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CHEMICAL AGENTS
GAS VAPOR DUST FUME SMOKE MIST FIBER
- A fluid that tends to expand indefinitely.
Examples:
Oxygen Nitrogen Hydrogen Vinyl Chloride
Monomer
- A gas that originated from a material that is normally a liquid.
Examples: Mater vapor Gasoline vapor Plasticizer vapor
- Finely divided solids, normally capable of being suspended in air.
Examples:
Talcum powder Lead carbonate PVC resin "fines"
- Small particles of a metallic oxide which originate from heating metals to the boiling point in the presence of oxygen.
Examples: Melding fumes Lead fumes
- Particles resulting from incomplete combustion.
Examples:
Tobacco smoke Gasoline smoke Smoke from "burning out" PVC--
contaminated pipes
- A suspension of small droplets of liquid in air.
Examples: Hair sprays Fog (as on a "foggy day")
- Any relatively small solid that is at least three times as long as it is wide.
Examples:
Fiber Glass insulation Asbestos insulation Cotton fiber Mool
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BIOMODES INHALATION INGESTION EYE AND SKIN CONTACT INJECTION
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USE EYE PROTECTION USE SKIN PROTECTION USE RESPIRATORS
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STATES OF MATTER
SOLID LIQUID GAS PLASMA -
A substance that does not flow perceptibly under moderate stress.
A fluid (flowing material) but without the tendency to separate.
A fluid that tends to expand indefinitely.
A collection of charged particles which has some of the properties of a gas, but is a good conductor of electricity and is effected by a magnetic field.
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RESPIRATORS
Air Purifying Respirators -- Remove contaminants from surrounding air.
Air
Supplied
Respirators
-- Provide user with a source of uncontaminated air from a location other than the surroundings.
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No. Showing Response
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DOSE/RESPONSE
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"THRESHOLD" - There appears to be one for each chemical.
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OIL GLAND '
HAIR
FOLLICLE SWEAT
GLAND
SENSORY NERVE ENDINGS
EPIDERMIS
DERMIS
- SUBCU FANEOUS FAT TISSUE MUSCLE
NERVE
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Trachea
Bronchus
Pulmonary artery Pulmonary vein
Lung
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Arteriole Capillaries
Bronchiole Venule
Alveoli
The Secondary Lobule
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BIOMODES OF ENTRY
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CHEMICAL AGENTS
GASES VAPORS DUSTS FUMES MISTS FIBERS
PHYSICAL AGENTS
HEAT NOISE IONIZING RADIATION NON-IONIZING RADIATION
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WORK GROUPS - LIST OBSERVABLE UNSAFE ACTS - LIST REPORTS - MONTHLY, AT CENTRAL SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING WHO INSPECTS - ALL THREE SAFETY PEOPLE (ONE PER DAY) AND
SAFETY PERSON ON CALL FREQUENCY OF INSPECTION - THREE RANDOM DAYS PER WEEK AREAS OF INSPECTION - WHOLE PLANT AT ONCE TIME OF DAY - RANDOM TIME
GROUPS:
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f PERSONNEL
q VISITORS
NOTE: PUT TIME OF DAY AND DATE ON FORM
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
EYE HEAD HEARING FEET AND LEGS HANDS AND ARMS RESPIRATORY SYSTEM FALL PROTECTION PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
TOTAL
UNSAFE POSITIONS
STRIKING AGAINST STRUCK BY FALLS OVEREXERTION CAUGHT BETWEEN INHALING, ABSORBING,
SWALLOWING
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TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT INCORRECT FOR THE JOB USED INCORRECTLY IN UNSAFE CONDITION MISCELLANEOUS IMPROPER WORK PERMIT IMPROPER FIRE EQUIPMENT IMPROPER PROCEDURES SMOKING IN UNAUTHORIZED AREA SPEEDING HORSEPLAY
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