Personal protective index

B Definition of the hazard index and personal protection index. HMIS is copyrighted by the National Paint and Coatings Association and marketed exclusively through Labelmaster, Chicago, IL. 

Personal Protection Index H splash goggles, gloves, synthetic apron, vapor respirator. 

Occupational Safety and Health Administration. (2002b). Personal protective equipment guidelines. Retrieved March 27,2007 from http //www.osha.gov/SLTC/personalprotectiveequipment/ index.html... 

Woods, J. (1999) Respiratory Protection and Personal Protective Equipment. CIH Review Course, Power Point Presentation, Date October 28, 1999, slide 25 Criteria for Grade D compressed Air . Available at http / sin.uvm.edu/ppt/cihrevw/index.htm, and http / siri.uvm.edu/ppt/cihrevw/sld025. htm (accessed June 2001). 

Committee to Advise on Tropical Medicine and Travel (C ATM AT), Advisory Committee Statement 13, Public Health Agency of Canada, Statement on Personal Protective Measures to Prevent Arthropod Bites, Can. Commun. Dis. Rep., 31, ACS-13, 1-20, 2005. http //www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/pubhcat/ccdr-rmtc/05 vol31 /asc-dc-13/index.html. 

Systems audits in archiving should verify that SOPs and procedures are in place for timely archiving and adequate retrieval of clinical documents. This involves, for example, a dedicated facility/ area for long-term storage with adequate access controls and environmental protection (e.g. against loss, flood, vermin or fire). A dedicated person (and a backup) must be responsible for the management and operation of the archive. Documents provided to the archive must be indexed to ensure retrieva-bility. A reasonable timeframe should be specified for documentation to be moved into the archive after trial termination. 

Influence of the safety coefficient Risk to a single person depends on a number of hazards and safety measures. The set of hazards and protection measures is considered as a variety of factorial indicators which define a function based on the indexing method. These factorial indicators are considered by the calculation of the coefficient of safety ... 

Uses Release agent, defoamer for nonaq. processes, esp. in the petrol., foods, and printing inks industries internal lubricant for plastics, rubber, and metal in furniture and auto-wax polishes, household and personal care prods. nonoily gloss and lubricity aid for hair conditioners, skin protectants, water-barrier props, in creams, lotions, foundations, and blushers Properties Water-wh. oily, cl. liq. odorless, tasteless sp.gr. 0.974 vise. 1000 cSt pour pt, -50 C flash pt. (PMCC) 500 F ref index 1.4035 CC flash pt. 260 C Masil SF 5000 [Emerald Foam Control]... 

Properties M.w. 229.23 sp. gr. 1.2055 ref. index 1.4220 Uses Polymerization monomer with end-uses in water treatment, coatings, caulks, adhesives, medical, personal care, detergents, cleaners, emulsion polymers, leather tanning polymers comonomer where polarity or water sensitivity is desirable protective colloid, surfactant Regulatory Canada DSL... 

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