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''/V. . Z~r; PLAENTIFF'S EXHIBIT y PAINT DEPARTMENT SAFETY RULES & SAFETY REGULATIONS oo CD CD - JANUARY 1961 4s T0 01 178 PAINT DEPARTMENT -E3 ANT SAFE WORK PROCEDURES vOn:en:s Pc re word.......................................................... .......................... Disaster Emergency Procedures.............................. Safety Rules and Safe Worx: Procedures.... Respiratory Protection............................................... Tools and Equipment........................................................ t General Safe Work Procedures................................ 7 Eye & Pace Protection................................................... 8 Fire Protection................................................................... 9 Painting of Energized Electrical Equip ment........................................................................................... 10 Sea f folds.................................................................................. 11 Safe Loading of Scaffolds........................................ 12 Rules For Scaffolding For Maintenance and Construction (booklet)................................ January, 1961 -r. ._ete-y safe operation is tree ccjective - few Tr.emicai Company and is sn.culd pe .festive of eacn. employee. 7s achieve foa 1, diligent planning, proper commun.n and tne complete cooperation of . r. e c r. e a c " 1" c 1- c uJ ra d ; c c ' dents a "e - n -- ~ a-" -p- . tending or lac a: :f xrowleege of ccr.oi- existing and nazards involved. These Rules and Safe Tcrx free ecu res are tc : us in wording safely. Many of you ir 3 7^* *j" 3 n r z - ~ ^ ^ * o c nnon- o c: -- q ^ it. uz ~ ` .z a ~^ -- v, of ru-es can pcssib-y cover all cen acles t.cat may arise from cn.anging con, .na. To strictly follow the rules is -rough. Everyone is to be constantly on alert to detect and avoid unforeseen nds. c are our rules ana iy and observe them. range and improve ,,.ds are learned. safe work procedures; It is important that as better and safer uo CD CD CO O * Cutshall ;ing & Yard Maintenance USTOG I 82 ma teriaIs. 3. Proper signs, barricades and/or flag men must be used when working on hignways. - ^. Location of safety showers and eye bath in the area of work must be known. 5. an approved type plastic safety helmet; must be worn during all hours of work. Safety hats will be inspected daily by the owners. Broken brims, crowns, defect ive sweat bands, or head saddles will oe repaired or the safety nat will oe re placed. 6. Operating Department safety rules ana safe work procedures must be followed when working in their area. Should tnere be a conflict between the Paint Depart ment's safety rules and the Operating De partments rules. Supervision will confer and insure a safe condition or operation. 7. Good housekeeping will be planned at one beginning of the Job, and carefully fol lowed to the final cleanup of the job. January, 1961 ' - V " ' " 'w . z.. es masK must be worn wni e r x a s t - 5and , cn , -/US t 2a ype respirator must re -i o ` Q a ^ - o c <s -* y a /vs wo m 1 r. us t mat tors will oe worn in piaces w.nere materials are trese'-- a no adequate 15 ticr, cannot ce prcv dec . toxic p/'QC r~ t izht .-.pprcved type respirators must ce worn wne r. tr.ere is a possicill tv :: i n r.a line over spray or vapors. A respirator must be worn while spray painting. Only filtered air will be used in fresh air masks. Adequate ventilation will be provided for closed tank interior work. Men working in Chlorine Cells, Mag Cells, or on Chlorine lines must have a chemical respirator on his person. co ITOO 4 I 84 nua ry, 1961