This document provides an overview of hazardous materials response for the Brentwood Fire Department's Citizen Fire Academy Class of 2004. It discusses the types of hazardous materials typically encountered, Brentwood's response capabilities including its hazardous materials response team and equipment, the hazardous materials response process, and key response concepts like identification, protection, spill control, and termination. The agenda covers common chemicals, DOT categories, unique hazards in Brentwood like highways and railroads, household hazardous materials, the county hazardous materials response group, required training and certifications, and the incident response model.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to protect the body against contact with known or anticipated chemical hazards has been divided into four levels.
These levels have been established and agreed upon by the US EPA, US Coast Guard, OSHA, DOT, NIOSH, and other agencies.
Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E.)chazzportal8
This document defines and describes various types of personal protective equipment (PPE) including:
Non-specialty safety-toe protective footwear such as steel-toe boots that protect the feet from falling objects. Non-specialty prescription safety eyewear such as glasses or eyeglasses worn for eye protection or vision correction. Additional PPE described include sturdy work shoes, lineman's boots, ordinary cold weather gear such as jackets, logging boots, ordinary rain gear such as raincoats or rain suits, back belts, long sleeve shirts, long pants, and dusk masks worn over the nose and mouth to protect from dusts.
This document provides an overview of personal protective equipment (PPE) including what it is, why it is important, common types of PPE, and OSHA standards. PPE is equipment used to protect workers from health and safety hazards like impacts, chemicals, heat, and infections. Employers must provide appropriate PPE and training. Common types of PPE include eye protection, hearing protection, respiratory protection, head protection, foot protection, and body protection. OSHA requires hazard assessments, provision of proper PPE, and training on PPE use, care, and limitations.
This document provides an overview of hazardous materials response for the Brentwood Fire Department's Citizen Fire Academy Class of 2004. It discusses the types of hazardous materials typically encountered, Brentwood's response capabilities including its hazardous materials response team and equipment, the hazardous materials response process, and key response concepts like identification, protection, spill control, and termination. The agenda covers common chemicals, DOT categories, unique hazards in Brentwood like highways and railroads, household hazardous materials, the county hazardous materials response group, required training and certifications, and the incident response model.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to protect the body against contact with known or anticipated chemical hazards has been divided into four levels.
These levels have been established and agreed upon by the US EPA, US Coast Guard, OSHA, DOT, NIOSH, and other agencies.
Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E.)chazzportal8
This document defines and describes various types of personal protective equipment (PPE) including:
Non-specialty safety-toe protective footwear such as steel-toe boots that protect the feet from falling objects. Non-specialty prescription safety eyewear such as glasses or eyeglasses worn for eye protection or vision correction. Additional PPE described include sturdy work shoes, lineman's boots, ordinary cold weather gear such as jackets, logging boots, ordinary rain gear such as raincoats or rain suits, back belts, long sleeve shirts, long pants, and dusk masks worn over the nose and mouth to protect from dusts.
This document provides an overview of personal protective equipment (PPE) including what it is, why it is important, common types of PPE, and OSHA standards. PPE is equipment used to protect workers from health and safety hazards like impacts, chemicals, heat, and infections. Employers must provide appropriate PPE and training. Common types of PPE include eye protection, hearing protection, respiratory protection, head protection, foot protection, and body protection. OSHA requires hazard assessments, provision of proper PPE, and training on PPE use, care, and limitations.
The document discusses various indices used to assess dental caries, including ICDAS, PUFA, and DMF. It then introduces the CAST index, which was developed to combine the strengths of ICDAS, PUFA, and the M- and F-components of DMF into a single index. The CAST index covers the full spectrum of dental caries by assessing non-cavitated lesions, cavitated lesions, and advanced consequences in both teeth and surrounding tissues. It is presented as a potentially important new dental epidemiological tool.
최성현 메인 Successful fluoride plebiscite in the township of deniliquintwkang79
The document summarizes the events surrounding a vote in Deniliquin, Australia to reintroduce water fluoridation. It notes that fluoridation was stopped in 1988 due to a change in local council members. In 2003, it was found that 40% of local elementary school children had experienced tooth decay, higher than neighboring fluoridated towns. Students petitioned to reinstate fluoridation. In 2005, after an information campaign and public vote, fluoridation was reintroduced with 55.8% voting yes.
송혜민 메인 Short term clinical efficacy of new meridol halitosis tooth & tongue g...twkang79
1) A clinical study tested the efficacy of a tongue gel and tongue cleaner in reducing oral malodor over 7 days.
2) Measurements of volatile sulfur compounds using gas chromatography and organoleptic ratings showed that using the tongue gel with the tongue cleaner was most effective in reducing oral malodor both short-term and long-term.
3) Mechanical tongue cleaning alone was not as effective, highlighting the importance of tongue coating removal for both oral malodor reduction and oral hygiene.
The document discusses various indices used to assess dental caries, including ICDAS, PUFA, and DMF. It then introduces the CAST index, which was developed to combine the strengths of ICDAS, PUFA, and the M- and F-components of DMF into a single index. The CAST index covers the full spectrum of dental caries by assessing non-cavitated lesions, cavitated lesions, and advanced consequences in both teeth and surrounding tissues. It is presented as a potentially important new dental epidemiological tool.
최성현 메인 Successful fluoride plebiscite in the township of deniliquintwkang79
The document summarizes the events surrounding a vote in Deniliquin, Australia to reintroduce water fluoridation. It notes that fluoridation was stopped in 1988 due to a change in local council members. In 2003, it was found that 40% of local elementary school children had experienced tooth decay, higher than neighboring fluoridated towns. Students petitioned to reinstate fluoridation. In 2005, after an information campaign and public vote, fluoridation was reintroduced with 55.8% voting yes.
송혜민 메인 Short term clinical efficacy of new meridol halitosis tooth & tongue g...twkang79
1) A clinical study tested the efficacy of a tongue gel and tongue cleaner in reducing oral malodor over 7 days.
2) Measurements of volatile sulfur compounds using gas chromatography and organoleptic ratings showed that using the tongue gel with the tongue cleaner was most effective in reducing oral malodor both short-term and long-term.
3) Mechanical tongue cleaning alone was not as effective, highlighting the importance of tongue coating removal for both oral malodor reduction and oral hygiene.
2. OSHA법규는 1970sus 직업안전 및 건강법
령(occupationl safety and health act)에서
유래
직업적 위험에서 피고용자를 보호하기 위
한 고용주의 의무를 규정
3. 1. 고용 후 10일 내에 피고용인에 B형 간염
예방주사를 무료 제공
2. 혈액이나 감염 물질 접촉을 방지하기 위
한 예방조치 필요
3. 오염물질이 튀는것 줄이기 위해 기계적
장치사용
4. 감염성 재료와 접촉후 즉시 피부 세척
4. 5. 날카로운 기구의 안전한 조작
6. 날카로운 기구는 가까운 저장용기에 버림
저장 용기는 밀봉가능하고 단단해야함
7. 진료실 같은 오염된 환경에서 먹거나, 감
염성 재료가 저장된 냉장고에 음식이나 음료
수 보관 금지
8. 감염물질은 누출 방지되는 밀폐용기에 넣
어 운반, 저장
5. 9. 개인보호장비(PPE)와 사용법을 피고용인
에게 무상으로 제공해야 한다
10. 진료 후 감염의 우려가 있는 주변기구,
개수대, 바닥등의 청소관리에 주의
11. 장비 세척법과 오염물질에 대한 살균법
에대해 기술해야한다
12. 오염된 날카로운 기구는 규제대상 폐기
물이므로 딱딱한 저장용기에 버린다
6. 13. 재사용할 오염된 날카로운 기구는 단단
한 저장용기에 넣어 세척할 곳으로 옮긴다
14. 일반적 에방을 위해 사용된 보호용 의류
의 세탁을 피고용인에게 제공해야 한다
7. 1. 상처를 빠르고 철저히 닦아내고 눈이나
입에 들어간 용액을 가능한 빨리 씻어내
는 것이 감염의 위험을 최소화 할 수 있는
가장 중요한 첫 단계이다
2. 노출 사고의 경우, 위험 요소에 대한 정보,
혈액검사 결과 등의 정보를 환자의 동의
없이 구두로 전달할 수 있다
8. 3. 고용주는 반드시 노출사고 치료계획 사본
을 제공하며, 그사실을 고용자에게 설명해주
어야하며 노출경로와 환경들 문서화해야한
다.
4. 가능한 근원환자를 규명하고 근원환자의
혈액을 검사하여 피고용인에게 결과를 제공
하고 동의를 구하여 가급적 빨리피고용인의
혈액을 검사한다
9. 5. OSHA 규정 복사본, 사고에대해 수집한 문
서, 근원환자의 검사결과, 피고용인의 면역
기록 기타의학기록을 내과의사로부터 받아
고용인에게 15일 이내에 결과, 치료에 대한
평가결과서를 제공해야 한다.
10. 1. 기준에 대한 규정 및 설명의 복사본
2. 혈액성 질환의 전염과 증상에 대한 설명
3. 고용주의 노출방지계획과 피고용인의 서
면계획 복사본 얻는 방법에대한 설명
4. 감염 가능성 물질 노출될수있는 직무나
활동 판단할 수 있는 방법에 대한 설명
5. 혈액성 병원체의 전염 기전에 대한 설명
11. 6. 업무 연습및 노출방지하는 방법의 사용 단범
에대한 설명
7. 개인 보호장비의 종류 사용법, 위치, 처리에
관한 정보
8. 개인보호장비의 선택기준 설명
9. 백신의 효과, 안정서, 접종 방법, 장점과 백신
이 무료로 이뤄진다는 것을 포함한 B형 간염정
보
10. 감염가능성 있는 물질 관련 응급상황에대한
행동지침에 관한 정보
12. 11. OSHA기준에 의한 표지, 색표지에 대한
설명
12. 노출사고후 고용주가 피고용인에 제공해
야하는 노출후 평가 및 추적조사에 대한 정
보
13. 훈련기간중 대화식 문답의 기회
14. 진료실 설비를 위한 청소계획에 대한 정
보
13. 직원의 직업분류와 면역접종과 의학적 기
록은 30년동안 주치의가 보관
훈력기록은 훈련날짜로부터 3년간 보관
노출사고는 OSHA 요구사항에 따라 반드시
표로 작성해 게시