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Industrial Hygiene Issues

Stay safe during the July shutdown by implementing proper lead handling controls and heat stress precautions. Learn about the risks associated with lead exposure and heat stress, and understand the necessary controls to protect yourself. Follow the JLab Policy and EHS Manual guidelines for lead safety training and disposal of lead materials and PPE. Be aware of the potential health effects of lead exposure and heat stress, and take proactive measures to mitigate these risks.

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Industrial Hygiene Issues

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  1. Industrial Hygiene Issues July Shutdown 2002 • Lead Handling • Heat Stress

  2. Lead Handling Locations: • Tunnel Exposure • Shop Exposure Risks: • Health Effects • Material Handling risks

  3. Lead Handling Controls: • JLab Policy EHS Manual Chapter 6680 • lead safety training required for lead handling • No hot work involving lead • consult IH when moving more than 10 lead bricks • lead brick must be coated

  4. Lead Handling Controls: • Personal Protective Equipment • Dispose of unwanted lead and used PPE at the Safety Lab

  5. Heat Stress Location: Outdoors or in any area without air conditioning Risks: • heat stroke • heat cramp • heat exhaustion • dehydration

  6. Heat Stress Controls: • wear light weight, loose-fitting and light colored clothing • get plenty of sleep at night • take plenty of breaks • eat light meals • drink lots of liquids (No alcohol or caffeine)

  7. On really hot days remember we’ll be looking for you in the Water Wagon...

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