34 Pa. Code § 35.61 - Exceptions to booth requirements
(a)
All spray coating with harmful materials shall be done in booths or room
booths, except under the following conditions, in which cases the sprayer shall
be provided with and shall use an approved respiratory protector:
(1) The spray coating of interiors or
exteriors of buildings or other structures.
(2) The spray coating of objects in the open
air or in sheds open on at least two opposite sides.
(3) The spray coating of large castings,
forgings, structural members, parts of machinery or other large objects, if not
readily subjected to booth treatment.
(4) The spray coating of exceptionally large
objects, such as railroad cars, trolley cars, automobiles or trucks.
(5) The retouching of automobile parts after
repairs or similar minor or intermittent use.
(6) Other conditions when permission is
granted by the Board.
(b)
Unless natural or artificial ventilation is provided, the exceptions enumerated
in subsection (a) are not applicable to indoor spraying when more than one pint
of material to each 1,000 cubic feet of air space is sprayed per
hour.
(c) Unless artificial
ventilation equivalent to five air changes an hour is maintained, the
exceptions enumerated in subsection (a) are applicable to the interior coating
of vaults, cellars, shafts, tanks or similar confined and unventilated
spaces.
Notes
This section cited in 34 Pa. Code § 35.62 (relating to respiratory protectors).
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