'Respirators' diaporamas de présentation

Infection Control For Tuberculosis

Infection Control For Tuberculosis. Dr. Amany Ibrahim Specialist of Infection Control Abbassia Chest Hospital. Tuberculosis Transmission and Pathogenesis. Etiology. M. tuberculosis M. bovis M. africanum M. microti M. canettii M. caprae M. pinnipedii.

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). General Requirements Eye & Face Protection Respiratory Protection Head, Hand & Foot Protection Hearing Protection Other Questions & Answers. Subpart I - Personal Protective Equip (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132-140). Types of PPE: Hard hats

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Horticulture Tools and Materials Identifications

Horticulture Tools and Materials Identifications. Keith Wall Ware County High Waycross, Georgia December 2004 Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office. Anvil-and-Blade Pruner. Hoe. Siphon Proportioner. Impulse Sprinkler. Hose-end Washer. Hose repair Coupling. Hose-End Sprayer.

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Horticulture Tools and Materials Identifications

Horticulture Tools and Materials Identifications. Keith Wall Ware County High Waycross, Georgia December 2004 Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office. Anvil-and-Blade Pruner. Hoe. Siphon Proportioner. Impulse Sprinkler. Hose-end Washer. Hose repair Coupling. Hose-End Sprayer.

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CIH Review Course

CIH Review Course. Respiratory Protection and Personal Protective Equipment Jim Woods, CIH, CSP 408 742-3033 jim.woods@lmco.com Aug 99. Handouts in binders. List of terms to know Copy of overhead slides Personal Protective Equipment: Respirators and gloves, Mark Nicas

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Accident Prevention Programs

Accident Prevention Programs. What Will We Talk About?. What is an accident? What is an accident prevention program? Basic elements of a program Where to get more help. What is an accident?. What Is An Accident?. An unplanned, unexpected, unwanted event that Disrupts normal operations

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Respirators: Use in the Hospital

Respirators: Use in the Hospital. Terry Walley 360-902-5478 wate235@lni.wa.gov January 29, 2010. Objectives:. Become familiar with the DOSH regulations. Emphasis on Filtering Facepiece Respirators. Respirators: The Standard. Chapter WAC 296-842 Printed Copy Online at www.lni.wa.gov

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Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management

Respiratory Protection. Bob Grieshaber Sue Kerns January, 2004. Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management. 1 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 9 10. What are the ten parts of a respirator program?. Someone in charge. Inspection & repair. Medical evaluation. Cleaning. Selection. Use.

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Effectiveness of Paper Towels as a Makeshift Respirator

Effectiveness of Paper Towels as a Makeshift Respirator. David Leith Dept. of Environmental Sciences and Engineering University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Is This a Crazy Idea?. Recent events: People feel vulnerable Attack of 9/11 Anthrax attacks SARS

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Workplace Safety 3220

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Personal Protective Equipment

Personal Protective Equipment. Respirator Usage and Safety. What is a respirator?. Worn on face Covers nose and mouth Forms a tight seal against skin Filters out certain airborne particles. Types of respirators. Classification of Respirators. Air-Purifying Respirators

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RESPIRATOR REFERENCES

RESPIRATOR REFERENCES. 29 CFR 1910.134 ANSI Z88.2-1992. 29 CFR 1910. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION. In controlling those occupational diseases caused by breathing contaminated air, the primary objective shall be to prevent atmospheric contamination. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION. HAZARDS: - DUSTS

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Respiratory Protection Chris Coombs 21 st Feb

Respiratory Protection Chris Coombs 21 st Feb. Dust and Particulates. Dusts are formed by the mechanical breakage of a parent material, down into smaller particles, usually larger than 0.5 microns. Dusts can be formed by: Drilling Crushing Grinding Sanding Milling Sweeping

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Level C

Level C. Limited level of respiratory and skin protection from airborne hazards Full-face canister respirator (APR) Chemical-protective clothing with hood Inner and outer gloves Chemical-resistant shoes

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Respiratory Protection Training

Respiratory Protection Training. 29 CFR 1910.134. Respiratory Protection- Employer Roles. Employers are required to: Maintain a written respiratory protection program Provide instruction on respiratory hazards employees are exposed to

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Respirator Use

Respirator Use. Standard Overview Inspection Cleaning Storage Donning / Doffing Uses / Limitations. The Big Question. Is the use of respirators required? Over-exposure? Company policy?. Review of 1910.134 Required Use of Respirators. Program elements: Selection procedures

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Inspection, Cleaning, and Storage

Inspection, Cleaning, and Storage. Inspection. Before each routine use and during cleaning Emergency use monthly after each use Escape inspected prior to carrying into the area. Routinely Used Respirator Inspections. Tightness of connections Elastomeric parts pliability - elasticity

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Coby Jansen, Matthew Keifer, Helen Murphy-Robinson. University of Washington; WA Departments of Agriculture, Health and

PNASH. Prevention Focus. Using Data to Identify and Address Causes of Pesticide Over-Exposure in Washington State Agricultural Employees. Little to no supervision. No decon post-exposure. PPE Missing/Problem.

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