All employees exposed to such hazards as flying objects or particles of dirt, dust, wind, molten metal, gases, fumes, smoke, liquids, reflected light or glare in their normal work areas will be provided with appropriate eye protection, shields or goggles. Supervisors may designate jobs requiring eye protection. An eyewash and deluge shower is required where chemical splashes are possible. Foreign objects should be removed from an employee's eye only by a person qualified to give such treatment such as a physician. Eye protection equipment and prescription safety glasses are available through your department.
Various tasks require different eye protection, eye goggles or glasses.
Fire Protection and Safety 1. Be sure to give the exact location including building and room number. Do not hang up until the operator tells you to. Send someone to meet the Fire Department personnel outside the building to direct them to the scene. If you cannot account for every one on your crew, inform the Fire Department.