Utah Admin. Code R614-4-8 - Protective Clothing and Equipment
A. Management shall assure that appropriate
protective clothing, eye and face protection equipment, and respiratory
protection equipment, where necessary to protect the safety and health of
employees, shall be used and employees trained in their use.
B. When required by exposure, a shower bath
shall be taken at the end of each shift.
C. Shoes shall be cleaned before entering or
leaving explosive materials buildings.
D. Contaminated work clothing and shoes shall
not be worn off the plant site.
E.
Employees who work upon conductive flooring, conductive mats, or conductive
runners where explosive materials or flammable vapors are present must wear
non-sparking conductive footwear and the conductivity shall be assured.
Personnel from other departments or visitors who enter these areas shall also
comply (See ANSI/UL 467-1972 Grounds and Grounding and ANSI Z41.3-1976
Conductive Safety-Toe Footwear).
F.
Under no circumstances will personnel working on electrical equipment or
facilities wear conductive-soled safety shoes or other conductive
footwear.
G. Operational safety
showers and eye wash facilities, clearly identified, shall be provided in case
of contact with corrosives. All personnel employed in corrosive areas shall
know the location of safety showers and eye wash facilities and be trained in
their use.
Notes
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