC-2172
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