Footwear, protective

Transport gases in specially designed trolleys and use eye protection, stout gloves (preferably textile or leather) and protective footwear. 

Protective footwear includes shoes, boots with steel toecaps, full boots, e.g. Wellingtons. The choice of material determines durability, acid resistance, oil resistance, heat resistance, non-slip characteristics, impact resistance etc. 

Safety footwear for professional use. Specification. Previously known as BS EN 345 1993 (Withdrawn) 1993 Protective footwear for professional use. Withdrawn, now known as BS EN 346-1 1993... 

Wear protective footwear in public showers and pool areas. 

Personnel should be restricted from all areas of pharmaceutical manufacture to those who are necessary. Protection from contamination from personnel is by training in hygiene, enforcement of hygiene rules, and provision of protective clothing. Hair is the major source of contamination from personnel, and street clothes is the second most significant source. Hair-covers should beprovided and worn properly in all areas of sterile manufacture beards, moustaches, and other excessive facial hair should be covered. Overall sleeves should extend to the wrist and be elasticated or studded to provide a neat fit. Because dogs are still allowed to soil the streets, protective footwear or shoe covers should be provided to all personnel allowed to enter pharmaceutical manufacturing areas. 

Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing fabric upper footwear having rubber or plastics soles vulcanized, injection molded, or cemented to the uppers, and mbber and plastics protective footwear. Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing... 

Battledress overgarment Chemical protective overgarment 14725-mil glove set Green/black vinyl overboot Chemical protective footwear cover 7-mil glove set 30 days 14 days 24 hours 6 hours 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours 6 hours... 

As in warehouses which store non-chemical commodities, chemical warehouse workers should wear safety shoes and/or boots which provide impact and compression protection. For spill clean up, various rubber and plastic materials are appropriate for the construction of boots to be used in chemical environments. Additional information can be found in American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z41 1991, Personal Protection—Protective Footwear. ... 

American National Standards Institute, ANSI Z41, Personal Protection—Protective Footwear, 1991. 

Wear protective footwear — the batteries are very heavy. 

MOPP 2 Soldiers put on their chemical protective footwear covers, green vinyl overboots, or a field-expedient item (eg, vapor-barrier boots), and the protective helmet cover is worn. As with MOPP 1, the overgarment jacket may be left unbuttoned but the trousers remain closed. 

The use of foot protection minimizes the potential for occupational foot injuries. Terms such as safety shoes and protective footwear refer to shoes which are specifically designed and tested to withstand stimuli defined in ASTM-F 2413 March 2005. Managers and employees must review their tasks to determine the potential for exposure to foot hazards and the severity of exposure and assure that foot protection is worn when necessary. 

AU employees who work in areas where there is a danger of foot injuries due to falhng or rolling objects, or objects piercing a shoe s sole, or where an employee s feet are exposed to electrical hazards must use protective footwear. 

How to properly don, doff, adjust, and wear protective footwear ... 

Proper care, maintenance, useful life, and disposal of protective footwear. 

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