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Eye and Face Protection HOW TO ENSURE SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE IN THE LAB
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Eye and FaceProtectionHOW TO ENSURE SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE
IN THE LAB
Meet Your Moderator
James Ciccone
During this Webinar: All lines will be muted. Communicate via the questions tab in your
webinar panel. Unanswered questions will be responded to
after the webinar. Webinar recording and slides will be emailed
to you tomorrow.
James A. Kaufman, Ph.D.
Meet Your Presenter
The Professional Organization for Safety Conscious Scientists and Science Educators offering:
The Laboratory Safety Institute:
• Seminars & Courses• Audits, Inspections, & Regulatory Compliance• Program Development – Six-Point System• World Safety Conference• Internships, Post-Doctoral Position
Eye and Face Protection
What is the Acceptable
Number of Times?
Eye and Face Protection
• OSHA 29CFR1910.132
• Identify Workplace Hazards
• Select Personal Protective
Equipment
• Ensure It Is Available
• Ensure It Is Used
• Maintain Certification Document
• Train Employees
• Maintain Training Records
AgendaRegulatory Overview
Personal Protective Equipment
What’s My Line?
Summary/Q&A
Eye and Face Protection
• OSHA 29CFR1910.133• ANSI Z-87.1-1989R/2003/2010 or other
AgendaRegulatory Overview
Personal Protective Equipment
What’s My Line?
Summary/Q&A
Glasses
Goggles
Goggles
Goggles
Goggles
Goggles
Goggles
Goggles
Goggles
Face Shields
Face Shields
Eyewash Fountains
Eyewash Fountains
Eyewash Fountains
Eyewash Fountains
Eyewash Fountains
Eyewash Fountains
Eyewash Fountains
Contact Lenses
Portable Shields
Portable Shields
AgendaRegulatory Overview
Personal Protective Equipment
What’s My Line?
Summary/Q&A
Time for a Quiz
AgendaRegulatory Overview
Personal Protective Equipment
What’s My Line?
Summary/Q&A
Four Simple Questions
• What are the hazards?• What are the worst things that could
happen?• What do I need to do to be prepared?• What are the prudent practices, protective
facilities, and protective equipment needed to minimize the risk?
NO LESSON
is So Important and No Task So Urgent That We Cannot Take Time to Teach, Learn and Practice
SCIENCE SAFELY
In Conclusion…
Make Labs Safer
Contact:Dr. James A. Kaufman
President/CEO
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Make Health, Safety, and the Environment Integral and
Important Parts of Education, Work,
and Life
192 Worcester StreetNatick, MA 01760
(508) 647-1900 [email protected]
QUESTIONS?
Thank You for Attending!
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and a copy of this presentation
• A link to a short survey• List of upcoming webinars
and other helpful resources
