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{ L � <br /> � iv .` , <br /> WARNING <br /> LEAD WORK AREA <br /> POISON <br /> NO SMOHING OR EATING <br /> 7.14.2 The Contractor shall erect visible barriers around the areas where the lead <br /> disturbing activity will occur as well as the areas to be used for decontamination <br /> and cleaning. <br /> 7.14.3 The work area and the decontamination area should be adjacent to each other or <br /> connected by delineating a corridor between them with a visible barrier. <br /> 7.14.4 In primitive areas where permanent facilities and shower facilities are not in use, <br /> a tarp shall be placed on the ground in the decontamination area to facilitate <br /> containment of lead dust and debris off of workmen and equipment. <br /> 7.14.5 Separate areas for changing clothing, cleaning respiratory equipment, and <br /> washing shall be established adjacent to the decontamination area. <br /> 7.15 Entering the Work Site <br /> 7.15.1 All workers who will be exposed to airborne lead during a lead disturbing <br /> activity must enter and exit the work area directly through the decontamination <br /> area. <br /> 7.15.2 Workers shall don protective coveralls upon entering the decontamination area. <br /> They shall then put on gloves and boot covers, and shall tape the coveralls over <br /> the gloves and boot covers using duct tape. <br /> 7.15.3 After workers have donned and taped their coveralls, gloves, and boot covers, <br /> they shall put on their respirators and perform a negative and positive pressure fit <br /> test. The fit of each respirator shall be adjusted as necessary. <br /> 7.15.4 All other PPE necessary for the work procedures shall then be donned, checked, <br /> and adjusted before workers pass into the work area. <br /> 7.16 Exiting the Work Site <br /> 7.16.1 All persons exposed to lead disturbing activity must proceed directly to the <br /> decontamination area before leaving the work site. <br /> 7.16.2 Inside the decontamination area workers will remove gross contamination and <br /> debris from the protective clothing by lightly brushing off the debris and <br /> vacuumin usin e ui ment with HEPA�lters. Contaminated clothin must not <br /> g g q P g <br /> be cleaned using compressed air, by shaking, or by other methods that would <br /> disperse lead contaminated dust into the air. <br /> 7.16.3 Once all gross contamination is removed, workers may remove head coverings, <br /> gloves,boot covers, and coveralls. Coveralls should be removed by rolling them <br /> downward from the shoulders so that any outside contamination is rolled up <br /> 14 <br />