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| Clear Safety Glasses: |
To protect the eye from
flying dust, debris, welding/grinding, sparks, etc.
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| Tinted Safety Glasses: |
To protect the eyes from
flying dust, debris, welding/grinding, sparks, etc. Also to protect
the eyes from ultraviolet radiation emitted during brazing and arc
cutting procedures.
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| Clear Face Shield: |
To protect the face, neck,
and eyes from flying dust, debris, and grinding sparks.
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| Tinted Face Shields: |
To protect the face, neck,
and eyes from flying sparks/slag. Also to prevent severe burns
caused by exposure to ultraviolet radiation (arc rays-flash burns)
produced during welding, brazing, and arc cutting procedures.
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| Gloves: |
To protect the hands from
sharp metal edges, burrs, sparks, etc.
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| Hearing Protection: |
Ear Plugs and Ear Mufflers
protect the ears from extreme noise levels produced by using air
powered tools, and metal finish procedures.
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| Coveralls: |
To protect the body, arms,
legs from arc rays, sharp metal objects, flying debris, sparks, etc.
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| Foot Protection: |
Hard leather uppers are
required to protect the feet from hot solder splatter, welding
sparks/slag, grinding sparks and residue tool dropping etc.
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| Welding Cap: |
To protect the face, neck
and eyes from flying debris, sparks/slag. Also, to prevent
severe burns caused by exposure to ultraviolet radiation (arc rays,
flash burns) produced during welding. If there are any
questions/concerns regarding the protection factors of the tinted face
shields, welding/brazing goggles or welding helmets contact the plant
safety representative.
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(These procedures should be
observed during all metal finish operations.)
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| Clothing: |
Proper attire is essential.
Avoid wearing loose fitting or greasy clothing. Wear required
foot protection. Always wear appropriate eye, face and hand
protection.
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| Work Area: |
This is usually the
responsibility of the individual. Keep the work area clear of
trash, hoses, metal shavings, trimmings, and spare parts. Report
any hazardous conditions to your Body Shop Supervisor.
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| Air powered Tools: |
This is also the
responsibility of the individual. All tools should be cleaned
and oiled prior to use. Proper use of the correct tool for
specific tasks. Use and maintain proper grinding habits/methods
during tool usage. Any air tool in need of repair should be
turned in to the Body Shop Supervisor or the proper authority. |
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