Encl. (4) TO COMDTINST 16478.12
First CG District ATON Battery Recovery Site Safety Plan
(2)
The warm zone is marked at the site as follows:
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E.5.c.
The COLD ZONE, or SUPPORT ZONE, is an area adjacent to the
WARM ZONE that is intended to remain safe and as free of
contamination as possible. The cold zone is the outer
most area of site control surrounding the HOT ZONE and
should be established to provide an adequate margin of
safety for the population and workers outside of the cold
zone (e.g., residential areas, staging areas, support
functions, and other activities outside of the cold zone).
The site safety and health supervisor shall maintain a
cold zone boundary based on the most recent site
characterization and monitoring information.
E.6. Training.
E.6.a.
Barring on site emergencies, the recovery of terrestrial
ATON batteries is classified as a post-emergency response
operation. General requirements are described in 29 CFR
1910.120(q)(11), which simply refers to the training
requirements for GENERAL HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATIONS (i.e.,
routine controlled sites) per 29 CFR 1910.120(e). The
regulations require initial training,
management/supervisory training, and annual refresher
training.
E.6.b.
In general, all personnel on site shall be adequately
trained to perform their assigned tasks safely. The
general training level requirement for recovery activities
is minimal hazard worker (minimum of 24 hours and one day
OJT) except as noted below:
JOB DESCRIPTION:
TRAINING LEVEL:
NON-TRAINED COLD-ZONE OBSERVERS
NONE
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