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A guide for evaluating the performance of chemical protective clothing (CPC)
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June 1990
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Series: DHHS publication ; no. 90-109
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Description:This guide describes a method by which an industrial hygienist or equivalent safety professional can select appropriate chemical protective clothing (CPC) to protect a worker's skin from contacting chemicals. The selection of appropriate CPC includes the following steps: evaluating the workplace (chemical identification, chemical state and properties, chemical contact sequence, potential CPC use/reuse pattern, environmental conditions, contact location, resistance to physical stress, and CPC interference with task), obtaining samples of candidate CPCs, testing the samples under the conditions in which they will be used, selecting the best candidate CPC, and monitoring the use of the selected CPC in the work environment. The decontamination and reuse of CPC were discussed and an example was given of the use of the selection process. The example was a company which manufactured plastic automobile supercharger carburetor kits for sale overseas.
NIOSHTIC No 00195975
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Content Notes:"June 1990."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 20-22).
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Pages in Document:print; 1 v. (various pagings) :
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NIOSHTIC Number:00195975
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