noise from extraction risk of fire from solvent system and spray gun soaked rags EXISTING none gloves half face (class 2 respirator) none latex gloves CONTROLS latex gloves, spray booth POTENTIAL skin- high skin high skin high skin high skin high – – – – FOR inhalation inhalation high inhalation extremely high paint inhalation - paint inhalation - moderate – – – EXPOSURE possible vapour moderate noise - moderate conduct paint conduct colour use of air supplied respirator if entry is required, skin - hand and arm dermal CONTROL mixing in the spray matching in the spray is required wearing of air protection required booth with air booth with air supplied supplied respirator full body protection Chemically resistant gloves supplied respirator respirator or conduct is preferred or conduct paint colour matching in a gloves and eye protection inhalation protection from air monitoring may mixing in a specially constructed mandatory solvent vapours using an establish the need specially extracted booth air supplied respirator, for 3 organic and boot covers constructed unless air monitoring skin protection by and gas vapour extracted booth indicates that a half-face air continued use of spray booth chemically resistant filtering respirator purifying respirator with a skin protection by gloves required extra work breaks into solvent vapour cartridge is chemically schedule in hot weather adequate resistant gloves install low fan to reduce required alternatively, conduct all extraction noise and use equipment cleaning in an conduct air quieter nozzle for spray gun automatic solvent washing monitoring to system hearing protectors against determine any remaining noise risks isocyanates and store solvent soaked rags solvents to submerged in water in a determine level of lidded metal container respiratory protection required use of static spark arrester AIR AND Air monitoring is required during the paint mixing process and also on clean up to determine the need for respiratory protection. Health monitoring by doctor to be provided for all workers who previously worked with insufficient controls (half-face respirator and latex gloves) HEALTH MONITORING and to painters on an ongoing basis due to the high hazard of the isocyanates in paint.
noise from extraction system and spray gun risk of fire from solvent soaked rags EXISTING CONTROLS none gloves half face (class 2 respirator) latex gloves, spray booth none latex gloves POTENTIAL FOR EXPOSURE skin- high inhalation – possible vapour skin – high inhalation – high skin – high inhalation – extremely high noise - moderate skin – high paint inhalation - moderate skin – high paint inhalation - moderate CONTROL conduct paint mixing in the spray booth with air supplied respirator or conduct paint mixing in a specially constructed extracted booth skin protection by chemically resistant gloves required conduct air monitoring to determine isocyanates and solvents to determine level of respiratory protection required use of static spark arrester conduct colour matching in the spray booth with air supplied respirator or conduct colour matching in a specially constructed extracted booth skin protection by chemically resistant gloves required use of air supplied respirator is required full body protection gloves and eye protection mandatory and boot covers continued use of spray booth extra work breaks into schedule in hot weather install low fan to reduce extraction noise and use quieter nozzle for spray gun hearing protectors against any remaining noise risks if entry is required, wearing of air supplied respirator is preferred air monitoring may establish the need for 3 organic and gas vapour filtering respirator skin - hand and arm dermal protection required Chemically resistant gloves inhalation protection from solvent vapours using an air supplied respirator, unless air monitoring indicates that a half-face air purifying respirator with a solvent vapour cartridge is adequate alternatively, conduct all equipment cleaning in an automatic solvent washing system store solvent soaked rags submerged in water in a lidded metal container AIR AND HEALTH MONITORING Air monitoring is required during the paint mixing process and also on clean up to determine the need for respiratory protection. Health monitoring by doctor to be provided for all workers who previously worked with insufficient controls (half-face respirator and latex gloves) and to painters on an ongoing basis due to the high hazard of the isocyanates in paint.