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28. Protective Procedures. <br /> a. Air Monitorin�. Both personal and ambient air sampling will be required <br /> periodically throughout the project. The Contractor is required to obtain the following <br /> samplings: <br /> 1. Sponsor will require air monitoring sampling and analysis for all phases <br /> of the work in this Project. This sampling will include personal air monitoring of <br /> Contractor's employees and ambient air sampling within the work area. <br /> 2. Air samples also may be required from outside critical barriers of the work <br /> area in the clean room, and in areas adjacent to the clean room. <br /> 3. The Sponsor will also collect wipe samples both within the abatement area <br /> and outside. <br /> 4. Any adjustment, tampering and/or deliberate interference with the <br /> Sponsor's air-monitoring procedures by the Contractor's personnel will not <br /> be tolerated. Furthermore, the Contractor may be held liable for prosecution <br /> under applicable laws and regulations for attempting to falsify test results. <br /> b. Worker Protection Requirements. <br /> 1. Biolo�ical Monitorin�. All workers must have baseline and post- <br /> abatement blood lead level measurements determined by the whole blood lead <br /> method, utilizing the Vena-Puncture technique with results provided to the <br /> Sponsor. This screening shall be performed every two months for the first <br /> six (6)months, and every six (6) months thereafter if blood lead levels <br /> do not increase more than l0ug/dl,unless the Contractor can provide proof from <br /> an independent analytical laboratory of satisfactory blood lead level <br /> measurements for the twelve (12)months previous to commencement of this <br /> Project. In addition, the Contractor shall have a medical examination performed <br /> on each employee. This medical examination must be performed before workers <br /> enter a lead-contaminated work azea and at the termination of an employee's <br /> employment or yearly,whichever comes first. The Contractor is responsible <br /> for Medical Surveillance and record keeping of each employee exposed to lead, <br /> Medical Removal if necessary, in accordance with 29 CFR 1926.62. <br /> 2. Trainin�Requirements. All workers and supervisors shall have <br /> successfully completed a course provided by a licensed training provider meeting <br /> all requirements of the Illinois Department of Public Health, and shall be licensed <br /> by the Illinois Department of Public Health. The Contractor shall adhere to the <br /> requirements of OSHA regulations 29 CFR 1910.1200 and 1926.62. <br /> 3. Su�ervision. The Contractor shall provide at least one site supervisor <br /> holding a valid Contractor/Supervisor license issued by the State of Illinois,who <br /> Page 14 of 22 <br />