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4 Signs and warnings will be posted following the requirements of CFR 1926.62, (m),(1),(2). In addition, Staton Construction will inform other contractors which may be present on the site, of activities associated with potential lead emissions as covered by the standard. Community residents and the public will be notified by poster or other appropriate means. PROHIBITED PRACTICES: Because of the extreme danger associated with the following activities, Staton Construction has prohibited their use. These include: l. Open flame burning of lead based paint (LBP). 2. Silica sand blasting of LBP. 3. Use of stripping agents containing methylene chloride. 4. Eating, smoking, drinking, applying cosmetics in the work area. 5. Use of propoane heaters inside containments. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE: Before work begins, a meeting will be held to inform all employees of the hazards associated with this project, and the controls to be implemented to minimize exposure to employees. In general the chronology for compliance beginning with the first day of work is as follows: l. Employee orientation and safety awareness training. 2. Acknowledgement by signature of understanding od SSP. 3. Set up of Engineered Exposure Reduction. 4. Set up of Respiratory Protection. 5. Set up of Protective Clothing Protection. 6. Set up of Air Monitoring. 7. Begin demolition process. 8. Analyze air monitoring data. 9. Make protection adjustments. This compliance document will be reviewed with each employee prior to the beginning of the job. Copies will be furnished to those employees requesting a copy. This compliance program will be reviewed at least every six months. It will be reviewed more often whenever: •Any employee exhibits clear symptoms of lead poisoning. •Any employee's blood lead level rises by 6 ug/dl. •Job conditions cause a marked increase to exposure.