1. Laboratory Safety-PPE Personal Protective Equipment David E. Kos

2. Laboratory Safety-PPE Federal Regulations 1910.132General Requirements 1910.133Eye and Face Protection 1910.134Respiratory Protection 1910.135Head Protection 1910.136Foot Protection 1910.137Electrical Protection 1910.138Hand Protection 1910.156Body Protection 1910.95Hearing Protection

3. Laboratory Safety-PPE Hazards Chemical Physical Biological Radiological Ergonomic Some of the following pictures show graphic injuries

4. Laboratory Safety-PPE Health Hazard Arms Hands

5. Laboratory Safety-PPE Health Hazard Hands

6. Laboratory Safety-PPE Health Hazard Eyes Face

7. Laboratory Safety-PPE Health Hazard Eyes

8. Laboratory Safety-PPE Equipment Types Whole BodyHand EyeFace EarRespiratory FootHead

9. Laboratory Safety-PPE Torso Protection

10. Laboratory Safety-PPE Hand Protection

11. Laboratory Safety-PPE Eye Protection Safety Glasses Goggles Face Shields

12. Laboratory Safety-PPE Foot Protection Safety Shoes Safety Boots

13. Laboratory Safety-PPE Ear Protection Ear Plugs Ear Muffs

14. Laboratory Safety-PPE Respirators Working with OSHA Carcinogens, etc. Medical Certification Fit Testing

15. Laboratory Safety-PPE American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z87 on Frames Etching On Lenses Other Standards Agencies NIOSH, UL, MSA, NFPA, etc.

16. Laboratory Safety-PPE Selection Criteria Reasonably Comfortable Snug Fitting Durable Cleanable Serviceable

17. Laboratory Safety-PPE Equipment Inspection Cracked Distorted Damaged Deteriorated Dirty Discolored

18. Laboratory Safety-PPE Equipment Usage Inspect Donn Adjust Wear Doff Clean Store

19. Laboratory Safety-PPE Equipment Care Inspect Discard Repair Clean Sanitize Store

20. Laboratory Safety-PPE Skin and Chemical Reaction Barrier Irritation Burn Penetration Sensitization

21. Laboratory Safety-PPE Chemical Resistance ALL MATERIALS ARE PERMEABLE NO UNIVERSAL BARRIERS Chemical Resistance Varies

22. Laboratory Safety-PPE Permeation Factors Concentration Multiple Components Thickness Temperature

23. Laboratory Safety-PPE Chemical Resistant Materials Natural Rubber (Latex)* Butyl Rubber* Chloroprene (Neoprene Rubber)* Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR) Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)* Polyethylene (PE)* Polypropylene (PPE) Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA)* Nitrile* Fluorocarbon Rubber (Viton) Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVAL) Polytetrafluoroethylene (Teflon) *Commonly Available and Relatively Inexpensive

24. Laboratory Safety-PPE Chemical Resistance Guide Degradation Permeation

25. Laboratory Safety-PPE General Glove Tips Replace When Contaminated (disposable) Do Not Wear Them Outside of the Lab Practice Good Chemical Hygiene

26. Laboratory Safety-PPE Donning and Doffing Gloves