Hand Protection Sample Clauses

Hand Protection. Protective gloves shall be worn where there is a risk of exposure to high temperatures, electricity, sharp edges, chemicals, hazardous materials, or any other conditions or materials that may cause injury to the hands, or when required by CCI Management.
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Hand Protection. Hand protection (hand pads or gloves etc) which complies with Australian standards) is to be issued to employees and worn in appropriate circumstances.
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Hand Protection. The Local Safety and Health Committees shall premises to ensure with the Canada Labour Code Pan II and the regulations thereto. First Aid Attendants
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Hand Protection. Nitrile Gloves (Disposable, Single-Use only) (handling chemicals or biologicals (no latex gloves allowed)) • Vinyl gloves (disposable single-use) (available for users with nitrile sensitivity) • Neoprene Gloves (Heavy-Duty Multiple Use) (handling greater vols. / concs. acids, bases, oils, non-halogenated solvents) • PVA Gloves (Polyvinyl Alcohol) Gloves (Heavy-Duty Multiple Use) (handling greater vols. / concs. aliphatics, aromatics, ketones, esters, halogenated solvents) • Thermal Gloves (handling hot or cold items (e.g., autoclaved, heated, frozen); liquid nitrogen) • Cut-Resistant Gloves (working with knives, razors, scalpels, and other cut/puncture hazards) • Leather or synthetic work gloves (Material Handling) Foot / Leg Protection • Steel-Toe boots or shoes, or steel-toe caps on regular work boots (hot work, material handling, construction areas, elevated work, rigging/events work) • Slip-resistant boots or shoes (routinely wet/slick environments) • Waders (in/around water sources) Head Protection • Hard Hat (certain construction areas) Hearing / Ear Protection • Ear plugs (single use, check NRR rating) • Ear muffs (multi-use, check NRR rating) Respiratory Protection • Half-Face Respirator with particulate/organic vapor cartridge (specific trainings required to use, must be enrolled in RWU Respiratory Protection Program)
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Hand Protection. Appropriate Hand Protection shall be worn by all crude oil purchasers and haulers to help prevent hand injuries, including cuts, xxxxx, and chemical exposure. Oil & Chemical resistant gloves should be worn when there is a potential for personnel to come in contact with crude oil and other chemicals.
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Hand Protection. Hand pads or gloves will be provided to the employee where necessary.
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Hand Protection. The use of well-fitting gloves is basic for work in any laboratory where biohazardous materials are manipulated. Glove materials differ in permeability depending on the substance to which they are exposed and must be carefully chosen. Glove charts published by the glove manufacturers are readily available on the web, for example Grainger and Ansell . While latex gloves may effectively prevent exposure to blood and fluids, they are not approved for use because many persons develop very serious allergies to them. Latex-free gloves and nitrile gloves are suitable alternatives. Cloth gloves are not appropriate as they absorb contaminants. Gloves should be relatively tight-fitting to maintain manual dexterity. Double-gloving provides an extra measure of protection.
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Hand Protection. Voltage-rated, rubber-insulating gloves must be rated 17kV or higher and meet ASTM International (f//k/a American Society for Testing and Materials) (“ASTM”) D120 or equivalent, with leather protectors, meeting ASTM F696 or equivalent. Gloves are mandatory when working with or on any of the following:
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Hand Protection a. Causes of hand injury (e.g., define and identify pinch points)
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