Electrical equipment that is known to be, or suspected of being faulty, must not be used; If electrical equipment becomes faulty whilst in use it must be isolated from the source of supply and secured so that it cannot be used until repair has been effected; All electrical equipment will be PAT (portable appliance testing) on a regular and in line with HSE guidelines. Use of Harmful Substances When using harmful substances, whether they are material or chemical substances, all personnel must ensure that adequate precautions are taken to prevent injury or harm to health. No new materials or chemical substances are to be brought into use unless an appropriate COSHH, DSEAR or other assessment has been carried out, and clearance for their use given by a suitably qualified member of staff. Please also see separate policy on Risk Assessment. Work involving lead or asbestos is not to be carried out under any circumstances without reference in the first instance to the Principal. Skin Infections and Hand Care To reduce the risk of dermatitis, oil acne or skin cancer, staff will be advised to always avoid unnecessary skin contact with oils and chemicals; gloves and protective clothing should be worn where necessary. Barrier creams should be used before work commences as it provides a barrier between the skin and harmful chemicals, oils and dirt. Oily or chemical soiled rags should not be placed in pockets. Clothing must be changed if it has become contaminated with chemicals, flammable liquids or oils. Smoking Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the UTC site. Noise
Electrical equipment that is known to be, or suspected of being faulty, must not be used; If electrical equipment becomes faulty whilst in use it must be isolated from the source of supply and secured so that it cannot be used until repair has been effected; All electrical equipment will be PAT (portable appliance testing) on a regular and in line with HSE guidelines. Use of Harmful Substances When using harmful substances, whether they are material or chemical substances, all personnel must ensure that adequate precautions are taken to prevent injury or harm to health. No new materials or chemical substances are to be brought into use unless an appropriate COSHH, DSEAR or other assessment has been carried out, and clearance for their use given by a suitably qualified member of staff. Please also see separate policy on Risk Assessment. Work involving lead or asbestos is not to be carried out under any circumstances without reference in the first instance to the Principal. Skin Infections and Hand Care To reduce the risk of dermatitis, oil acne or skin cancer, staff will be advised to always avoid unnecessary skin contact with oils and chemicals; gloves and protective clothing should be worn where necessary. Barrier creams should be used before work commences as it provides a barrier between the skin and harmful chemicals, oils and dirt. Oily or chemical soiled rags should not be placed in pockets. Clothing must be changed if it has become contaminated with chemicals, flammable liquids or oils. Smoking Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the UTC site. Noise
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