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A M. cSfc>W* 3. Any opening therein shall be protected by an approved selfclosing fire door* See. 1910.36, para, (b) (1-3), page 10495. D. Discharge fron exitai (1) All exits shall discharge directly to the street, or to a yard, court, or other open spaco that gives safe access to a public way. See. 1910.36, para, (h) (1), page 10496. B. Exit marking! (1) Exits shall bo marked by n readily visible sign. Access to exits shall be Barked by readily visible sign.* - in all cases where the exit or way to reach it is not immediate* . ly visible to the occupants. Sec. 1910.36, para, (q) (1), page . 10496. ft Every exit sign shall be suitably illuminated by a reliable light source having a value of not less than five footcandles on the illuminated surface. Sec.. 1910.36, para, (q) (6), page 10496. 0. The word "Exit" in plainly legible lettera not less than six inches high, with the principal strokes of letters not lose then three-fourths inch wide. Sec. 1910,36, para, (q) (8), pago 10496. OCCUPATIONAL MEALlit AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL l. ATE CONTAMINANTS Exposure by inhalation, ingestion, skin absorption! (l) At a concentration above thosa specified in the "Threshold Lialt Values of Airborne Contaminants for 1970" of the American Conference of . Governmental Industrial Kygenists, shall be avoided, or protective equipment shall be provided and used. See. 1910.93, para, (a), page 10503. VENTILATION A. Tanks which have been drained to permit employees to enter for the purposes of cleaning. Inspection or xaintcnance may contain atmos pheres which are hazardous to life or health through the presence of flammable or toxic air contaminants or through the absence of sufficient oxygen. Before onployoos shall be permitted to enter such tanks, appropriate tests of the atmosphere shall bn itade to determine if the lltilts set by sub-paragraph (2) (l) of this para graph are exceeded, or if the oxygen concentration Is less than 19.5 percent. See. 1910.94, para. (11) (ill), page 10517. -3- MAR 001244 aubitantlnl nonconbuatible material nay bo tiaqd for intermittent low volume spraying. Cpray booth* aboil bo designed to swoop air currant* toward tb exhaust outlet. So. 1910.107, par*, (b) (1), page 10547. 3. STORAGE AND HANDLING L. P. GaS Containers and first stage regulating equipment if used, shall b located outside of buildings. Sec. 1910.110, para. (6) (i), pag 10563. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT 1, PERSONAL PKOrV.CTIW. EQUIPMENT (a) Application: Protective equipment, Including personal protect ive equipment for eye*, face, head and extremities, protective cloth ing, respiratory devices, and protective shields and barriers, shall be provided, used and maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition wherever it is necessary by reason of hazards of processes or environ ment, chemical hazards, radiological hazards, or nechanical Irritants encountered in a manner capable of causing Injury or impairment in the function of any part of the body through absorption, inhalation or physical contact. Sec. 1910.132, para, (a), page 10590. 3. EYE AND FACE PROrECTIOM (a) General (1) Protective eye and face equipment shall be required where there is a reasonable probability of Injury that can bo prevent ed by such equipment. In such cases, employers shall make convenient ly available a type of protector suitable for the work to be performed and employees shall use such protector*. See. 1910.133, para, (a) (1) page 10590. 3. RESPIRATORS A. Respirators shall be provided by the enployer when such cqufpnent is necessary to protect the health of the ceployee. Sec. 1910.134, para, (a) (2), page 10S90. B. C. . The employee shall use the provided respirator protection in accord ance with instructions and training received. See. 1910.134, para, (a) (3), page 10590. Use of respirators. (1) Standard procedures shall be developed for respirator use. These should include all information and guidance necessary for their proper selection, use, and case. Possible ccergcncy and routine uses of respirators should bo anticipated and planned for. Sec. 1910.134, para, (e) (1), page 10591. `6' MAR 001245