WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT RECORDED BY: Matthew S. Young DATE: 16 June 2015 SIGNATURE: //s// LOCATION: BUILDING 63 SHOP NAME: Medical COMMAND: Navy Information Operation Center UIC NUMBER: 00231 POC: LT Beaumont PHONE: 3042496380 SHOP PRIORITY: 2 TOTAL PERSONNEL: 6 Medical PAP Smear Methanol Daily ENG: Natural Dilution Small quantities 1 - PPE: Chemical Resistant used and short Nitrile Gloves process. Finding/Observation: Methanol Medical PAP Smear The technician is potentially exposed to during operations. Based on the frequency and duration of the operations and the amount of chemical used, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Mercury 1 Daily ENG: Natural Dilution quantities Filling/Drilling - PPE: Chemical Resistant used and short Nitrile Gloves process. Finding/Observation: mercury dental filling/drilling The technician is potentially exposed to during operations. Based on the small amount of chemical used per operation, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Sterilization/ Isopropanol 1 Daily ENG: Natural Dilution Frequency of Disinfection - PPE: Chemical Resistant exposure to stressor Nitrile Gloves is minimal. Finding/Observation: mercury The technician is potentially exposed to during dental sterilization and Disinfection operations. Based on the small amount of chemical used per operation, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Radiology Ionizing Radiation 1 Daily ENG: Shielding (lead Lined Frequency of - Walls) exposure to stressor PPE: Lead Apron is minimal. ADM: ALARA Training Finding/Observation: and Recommendation: None Medical/Dental Bloodborne 6 Daily ENG: Sharps Containers Frequency of Multiple Operation pathogens - PPE: Lab coat, Nitrile Exam exposure to stressor gloves and splash goggle is minimal. ADM: Bloodborne Pathogen training Finding/Observation: Personnel are potentially exposed to bloodborne pathogens and biohazards when providing patient care. In accordance with 29CFR 1910.1030. Personnel in Bloodborne Pathogens Program received annual training and used proper personal protective equipment. Recommendation: None 2-6 Attachment (2)
WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT RECORDED BY: Matthew S. Young SIGNATURE: //s// SHOP NAME: Medical UIC NUMBER: 00231 SHOP PRIORITY: 2 DATE: 16 June 2015 LOCATION: BUILDING 63 COMMAND: Navy Information Operation Center POC: LT Beaumont PHONE: 3042496380 TOTAL PERSONNEL: 6 Medical PAP Smear Methanol 1 Daily - ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Resistant Nitrile Gloves Small quantities used and short process. Finding/Observation: The technician is potentially exposed to Methanol during Medical PAP Smear operations. Based on the frequency and duration of the operations and the amount of chemical used, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Filling/Drilling Mercury 1 Daily - ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Resistant Nitrile Gloves quantities used and short process. Finding/Observation: The technician is potentially exposed to mercury during dental filling/drilling operations. Based on the small amount of chemical used per operation, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Sterilization/ Disinfection Isopropanol 1 Daily - ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Resistant Nitrile Gloves Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: The technician is potentially exposed to mercury during dental sterilization and Disinfection operations. Based on the small amount of chemical used per operation, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Radiology Ionizing Radiation 1 Daily - ENG: Shielding (lead Lined Walls) PPE: Lead Apron ADM: ALARA Training Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: and Recommendation: None Medical/Dental Multiple Operation Bloodborne pathogens 6 Daily - ENG: Sharps Containers PPE: Lab coat, Nitrile Exam gloves and splash goggle ADM: Bloodborne Pathogen training Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: Personnel are potentially exposed to bloodborne pathogens and biohazards when providing patient care. In accordance with 29CFR 1910.1030. Personnel in Bloodborne Pathogens Program received annual training and used proper personal protective equipment. Recommendation: None 2-6 Attachment (2)
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