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flosite, either directly or after reduction. FEMA eligible debris is covered by the following categories which we will explore in more detail later in this section: -Vegetative debris (stumps, logs and limbs) - Construction and demolition (C&D) debris Page 19 -Metallic debris -White goods (refrigerators, air conditioners, washers and dryers, etc.) -Electronics -Household Garbage -Hazardous and toxic wastes (HTW) (industrial, commercial and household) -Asbestos Containing Material Debris that does not fit with FEMA or government criteria will not be collected except by special arrangement. The debris crew will be notified by the field supervisor of their requirements for each day, time, location, specific job details. The debris haul operator/driver will record the number of loads they complete in their zone to feed into the full daily report. Each field employee must ensure that their equipment is safe and functional and report any issues to the supervisor prior to the start of hauling. Where required flagmen will be placed, one on each end of the work area, in order to manage theflow of traffic past the work area. This will ensure safety of the hauling crews and the public. At times if necessary they may need to stop the traffic completely in order to move some debris or to move the hauling trucks out of the work area. Safety is always the priority here but any complete blockage of the road will be kept to a minimum in order to reduce disruption to the road networks. Trucks waiting to be loaded will be parked in a single line behind the knuckleboom loader and as each truck is filled and leaves the next one moves up so as not to obstruct traffic more than is necessary. Two laborers may also be part of the crew depending on the location and type of debris and they will support the debris collection by raking and cleaning up the area, ensuring debris is piled appropriately for pick up and may use chainsaws to reduce the size of some large material. They will also support the truck operators and generally help ensure maximum loading and safe pick up of debris. Once debris is loaded into a hauling truck and the load is determined to be at its maximum the truck will leave the work site and transport the load to the TDRS for storage, reduction and finally disposal. Hazardous tree, limb and stump removal KDF Enterprises, LLC RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02