Personal Protective Equipment

Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Personal Protective EquipmentISBN13:9781478129684ISBN10:1478129689Author:Administration, Occupational Safety and (Author), Labor, U. S. Department of (Author)Description:(This is a RePrint) - Osha 3151-12R, Personal Protection Equipment Hazards Exist In Every Workplace In Many Different Forms: Sharp Edges, Falling Objects, Flying Sparks, Chemicals, Noise And A Myriad Of Other Potentially Dangerous Situations The Occupational Safety And Health Administration (Osha) Requires That Employers Protect Their Employees From Workplace Hazards That Can Cause Injury Controlling A Hazard At Its Source Is The Best Way To Protect Employees Depending On The Hazard Or Workplace Conditions, Osha Recommends The Use Of Engineering Or Work Practice Controls To Manage Or Eliminate Hazards To The Greatest Extent Possible For Example, Building A Barrier Between The Hazard And The Employees Is An Engineering Control; Changing The Way In Which Employees Perform Their Work Is A Work Practice Control When Engineering, Work Practice And Administrative Controls Are Not Feasible Or Do Not Provide Sufficient Protection, Employers Must Provide Personal Protective Equipment (Ppe) To Their Employees And Ensure Its Use Personal Protective Equipment, Commonly Referred To As Ppe, Is Equipment Worn To Minimize Exposure To A Variety Of Hazards Examples Of Ppe Include Such Items As Gloves, Foot And Eye Protection, Protective Hearing Devices (Earplugs, Muffs) Hard Hats, Respirators And Full Body Suits This Guide Will Help Both Employers And Employees Do The Following: Understand The Types Of Ppe; Know The Basics Of Conducting A Hazard Assessment Of The Workplace; Select Appropriate Ppe For A Variety Of Circumstances; Understand What Kind Of Training Is Needed In The Proper Use And Care Of Ppe The Information In This Guide Is General In Nature And Does Not Address All Workplace Hazards Or Ppe Requirements The Information, Methods And Procedures In This Guide Are Based On The Osha Requirements For Ppe As Set Forth In The Code Of Federal Regulations (Cfr) At 29 Cfr 1910 132 (General Requirements); 29 Cfr 1910 133 (Eye And Face Protection); 29 Cfr 1910 135 (Head Protection); 29 Cfr 1910 136 (Foot Protection); 29 Cfr 1910 137 (Electrical Protective Equipment); 29 Cfr 1910 138 (Hand Protection); And Regulations That Cover The Construction Industry, At 29 Cfr 1926 95 (Criteria For Personal Protective Equipment); 29 Cfr 1926 96 (Occupational Foot Protection); 29 Cfr 1926 100 (Head Protection); 29 Cfr 1926 101 (Hearing Protection); And 29 Cfr 1926 102 (Eye And Face Protection); And For The Maritime Industry At 29 Cfr 1915 152 (General Requirements); 29 Cfr 1915 153 (Eye And Face Protection); 29 Dfr 1915 155 (Head Protection); 29 Cfr 1915 156 (Foot Protection); And 29 Cfr 1915 157 (Hand And Body Protection) Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformPublication Date:2012-06-25Weight:0.28 lbsDimensions:0.09'' H x 11.02'' L x 8.5'' WNumber of Pages:44Language:English

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