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LAUSD Proposed South Region High School #9 & Middle School #4 5-6 December 2006 Site Specific Health & Safety Plan (HASP) • Emergency and evacuation procedures, including emergency hospitals and contact names/numbers. Documentation of site-specific safety training, including agenda and signatures of attending personnel, will be maintained on site. 189
Date: Project or Location: Risk/Hazard Detail Present Employee Exposure Hazardous chemicals ______ Lead ______ Asbestos ______ UXO ______ PCB ______ Airborne contaminants (dust, mists, fumes) ______ Other (specify) ______ __________________ ______ Confined Space Confined space entry is required ______ __________________ ______ Control of Energy Lockout, blocking, other controls required ______ __________________ ______ Hazardous Waste Handling, removal or storage of hazardous is required ______ __________________ ______ Crane Work Mobile cranes ______ Tandem lifts ______ Bridge cranes ______ Derricks ______ __________________ ______ Trenching and Trenching and Excavations excavations required ______ __________________ ______ Welding and Cutting Acetylene/gas cutting ______ Arc welding ______ Soldering and brazing ______ __________________ ______ Powered Industrial Forklift training is Trucks required ______ Aerial Lifts Hydraulic booms ______ Scissor lifts ______ Mobile scaffolding ______ __________________ ______ Scaffolding Scaffolding is required ______ Ladders Portable ladder use is required ______ __________________ ______ LAUSD Proposed South Region High School #9 & Middle School #4 Exhibit 5-2 – Site Specific Risk Review Checklist 5-7 December 2006 Site Specific Health & Safety Plan (HASP) Risk/Hazard Detail Present Caissons and Caisson or cofferdam Cofferdams work is required ______ __________________ ______ Marine or Over Work on or over water Water Work is required ______ Underwater (diving) work is required ______ __________________ ______ Process Safety Work is on or adjacent Management to operations involving listed highly hazardous chemicals ______ __________________ ______ Steel Erection Steel erection work is required ______ __________________ ______ Traffic Control Work is on or near highways, road, or mass transit ______ __________________ ______ Personal Protective Work activities or work Equipment site requires hearing protection ______ Work activities or location requires using respirators ______ Work activities or location requires special protective clothing ______ __________________ ______ Public Exposure Work activities or location requires special precautions to protect the public __________________ ______ Other Exposures Other exposure or high-risk activities (list) __________________ ______ __________________ ______ __________________ ______ __________________ ______ __________________ ______ Notes: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Reviewed by: ____________________________ Title:__________________________________Date:____________________ 190
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N Exhibit 12-1 SITE CONTROL ZONES P
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14.3 SPILL REPORTING PROCEDURES LAU
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EMERGENCY CONTACTS In the event of
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PARSONS - LAUSD Procedures followin
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ATTACHMENT 3 ACTIVITY HAZARD ANALYS
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Parsons Activity Hazards Analysis O
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Project Name & Number: LAUSD South
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APPENDIX H Quality Assurance Projec
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new wells and from about 70 previou
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SECTION 2 DATA QUALITY OBJECTIVES T
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precision range from zero to the hi
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SECTION 5 SAMPLING PROTOCOLS Detail
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SECTION 6 FIXED-BASE LABORATORY ANA
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the reported SQLs take into account
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SECTION 7 LABORATORY QC SAMPLES AND
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Continuing calibrations shall be co
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project-specific DQOs. A DQA will b
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SECTION 9 QA REPORTS At monthly int
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Laboratory project management and s
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SECTION 14 DATA DELIVERABLES The de
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specific gravity of 1 for water, th
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APPENDIX I Transportation Managemen
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Prepared by PARSONS 100 WEST WALNUT
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Communication Truck drivers will ha
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RESPONSES TO COMMENTS FROM DTSC DAT
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(9/3/08) between 033-PC-064 and -06
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