Shoes
It is recommended that approved safety shoes be worn to protect your feet.
Hard Hats Hard hats shall be worn in all designated areas and construction areas. Visitors
are included in this requirement.
Eye Protection
Proper eye protection must be worn when the nature of the operation presents a potential
eye or face injury. Examples of these hazards include: Flying objects, dust, hot or
splashing metals, harmful rays, caustics or acids.
Gloves
Appropriate gloves and aprons shall be worn when handling hazardous chemicals and abrasive
materials. Gloves should be replaced when the signs of wear are apparent.
Respiratory Equipment
Approved respiratory equipment shall be worn when the worker is exposed to toxic chemicals
or dusts, spray painting, or other inhalation hazards.
Jewelry
The wearing of rings or other jewelry is not recommended on the job, particularly if
working around moving or rotating parts.
Safety equipment available at the Supply department and the Tool Room is listed
at the end of this manual in the chapter titled Safety Equipment.
"I
never believed in wearing eye protection," he said blindly.
Work Area
Housekeeping
