Enclosure (6) TO COMDTINST 16478.12
USCG SITE SAFETY PLAN/ATON BATTERY RESPONSE PROJECT
when fully dressed out in CPC are significant concerns.
G.2. On-site personnel shall observe specified decontamination procedures.
G.3. Contaminated CPC must be decontaminated in accordance with the
specified decontamination procedures contained in this plan. All CPC
and equipment that has been in the warm or hot areas (regardless of
known or suspected contamination) must be decontaminated.
H.
DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES:
H.1. GENERAL. All personnel and equipment leaving the Exclusion/Hot area
will be thoroughly decontaminated before passing through to the
Support/Cold area.
H.2. CONTAINMENT. A continuous system of containment shall be established
and maintained at all times during operations.
The containment system should be established to physically separate
each area. Separation is intended to prevent liquid or solid movement
from one area to the next and to prevent spillage onto uncontaminated
deck space.
Containment is to be established in such a way as to ensure that water
spillage along the lift path would be routed over the side without
entering the personnel decontamination area, the deck storage area, or
any non-controlled, uncontaminated area.
H.3. DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES:
H.3.a. Decon solutions will be potable or sea water.
H.3.b. DECON STEPS:
1) WATER WASH/DELUGE: The water column shall be considered a
water wash/deluge system and the first step of the
decontamination procedure. On reaching the surface, unless
otherwise indicated, the divers shall be considered
decontaminated and shall exit the water without going
through the platform portion of the contamination
reduction area. Any outer clothing or equipment that
shows bottom sediment shall be removed and decontaminated
through the platform portion of the contamination
reduction area.
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