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Environmental Remediation Drilling

Safety Guidelines

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Clothing

The clothing of the individual drill rig worker is not generally considered protective equipment, however,

the worker's clothing should be comfortable but must be close fitting, without loose ends, straps, draw

strings, belts or otherwise unfastened parts that might catch on some rotating or translating component of

the drill rig. Rings and jewelry must not be worn during a work shift. In addition to loose clothing, hair

should be tied back, as loose long hair can catch in mechanical equipment. All jewelry, including rings must

be removed before beginning each shift. All personnel should wear clothing appropriate for the weather

conditions.

High Visibility Clothing

High visibility clothing is required when working in environments that are regulated by Department of

Transportation and or when working on active roadways or other high traffic areas such as service stations.

It is also required for night work operations.

Other Protective Equipment

For some drilling operations, the environment or regulations may dictate that other protective equipment be

used. The requirement for such equipment must be determined jointly by the management of the drilling

organization and the safety supervisor. Such equipment might include face shield, respirator, and insect

repellent. When drilling is performed in chemically or radiological contaminated environment, special

protective equipment, and clothing may, and probably will, be required. The design and composition of the

protective equipment and clothing must be determined jointly by the management and the client who

requests the drilling services, and under some circumstances, with the concurrence of a health and safety

professional.

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