OC-ALCI48-140 governs occupational exposure controls, work practices, hygiene, PPE, housekeeping, and regulated areas at OC-ALC.
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The publication addresses OSHA expanded standards, chemical exposure, aerosol contamination, engineering controls, housekeeping, hygiene, PPE, and regulated areas. It requires control measures, sanitation practices, protective equipment, and restrictions on fans and contaminant removal methods.
Applies to: The following requirements apply throughout Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex (OC-ALC):
Ensure that product substitution and/or process modification that eliminates the generation of aerosol contamination are pursued as the primary means of controlling employee exposure. (paragraph 2)
Pedestal fans or air moving devices other than engineering controls will not be used at any time in regulated areas, as defined by the BE shop specific Routine Industrial Hygiene (IH) Assessment Letter. (paragraph 2)
Removal of contaminants from work area surfaces or PPE by blowing, shaking or other means which disperses the contaminants in the air is prohibited. (paragraph 2)
Personnel who have skin contact with contaminants must wash their hands and face at the end of the work shift or prior to eating, drinking, smoking, chewing tobacco or gum, applying cosmetics, or using the toilet facilities. (paragraph 5)
Personnel in regulated areas are required to wear the PPE specified in the most recent Routine Industrial Hygiene (IH) Assessment Letter provided by BE. (paragraph 6)