hazardous materials when possible. 2-2 Attachment (2) WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT Chelsea Ford-Gladieux April 15-16, 2014 RECORDED BY: DATE: /s/ NRL SIGNATURE: COMMAND: 6360 Maynard Shepherd SHOP NAME: POC: 00173 202-767-2458 UIC NUMBER: PHONE: 1 52, all civilian SHOP PRIORITY: TOTAL PERSONNEL: Shop Operation: Materials and Sensors; in this division, thin film deposition, nanoscale materials, magnetic materials and non-linear dynamics, ionic liquid synthesis lab, bioelectronics and sensing, electronic and optical materials and devices, spintronics lab, TEM lab, nanomagnetization lab, tailored materials branch. Processes Health Stressors # of Duration Controls Exposure Assessment Wkrs Frequency Laboratory Nitric Acid 25 - - Operations Aluminum etchant - : Laboratory coat, IH judgment based on Polymide developer chemical splash interview and Benzene goggles, Impervious observation. Hexane gloves Zylene Acetone Isopropanol Methanol, Ethyl acetate Antimony Benzene Toluene Trichloroethylene Xylene Finding: Personnel who are exposed to cumulated trauma through keyboarding or keypunch tasks are potentially at risk to work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSD). No problems were noted. Recommendation: Employees that suspect that WMSD are present should contact NRL Safety Office at (202) 767-2232 to schedule an evaluation of their workstations. Soldering Lead 4 - - - : Impact resistant Frequency, Duration, safety glasses, Quantity minimal. Impervious gloves Finding/Observation: Small scale repairs. 10000F are needed to fume lead solder. This operation does not generate enough heat to produce lead fume. Recommendation: Ensure that employees wash their hands after using lead solder operations. Substitute for less hazardous materials when possible. Metal/Composite/ Noise 20 - -
hazardous materials when possible. 2-2 Attachment (2) WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT RECORDED BY: Chelsea Ford-Gladieux SIGNATURE: /s/ SHOP NAME: 6360 UIC NUMBER: 00173 SHOP PRIORITY: 1 DATE: April 15-16, 2014 COMMAND: NRL POC: Maynard Shepherd PHONE: 202-767-2458 TOTAL PERSONNEL: 52, all civilian Shop Operation: Materials and Sensors; in this division, thin film deposition, nanoscale materials, magnetic materials and non-linear dynamics, ionic liquid synthesis lab, bioelectronics and sensing, electronic and optical materials and devices, spintronics lab, TEM lab, nanomagnetization lab, tailored materials branch. Processes Health Stressors # of Wkrs Duration Frequency Controls Exposure Assessment Laboratory Operations Nitric Acid Aluminum etchant Polymide developer Benzene Hexane Zylene Acetone Isopropanol Methanol, Ethyl acetate Antimony Benzene Toluene Trichloroethylene Xylene 25 - - - : Laboratory coat, chemical splash goggles, Impervious gloves IH judgment based on interview and observation. Finding: Personnel who are exposed to cumulated trauma through keyboarding or keypunch tasks are potentially at risk to work related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSD). No problems were noted. Recommendation: Employees that suspect that WMSD are present should contact NRL Safety Office at (202) 767-2232 to schedule an evaluation of their workstations. Soldering Lead 4 - - - : Impact resistant safety glasses, Impervious gloves Frequency, Duration, Quantity minimal. Finding/Observation: Small scale repairs. 10000F are needed to fume lead solder. This operation does not generate enough heat to produce lead fume. Recommendation: Ensure that employees wash their hands after using lead solder operations. Substitute for less hazardous materials when possible. Metal/Composite/ Noise 20 - -
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