To those who have identified problem corridors and who have helped to keep the corridors clear - Thank you, we appreciate your cooperation in cleaning the corridors on campus and for helping to make UAF a safer campus. Leather gloves protect against rough objects, chips, sparks, and moderate heat. Cotton fabric gloves are used when work involves dirt, splinters, or slippery objects. Rubber, neoprene, or vinyl gloves protect against chemicals. Specially insulated or fire-retardant gloves protect against heat, cold, electricity, and open flames.
Latex gloves protect against bloodborne pathogens and biohazards.
Metal mesh gloves prevent cuts from sharp objects. When handling chemicals, make sure your gloves are clean and have no rips or holes.