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This post was last edited by A Chuan on 2017-1-24 at 12:36. Event description: Interactive session on occupational health and safety management -- 03. Duration of the event: 1 week. In what working environments must employees use proper eye and face protection? § Dust and particles § Molten metal § Chemical liquids § Acids or corrosive liquids § Chemical gases or vapors § Harmful radiation
1 Dust and particles; 2 Molten metal; 3 Chemical liquids; 4 Acids or corrosive liquids; 4 Chemical gases or vapors; 5 Harmful radiation.
When it may cause damage to the eyes and face
Work environments such as dust, irritating aerosols, and liquid splashes.
Dust, irritating aerosols, polishing, grinding, welding operations, etc
Dust and particles, molten metal, chemical liquids, acids or corrosive liquids, chemical gases or vapors, harmful radiation..
When exposed to risks to the eyes or face caused by splashing particles, molten metal, liquid chemicals, acidic or alkaline liquids, chemical gases or vapors, or potentially harmful light radiation, employees must use appropriate eye or face protection. If there is a risk from flying objects, employees must use eye protection that provides side protection without interfering with the protective lenses.
When in danger to the eyes or face from splashing particles, molten metal, liquid chemicals, acidic or alkaline liquids, chemical gases or vapors, or potentially harmful light radiation.
When exposed to risks to the eyes or face caused by splashing particles, molten metal, liquid chemicals, acidic or alkaline liquids, chemical gases or vapors, or potentially harmful light radiation, employees must use appropriate eye or face protection. If there is a risk from flying objects, employees must use eye protection that provides side protection. At the same time, it should not affect the protective lenses.
◇ Dust and particles: ◇ Molten metals: ◇ Chemical liquids; ◇ Acids or corrosive liquids: ◇ Chemical gases or vapors: ◇ Harmful radiation.