Lasers present many safety threats, but the most common threat is damage to the eyes.
Many lasers emit invisible ultraviolet or infrared radiation.
Personnel that need to work with a class 3 or 4 laser, must obtain a Laser Permit from the Safety and Health Manager. These laser devices require engineering controls to ensure safety. All Class 3 and 4 lasers require a combination of protective housing, area warning signs or remote firing capabilities. Providing, implementing and enforcing the safety recommendations and requirements prescribed in this program. Providing laser operators with training in the administrative, alignment and standard operating procedures.