E. Plan movement patterns. F. Wash hands frequently with soap and water. G. Follow directions when using chemicals. H. Remove personal items such as bracelets, bulky wrist watches, and rings which can interfere with the task. I. Change types of grips and do hand stretching exercises when performing repetitive hand motions to avoid possible carpal tunnel syndrome, tenosynovitis, or white finger.
Clothing related accidents occur more frequently than one realizes.
Even though style and comfort may be an issue, dressing safely, and appropriately, should be the norm for performing work related tasks. A. Depending on the task, various types of combinations of protective clothing may be necessary. Coveralls, gloves, aprons, leggings, hats, hoods are common for adequate protection. B. Clothing which is insulated, reflective, water or chemical repellent, or fire resistant should be worn when required. C. Various guards for different areas of the body and face shield are also a measure for protection.