Examples Of PPE Requirements

9. PPE Requirements
Incidents involving human blood will normally require the use of universal precautions and engineering implements (e.g., latex gloves, goggles, CPR mask, face protection, etc.). Such use will protect the victim, the first aid provider and the employee cleaning the contaminated surface. In the case of hazardous chemicals/materials, special protection equipment may be required. The optimal garment material for first receivers will protect against a wide range of chemicals in liquid, solid, or vapor form (phase). Because first receivers might become contaminated with liquid or solid (dust) contaminants through physical contact with a contaminated victim, the ideal fabric will repel chemicals during incidental contact (protection
The GCC Public Safety staff consists of a Commander, Lieutenant, Sergeant, five police officers, Public Safety supervisors, Public Safety aides, and an office coordinator. Glendale North Public Safety is supervised by the GCC Commander of Public Safety. The GCC Public Safety Commander reports directly to the district chief of police and deputy chief of police. GCC Public Safety maintains a cooperative working relationship with the Glendale Police Department and Fire Department and will request assistance from these agencies as
It is the driver's basic responsibility to make sure the vehicle is in safe operating condition before starting each trip. The employee shall check all lights, horn, windshield wipers and washers, brakes, tires, gas, rearview mirrors, seat belts, and windows for clear visibility. In winter, a windshield scraper will be available. Seat belts and shoulder harnesses shall be worn by the driver and all passengers in college vehicles whenever the vehicle is in motion. Employees who drive their personal vehicles for college business or who are passengers in personal vehicles being used for college business shall also wear seat belts and shoulder harnesses. Employees should always operate vehicles in a manner that is considered lawful and safe. An emergency call does not permit the driver to disregard traffic laws and regulations. The driver shall ensure that the number of passengers does not exceed the designed capacity of the vehicle. The number of passengers should be considered in determining an appropriate load and excessive loading must be avoided. Luggage/cargo carried inside a van should be packed as close to the floor as possible and may not be stacked above the level of the seat backs. Safety of passengers is the first concern in all college-related