Sealed Eye Protection Phillips 66 Rodeo Refinery.

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Sealed Eye Protection Phillips 66 Rodeo Refinery

First Aid Cases involving Eyes  25 % of First Aid Incidents  16% in first half of 2014  Sealed Eye Protection implemented in 2012  Improvement is good, but we’re not satisfied.

Requirement Sealed eye protection appropriate to the hazard(s) is required to be worn any time a face shield is used. Certain areas of the refinery are designated for use of sealed eye protection: Corrosive Chemical Areas High Dust Areas Certain tasks mandate the use of sealed eyewear: Grinding Refractory work Increased usage during Turn-Arounds

What is Sealed Eye Protection? Liquid Hazards Particle Hazards

PPE is not the Only Solution Engineering Controls Improved Sample Stations Administrative Controls Use of a different tool. Grinders are often over used due to convenience and habit.

First Aid Care Eye injuries require immediate first aid by highly qualified providers Minor issues can quickly worsen Local Occupational Physicians specialize in work related injuries

Conclusion Injuries to eyes comprise ~ 25% of incidents. Engineering controls, administrative controls and other techniques must be considered. Sealed Eye Protection can be an Improvement Professional First Aid Care is essential to prevent injuries from getting worse.