Safety, Health, and Security Standards for Water Resource Recovery

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Intro
TITLE PAGE
COPYRIGHT
CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF TABLES
PREFACE
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH, SAFETY, AND SECURITY
1.0 NEED FOR HEALTH, SAFETY, AND SECURITY
1.1 RISK MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY
1.2 REGULATORY COMPLIANCE SAFETY
1.2.1 PRIVATE SECTOR WORKERS
1.2.2 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT WORKERS
1.2.3 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WORKERS
1.2.4 NOT COVERED BY THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT
1.3 BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE SAFETY
2.0 INTEGRATING SECURITY INTO HEALTH AND SAFETY
3.0 SAFETY IN SMALL FACILITIES VERSUS LARGE FACILITIES
4.0 EMERGING SAFETY CHALLENGES
4.1 LONE WORKER SAFETY AND GEOGRAPHICALLY SEPARATED WORKSITES
4.2 USE OF SPECIAL-PURPOSE VEHICLES
4.3 ADAPTING TO CULTURE CHANGES
5.0 REFERENCES
6.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 2 SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
1.0 DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
1.1 DEVELOPING THE RIGHT SYSTEM
1.2 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1.2.1 MANAGEMENT
1.2.2 SUPERVISION
1.2.3 FIELD-LEVEL SUPERVISORS AND CREW LEADS
1.2.4 EMPLOYEES
1.2.5 ACCOUNTABILITY
1.3 EFFECTIVE SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
1.3.1 LEADING VERSUS LAGGING INDICATORS
1.3.2 IDENTIFYING AND PREDICTING HAZARDS
1.3.3 FACILITY INSPECTIONS
1.3.4 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AUDITS
1.3.5 RECORDKEEPING AND DOCUMENTATION
1.3.6 TRAINING
1.4 INCIDENT ANALYSIS
1.4.1 IMPORTANCE OF TRAINING BEFORE INCIDENT OCCURRENCE
1.4.2 IMPORTANCE OF MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT FOLLOWING AN INCIDENT
1.4.3 ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS
2.0 WRITTEN PROGRAMS
2.1 WRITTEN PROGRAMS REQUIRED BY REGULATION
2.2 WRITTEN PROGRAMS USED TO ESTABLISH CONSISTENCY OF SAFE WORK PRACTICES
3.0 BEHAVIOR-BASED SAFETY
3.1 EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT AND IMPORTANCE OF FEEDBACK
3.2 INCENTIVE PROGRAMS
4.0 REFERENCES
CHAPTER 3 IDENTIFYING AND PREDICTING HAZARDS
1.0 ACCIDENT PREVENTION SYSTEM
1.1 RECOGNITION OF HAZARDS
1.1.1 HAZARD DEFINITION
1.1.2 SOURCES OF INFORMATION
1.2 EVALUATION OF HAZARDS
1.2.1 RISK DEFINITION
1.2.2 SOURCES OF INFORMATION
1.3 CONTROL OF HAZARDS
1.3.1 SAFETY DEFINITION
1.3.2 HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS
2.0 JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS
2.1 ACTIVITY HAZARD ANALYSIS, JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS, AND JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
2.2 WHEN CAN THIS APPROACH WORK WELL?
2.3 WHAT TASKS WILL BE PERFORMED?
2.4 WHAT COULD GO WRONG?
2.5 HOW MUCH HARM WOULD BE CAUSED?
2.6 HOW HIGH IS THE RISK?
2.6.1 OBJECTIVE EVALUATION
2.6.2 SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION
2.6.3 ACCEPTABLE RISK
2.6.3.1 DEFINITIONS OF ACCEPTABLE RISK
2.6.3.2 SOCIETAL EXPECTATIONS
2.7 HOW CAN HARM BE PREVENTED?
3.0 OTHER METHODS OF ANALYSIS
3.1 INFORMAL ANALYSIS
3.1.1 MENTAL JOB HAZARD ANALYSES (SAFE-THINK PROCESS)
3.1.2 GROUP DISCUSSION
3.2 "WHAT IF?"
3.3 CHECKLIST
3.3.1 SELF-MADE
3.3.2 COMMERCIALLY PUBLISHED
3.3.3 GAP ANALYSIS
3.4 WHAT-IF CHECKLIST PROCESS
3.5 HAZARD AND OPERABILITY STUDY
3.6 FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS
3.7 FAULT TREE ANALYSIS
4.0 DOCUMENTATION OF HAZARD ANALYSIS
4.1 FORMAL
4.2 INFORMAL
4.3 CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
5.0 HAZARD ANALYSIS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
5.1 ANALYSIS OF CONTINUOUS RELEASES
5.1.1 MATERIALS INVENTORY
5.1.2 EMISSIONS INVENTORY
5.1.3 ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITS
5.1.3.1 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AUDITS
5.1.3.2 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AUDITS
5.2 ANALYSIS OF SUDDEN RELEASES
6.0 HAZARD ANALYSIS FOR SECURITY
7.0 REFERENCES
8.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 4 SAFETY AND HEALTH IN WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY OPERATIONS
1.0 COMMON WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY HAZARDS
2.0 WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY HAZARDS: LIQUID PROCESSES
2.1 WET AND DRY WELLS
2.2 HEADWORKS
2.2.1 SCREENS, COMMINUTORS, AND OTHER SCREENING DEVICES
2.2.2 GRIT SEPARATION CHAMBERS
2.3 BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT PROCESSES
2.3.1 TRICKLING FILTERS
2.3.2 ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS
2.3.3 AERATION FACILITIES AND DIFFUSED AIR SYSTEMS
2.3.4 PURE OXYGEN SYSTEMS
2.3.5 OXIDATION DITCHES
2.4 CLARIFICATION BASINS
2.4.1 PRIMARY CLARIFICATION
2.4.2 SECONDARY CLARIFICATION
2.5 TERTIARY TREATMENT
2.5.1 MEMBRANE BIOREACTORS
2.5.2 FILTRATION
2.5.2.1 REVERSE OSMOSIS
2.5.2.2 RAPID SAND FILTRATION
2.6 DISINFECTION
2.6.1 GASEOUS CHLORINE
2.6.2 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE
2.6.3 OZONE
2.6.4 ULTRAVIOLET
2.6.5 DECHLORINATION
3.0 WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY HAZARDS: SOLIDS HANDLING PROCESSES
3.1 INTRODUCTION
3.2 SLUDGE HANDLING AND PROCESSING
3.3 CHEMICAL USE
3.3.1 CHEMICAL STABILIZATION
3.3.2 POLYMERS
3.3.3 LIME
3.3.4 ACIDS
3.3.5 CAUSTIC
3.3.6 METAL SALTS
3.3.7 HYDROCARBONS
3.3.8 METHANOL
3.4 ANAEROBIC AND AEROBIC DIGESTION
3.5 DEWATERING
3.5.1 DRYING BEDS
3.5.2 CENTRIFUGES
3.5.3 FILTER AND BELT PRESSES
3.6 HEAT DRYING
3.7 COMPOSTING
3.8 INCINERATION
4.0 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS
5.0 LABORATORY SAFETY
5.1 PHYSICAL HAZARDS
5.1.1 WORKING WITH HOT EQUIPMENT AND LIQUIDS
5.1.2 COMPRESSED GASES
5.1.3 ERGONOMICS
5.1.4 WORKING WITH GLASSWARE
5.2 HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS
5.2.1 HEALTH EFFECTS
5.2.2 HANDLING
5.2.3 STORAGE
5.2.4 CHEMICAL SPILLS
5.2.5 TRANSPORTING
6.0 REFERENCES
7.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 5 SAFETY AND HEALTH IN WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY MAINTENANCE
1.0 WORKING SAFELY
1.1 MANAGING SAFETY WITHIN A MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
1.2 DEVELOPING A CULTURE OF SAFETY
1.2.1 SAFETY INSPECTIONS
1.2.2 SAFETY BRIEFINGS
1.2.3 RECOGNIZING HAZARDS
1.3 FALL PROTECTION
1.3.1 FALL PROTECTION TRAINING
1.3.2 LADDER SAFETY GUIDELINES
1.3.3 SCAFFOLDING
1.3.4 FALL RESTRAINT
1.4 ERGONOMICS
1.4.1 MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS
1.4.2 RISK FACTORS
1.4.2.1 REPETITIVE RISK FACTORS (REPETITION)
1.4.2.2 FORCE
1.4.2.3 AWKWARD AND STATIC POSTURE
1.4.2.4 CONTACT STRESS
1.4.2.5 TEMPERATURE EXTREMES
1.4.2.6 VIBRATION
1.4.3 PROPER LIFTING
2.0 CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY
2.1 LOCKOUT/TAGOUT
2.2 ENERGY ISOLATION AND RELEASE
2.3 TEST AND VERIFY
2.4 LOCKOUT REMOVAL
3.0 WORKING AROUND MACHINERY
3.1 MACHINE GUARDING
3.2 SAFETY DEVICES
3.3 ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
3.3.1 NOISE
3.3.2 HEAT INSULATION (ASBESTOS)
3.3.3 HEAT ILLNESS AND STRESS
4.0 MATERIAL HANDLING
4.1 LIFTING LOADS
4.2 CRANE OPERATIONS (BOOM TRUCKS)
5.0 PORTABLE POWER TOOLS
5.1 TOOL SELECTION
5.2 INSPECTION AND SERVICING
5.3 POWDER-ACTUATED TOOLS
6.0 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
6.1 NON-ELECTRICAL WORKER
6.2 ELECTRICAL WORKER
6.2.1 GENERAL SAFE WORKING RULES AND PRACTICES
6.2.2 HOLDING AND LOCKING OUT ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS (TAGGING AND LOCKING)
6.2.3 DE-ENERGIZING LINES AND BUSES
6.3 WORKING ON ENERGIZED EQUIPMENT
6.3.1 USE OF INSULATING BLANKETS AND NONCONDUCTING MATERIALS
6.3.2 ARC FLASH CONSIDERATIONS
6.3.3 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
6.3.4 APPROACH BOUNDARIES
7.0 FIRE PREVENTION
7.1 HOT WORK
7.2 FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
7.3 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
8.0 CONFINED SPACES
8.1 SPACE CLASSIFICATION
8.2 PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES
8.2.1 ENTRY SUPERVISOR
8.2.2 ATTENDANT
8.2.3 ENTRANT
8.2.4 TRAINING
8.3 PRE-ENTRY CHECKLIST
8.3.1 AIR MONITORING
8.3.2 JOB BRIEF
8.3.3 RESCUE PLAN
9.0 REFERENCES
10.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 6 SAFETY AND HEALTH IN SEWER COLLECTIONS AND REMOTE LOCATIONS
1.0 HAZARDS SPECIFIC TO SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEMS
1.1 HYDROCARBONS
1.2 RADIOLOGICAL HAZARDS
2.0 SAFETY PLANS AND STANDARD PROCEDURES
2.1 DEVELOPMENT
2.2 TRAINING
2.3 EVALUATION AND UPDATING
2.4 ERGONOMICS
2.5 VEHICLE SAFETY
3.0 PUMPING STATIONS
3.1 WET AND DRY WELLS
3.2 FORCE MAINS AND APPURTENANCES
3.3 CHEMICALS (ODOR AND CORROSION CONTROL)
3.3.1 CHLORINE
3.3.2 OZONE
3.3.3 CAUSTIC CHEMICALS
3.4 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
3.4.1 LOCKOUT TAGOUT (INCLUDES BLOCKOUT)
3.4.2 TESTING
3.4.3 FEEDBACK
3.4.4 SYSTEM GROUNDING
3.4.5 GROUNDING PORTABLE TOOLS
3.4.6 COMPUTER AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
3.4.7 DE-ENERGIZING LINES AND BUSES
3.4.8 WORKING ON A LIVE CIRCUIT
3.4.9 BUDDY SYSTEM
3.4.10 INSULATING BLANKETS
3.4.11 EXPLOSIVE GAS CONSIDERATIONS
3.4.12 FIRE EXTINGUISHER
3.5 SITE SECURITY
3.6 SITE SAFETY
4.0 GRIT CHAMBERS, SCREENS, AND COMMINUTORS
5.0 TRENCHING AND EXCAVATIONS
5.1 COORDINATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND UTILITIES
5.2 PUBLIC SAFETY AND CROWD CONTROL
5.3 SHORING
5.4 PARKING AND BACKING VEHICLES
6.0 CONFINED SPACES
6.1 MANHOLES
6.2 VALVE AND METER VAULTS
6.3 WET WELLS
6.4 DRY PITS
6.5 PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES
7.0 PIPELINE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
7.1 FORCE MAINS
7.2 GRAVITY SEWERS
7.3 TRUNK MAINS AND INTERCEPTORS
7.4 COMBINED SEWER SYSTEMS
8.0 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL
8.1 NOTIFICATIONS
8.2 STANDARD PLANS
8.2.1 TRAFFIC CONTROL DURING THE DAY
8.2.2 TRAFFIC CONTROL DURING THE NIGHT
8.2.3 INCLEMENT WEATHER
8.3 EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL
9.0 REFERENCES
CHAPTER 7 COMMERCIAL AND POWERED INDUSTRIAL VEHICLES
1.0 COMMERCIAL DRIVERS
1.1 THE FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
1.2 COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY ACT OF 1986
1.3 DRIVER STANDARDS REQUIREMENTS
1.4 COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSE
1.4.1 CLASS A
1.4.2 CLASS B
1.4.3 CLASS C
1.4.4 ENDORSEMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS
1.4.5 CERTIFICATES AND RECORD CHECKS
1.5 VEHICLE WEIGHT
1.6 MAINTAINING A LOG
1.7 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION
1.8 EMPLOYER REQUIREMENTS
1.8.1 SIGNIFICANT VIOLATIONS
1.8.2 SERIOUS VIOLATIONS
1.8.3 DISQUALIFICATIONS
1.8.3.1 DISQUALIFICATIONS FOR FELONY
1.8.3.2 DISQUALIFICATION FOR SIGNIFICANT OFFENSES
1.8.3.3 DISQUALIFICATION FOR SERIOUS TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
1.8.3.4 DISQUALIFICATION FOR VIOLATING OUT-OF-SERVICE ORDERS WHILE OPERATING A COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE
1.9 SAFETY AND SECURITY
1.9.1 COMPANY SAFETY RECORDS
1.9.2 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
1.10 HOW TO COMPLY WITH FEDERAL REGULATIONS
1.10.1 SAFETY PERMITS
1.10.2 SECURITY
1.10.3 SHIPPER CHECK REPORT
1.10.4 RISK ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS
1.10.5 REPORTING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS COMPLAINTS
1.10.6 INCIDENT (SPILL) REPORTING AND PREVENTION
1.10.7 PIPELINE AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
1.10.8 TOP 20 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS VIOLATIONS
1.10.9 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SECURITY
1.10.10 FIELD OPERATIONAL TEST
1.10.11 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
2.0 POWERED INDUSTRIAL VEHICLES
2.1 TYPES OF POWERED INDUSTRIAL VEHICLES
2.2 CENTER OF GRAVITY
2.3 LOAD CENTER
2.4 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION POWERED INDUSTRIAL VEHICLE STANDARD
2.5 PALLET JACK SAFETY
2.6 HAZARDS AND HAZARD CONTROLS
2.7 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
2.7.1 PREQUALIFICATION OF CANDIDATES
2.7.2 REQUIREMENTS
2.7.3 PERFORMANCE TESTING
2.7.4 OBSTACLE COURSE SETUP
2.7.5 SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURES
2.7.6 CHANGING AND CHARGING STORAGE BATTERIES
2.7.7 OPERATIONS
2.7.8 TRAVELING
2.7.9 HANDLING OF LIQUID PROPANE GAS
2.8 CHECKLIST/PRE-INSPECTION FORM SAMPLES
3.0 ARTICULATING AERIAL PLATFORMS
3.1 TYPES OF BOOM LIFTS
3.2 OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT
3.3 BEFORE YOU OPERATE
3.4 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
3.5 SURFACE CONDITIONS
3.6 FALL PROTECTION
3.7 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
3.8 INSPECTIONS
3.9 GROUND CONTROLS
3.10 REFUELING
3.11 CHECKLISTS
4.0 REFERENCES
5.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 8 BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS AT WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES
1.0 TYPES OF HAZARDS
1.1 BACTERIA
1.1.1 SALMONELLA
1.1.2 SHIGELLA
1.1.3 VIBRIO
1.1.4 CLOSTRIDIUM
1.1.5 YERSINIA
1.1.6 CAMPYLOBACTER
1.1.7 LEPTOSPIRA
1.1.8 LEGIONELLA
1.2 VIRUSES
1.2.1 HEPATITIS A VIRUS
1.2.2 NOROVIRUS
1.2.3 ADENOVIRUS
1.2.4 ROTAVIRUS
1.2.5 COXSACKIEVIRUSES A AND B
1.2.6 POLIOVIRUS
1.2.7 HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV)
1.2.8 SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME CORONAVIRUS 2 (SARS-COV-2)
1.3 PARASITES
1.4 FUNGI
1.5 MACROORGANISMS
2.0 HOW INFECTIONS CAN SPREAD
3.0 HOW TO PREVENT INFECTIONS
3.1 PERSONAL PROTECTION MEASURES
3.2 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
3.3 IMMUNIZATIONS
3.4 WORK PROCEDURES
4.0 HOW TO TREAT INFECTIONS
5.0 WORKERS WHO ARE AT RISK
5.1 COLLECTION SYSTEM PERSONNEL
5.2 TREATMENT FACILITY AND LABORATORY PERSONNEL
5.3 BIOSOLIDS PERSONNEL
5.4 OTHER PERSONNEL WHO MAY BE EXPOSED TO FECAL CONTAMINATION
5.4.1 OVERFLOWS AND STORMWATER
5.4.2 SEPTIC SYSTEMS HAULING AND MAINTENANCE
5.4.3 LANDFILL LEACHATE
5.4 INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT
5.5 AMBIENT WATER SAMPLING
6.0 SUMMARY
7.0 REFERENCES
8.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 9 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
1.0 OVERVIEW
2.0 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
2.1 WHAT ARE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS?
2.2 LAWS AND REGULATIONS PREVENTING POLLUTION
3.0 MANAGING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
3.1 EMISSIONS FROM INCINERATION
3.2 HANDLING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
3.3 STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
3.4 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND SAFETY
3.5 FIRST AID PROCEDURES
4.0 DEFINING HAZARDOUS WASTE
5.0 GENERATOR INFORMATION
5.1 LARGE QUANTITY GENERATOR
5.2 SMALL QUANTITY GENERATOR
5.3 CONDITIONALLY EXEMPT SMALL QUANTITY GENERATOR
5.4 EPISODIC GENERATORS
6.0 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
6.1 LISTED WASTES
6.2 CHARACTERISTIC WASTES
6.3 UNIVERSAL WASTES
6.4 USED OIL WASTE
7.0 NON-RESOURCE CONSERVATION RECOVERY ACT OR CALIFORNIA-ONLY WASTE
7.1 TREATED WOOD WASTE
7.2 UNIVERSAL AND ELECTRONIC WASTES
7.3 MERCURY WASTES
7.4 USED OIL WASTE
7.5 AGENCIES THAT ENFORCE THE LAW
8.0 HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
8.1 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS
8.2 UNIFORM HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST
8.3 CONTAINER MANAGEMENT
8.3.1 LABELING AND MARKING
8.3.2 VERIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE AND MANIFEST FEES ASSESSMENT
9.0 REFERENCES
10.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 10 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
1.0 INTRODUCTION
2.0 HEAD PROTECTION
2.1 AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE STANDARD
2.2 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
3.0 HAND AND FOOT PROTECTION
3.1 HAND PROTECTION
3.2 FOOT PROTECTION
3.2.1 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS F-2412-2018 (STANDARDS FOR TESTING)
3.2.2 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS F-2413-2018 (STANDARDS FOR PERFORMANCE)
3.2.3 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 29 CFR 1910.136
3.2.4 SHOULD AN EMPLOYER PROVIDE FOOT PROTECTION?
4.0 EYE AND FACE PROTECTION
4.1 AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE STANDARD
4.2 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
5.0 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
5.1 MEDICAL EVALUATION
5.2 WRITTEN PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
5.3 FIT TESTING
5.3.1 QUALITATIVE FIT TESTING
5.3.2 QUANTITATIVE FIT TESTING
5.3.3 SPECIAL CONDITIONS
5.4 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
5.5 STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE
5.6 TYPES OF RESPIRATORS
5.6.1 ATMOSPHERE SUPPLYING
5.6.2 NEGATIVE PRESSURE (AIR PURIFYING)
6.0 FALL PROTECTION
6.1 FALL PREVENTION FIRST
6.1.1 DESIGNING PREVENTION
6.1.2 WALKING AND WORKING SURFACES
6.1.3 OSHA STANDARDS
6.2 PREVENTION STRATEGIES
6.2.1 GUARDRAILS
6.2.2 COVERS
6.2.3 MONITORS
6.2.4 CONTROLLED ACCESS ZONES
6.3 FALL-ARREST SYSTEMS
6.3.1 LANYARDS
6.3.2 HARNESS
6.3.3 ANCHORAGE CONNECTION
6.4 POSITIONING SYSTEMS
7.0 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
7.1 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY LEVEL A
7.1.1 USE
7.1.2 SELECTION
7.1.3 MAINTENANCE
7.2 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY LEVEL B
7.2.1 USE
7.2.2 SELECTION
7.2.3 MAINTENANCE
7.3 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY LEVEL C
7.3.1 USE
7.3.2 SELECTION
7.3.3 MAINTENANCE
7.4 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY LEVEL D
7.4.1 USE
7.4.2 SELECTION
7.4.3 MAINTENANCE
7.5 OTHER TYPES OF PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
7.5.1 UNIFORMS
7.5.2 ARC FLASH UNIFORMS
8.0 REFERENCES
CHAPTER 11 COORDINATION AND MUTUAL AID WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND OFFICIALS
1.0 IDENTIFYING AGENCIES FOR COORDINATION
1.1 LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
1.2 COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT
1.3 STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT
1.4 FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
2.0 IDENTIFYING PLANS REQUIRING COORDINATION
2.1 EMERGENCY ACTION PLANS
2.2 FIRE PREVENTION PLAN
2.3 PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT
2.4 RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
2.5 HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATIONS
2.6 PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE
2.7 SECURITY PLANS
2.8 BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN
3.0 LOCAL FIRE SERVICE COORDINATION
3.1 INCIDENT COMMAND
3.2 COORDINATION OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIVITIES
3.3 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE
3.4 COORDINATION OF TRAINING ACTIVITIES
3.5 COORDINATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FACILITIES
4.0 LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
4.1 COORDINATION OF ACTIVITIES FOR SPILL PREVENTION
4.2 COORDINATION OF ACTIVITIES FOR A HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RELEASE
4.3 AUDITS OF RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS
5.0 WATER/WASTEWATER AGENCY RESPONSE NETWORK
5.1 WEATHER EVENTS SUCH AS HURRICANES, TORNADOS, AND STORM EVENTS
5.2 CATASTROPHIC SYSTEM OUTAGE THAT MAY AFFECT THE PUBLIC
6.0 LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCIES
6.1 WATER QUALITY ISSUES CONCERNING PUBLIC HEALTH
6.2 COORDINATION OF INFORMATION RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC
6.3 COORDINATION WITH LOCAL DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH
7.0 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
7.1 AUDITS OF RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS
7.2 COORDINATION OF REPORTING OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RELEASES
8.0 FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
8.1 FIVE-YEAR SUBMITTAL OF RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
8.2 THREE-YEAR UPDATE OF HAZARD ANALYSIS
8.3 TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORTING
9.0 REFERENCES
10.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
CHAPTER 12 SECURITY AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
1.0 INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES
2.0 SECURITY ISSUES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
2.1 SAFETY, SECURITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY
2.2 RISK, RESILIENCE, AND RESILIENCE MANAGEMENT
2.2.1 RESILIENCE
2.2.2 UTILITY RESILIENCE INDEX
2.2.3 ASSET RESILIENCE
3.0 NATURAL, ACCIDENTAL, AND INTENTIONAL THREATS TO WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY SYSTEMS
4.0 DOCUMENTED INCIDENTS IN WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY SYSTEMS
5.0 LEGISLATION REGARDING WASTEWATER UTILITY, VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT, SECURITY, AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
6.0 THE WATER SECTOR-SPECIFIC PLAN
7.0 RISK AND RESILIENCE ASSESSMENT TOOLS AND RESOURCES FOR WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITIES
7.1 RISK AND RESILIENCE MANAGEMENT OF WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS
7.1.1 RISK ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT FOR CRITICAL ASSET PROTECTION OVERVIEW
7.1.2 PROBABILITY OF ATTACK
7.1.3 NATURAL HAZARDS
7.1.4 RESILIENCE
7.2 RISK ASSESSMENT RESOURCES
7.2.1 VULNERABILITY SELF-ASSESSMENT TOOL
7.2.2 PARRE SOFTWARE
7.3 CYBERSECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT USING THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY FRAMEWORK
8.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT FOR WASTEWATER UTILITIES
8.1 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY WASTEWATER RESPONSE PROTOCOL TOOLBOX
8.1.1 MODULE 1: WATER UTILITY PLANNING GUIDE
8.1.2 MODULE 2: CONTAMINATION THREAT MANAGEMENT GUIDE
8.1.3 MODULE 3: SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND SAMPLING GUIDE
8.1.4 MODULE 4: ANALYTICAL GUIDE
8.1.5 MODULE 5: PUBLIC HEALTH RESPONSE GUIDE
8.1.6 MODULE 6: REMEDIATION AND RECOVERY GUIDE
8.2 WATER/WASTEWATER AGENCY RESPONSE NETWORKS
8.3 WATER CONTAMINATION INFORMATION TOOL
9.0 REFERENCES
10.0 SUGGESTED READINGS
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