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OSHA Hazardous Waste Sites: Support Zone Activities Mobile App

The Support Zone is the location of the administrative and other support functions needed to keep the operations in the Exclusion and Contamination Reduction Zones running smoothly. Any function that need not or cannot be performed in a hazardous or potentially hazardous area is performed here. The Command Post Supervisor should be present in the Support Zone. Other personnel present will depend on the functions being performed, and may include the Project Team Leader and field team members who are preparing to enter or who have returned from the Exclusion Zone. Personnel may wear normal work clothes within this zone. Any potentially contaminated clothing, equipment, and samples must remain in the CRZ until decontaminated. Support Zone personnel are responsible for alerting the proper agency in the event of an emergency. All emergency telephone numbers, change for the telephone (if necessary), evacuation route maps, and vehicle keys should be kept in the Support Zone. The OSHA Hazardous Waste Sites: Support Zone Activities mobile app includes a detailed support zone activity checklist.

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Location
Person Completing
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Title
Date
Command Post Supervision of all field operations and field teams.
Maintenance of communications, including emergency lines of communication.
Recordkeeping, including:
accident reports
chain-of-custody records
daily logbooks
manifest directories and orders
medical records
personnel training records
site inventories
site safety map
up-to-date Site Safety Plans
Providing access to up-to-date safety and health manuals and other materials.
Interfacing with the public: government agencies, local politicians, medical personnel, the media...
Monitoring work schedules and weather changes.
Maintaining site security.
Sanitary facilities.
Medical Station First-aid administration.
Medical emergency response.
Medical monitoring activities.
Sanitary facilities.
Equipment and Supply Centers
...and More!