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MR9 26- 2009(TUE) 14: 12 FH5 (FRX)863 534 1170 P. 002/002 . •11, • e lj 0 • • 6. Approved waste containers shall be provided In designated locations for the disposal of rags or waste impregnated with sprayed material. 7. Operation and maintenance procedures including maintaining spray equipment, air hoses, and fire protection equipment will be established prior to Initial operation of the canopy. 8. All personnel involved in the spraying application process shall be trained in potential safety and health hazards, operational, maintenance, and emergency procedures required, and importance of constant operator awareness. They also shall be Instructed In proper use, maintenance and storage of all emergency, safety or personal protective equipment required. All training shall be documented with name of person(s) attending training along with type of training and date. This information shall be provided to the Authority Having Jurisdiction prior to initial operation. 9. No smoking signs shall be posted at all spray areas and mixing locations. Signs shall state "NO SMOKING OR OPEN FLAMES" in large letters on contrasting Dolor background, 10. No Hot Work of any kind is allowed within or adjacent to the canopy spray area without executing the Wheelblast Hot Work Permit process and authorized approval from the Authority Having Jurisdiction. 11. The canopy shall comply with NFPA 101, Life Safety Code, with respect to but not limited to exit numbers, marking, and door locking hardware. Exits travel will be limited to a maximum of seventy-five (75) feet, identified by self luminescent signs, and doors equipped with panic typed hardware if equipped with latches. The active use of the building will be limited to daytime activities and natural lighting will be available from translucent panels on the canopy when occupied negating the need for emergency lighting. 12. The canopy structural materials are non - combustible, the objects to be sprayed are non - combustible, and the insect protection products are fire retardant per NFPA 701, Standard Methods of Fire Tests for Flame Propagation of Textiles and Films. Fire protection shall be provided by 10 pound 4A:8013C portable fire extinguishers placed on 25' centers along the sides of the 200 foot canopy span. Additional fire extinguishers will be provided as needed. 13. All pertinent safety, operating procedure, training, permit, sampling documents shall be readily available to the Authority Having Jurisdiction at any time Mike Lynch David Cook CSP CHMM President Vice President of Consultation Programs Wheelblast, Inc. Safety Training and Consulting Inc. Wheelblast, Inc. Page 2 of 2 525/2009