Eye: Appropriate laser safety goggles/glasses with optical density based on L2. View a Class 3R laser beam with Eye damage individual beam parameters; contact EH&S to determine appropriate optical magnifying optics (including density. eyeglasses) Eye: Appropriate laser safety goggles/glasses with optical density based on L3. Work with a Class 3b open beam Eye damage individual beam parameters; contact EH&S to determine appropriate optical laser system with the potential for density. producing direct or specular reflections Eye: Appropriate laser safety goggles/glasses with optical density based on L4. Work with infrared-emitting Cataracts individual beam parameters; contact EH&S to determine appropriate optical equipment (e.g. glass blowing) Burns to cornea density. Hands: Nitrile gloves Body: Long sleeved shirt (tightly wound fabric) Body: Lab coat Long sleeves, lab coat, gloves, etc. are required only in the NHZ (Nominal Hazard Zone) Eyes: Safety glasses L5. Handle dye laser materials, such Cancer Hands: Chemical resistant gloves as powdered dyes, chemicals and Fire Body: Flame resistant lab coat or coveralls solvents Explosion Eye: Safety glasses L6. Maintain and repair power Electrocution Hands: Insulated gloves sources for Class 3B and Class 4 Fire Body: Flame resistant lab coat laser systems Explosion Body Coveralls 5.0 NANOMATERIAL PROTECTION Task Performed Task Performed in Lab Yes No (Modify wording to fit your needs) Potential Hazards PPE For Lab Specific Tasks Safety glasses Eyes: N1. Work with bound or wet Inhalation Face: Face shield as splash or splatter may occur nanomaterials Skin damage Hands: Disposable nitrile or other appropriate chemical resistant gloves Eye damage Hands: Routinely replace gloves to minimize exposure and hand contamination Chemical exposure Body: Lab coat; long pants, long skirt, or equivalent leg covering (no shorts); lab footwear (Refer to Page 3) Other PPE, Specify:
L2. View a Class 3R laser beam with magnifying optics (including eyeglasses) Eye damage Eye: Appropriate laser safety goggles/glasses with optical density based on individual beam parameters; contact EH&S to determine appropriate optical density. L3. Work with a Class 3b open beam laser system with the potential for producing direct or specular reflections Eye damage Eye: Appropriate laser safety goggles/glasses with optical density based on individual beam parameters; contact EH&S to determine appropriate optical density. L4. Work with infrared-emitting equipment (e.g. glass blowing) Cataracts Burns to cornea Eye: Appropriate laser safety goggles/glasses with optical density based on individual beam parameters; contact EH&S to determine appropriate optical density. Hands: Nitrile gloves Body: Long sleeved shirt (tightly wound fabric) Body: Lab coat Long sleeves, lab coat, gloves, etc. are required only in the NHZ (Nominal Hazard Zone) L5. Handle dye laser materials, such as powdered dyes, chemicals and solvents Cancer Fire Explosion Eyes: Safety glasses Hands: Chemical resistant gloves Body: Flame resistant lab coat or coveralls L6. Maintain and repair power sources for Class 3B and Class 4 laser systems Electrocution Fire Explosion Eye: Safety glasses Hands: Insulated gloves Body: Flame resistant lab coat Body Coveralls 5.0 NANOMATERIAL PROTECTION Task Performed Yes No Task Performed in Lab (Modify wording to fit your needs) Potential Hazards PPE For Lab Specific Tasks N1. Work with bound or wet nanomaterials Inhalation Skin damage Eye damage Chemical exposure Eyes: Safety glasses Face: Face shield as splash or splatter may occur Hands: Disposable nitrile or other appropriate chemical resistant gloves Hands: Routinely replace gloves to minimize exposure and hand contamination Body: Lab coat; long pants, long skirt, or equivalent leg covering (no shorts); lab footwear (Refer to Page 3) Other PPE, Specify: