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1926.60(k) Hygiene Facilities and Practices

OSHA 1926 Construction > D Occupational Health and Environmental Controls > 1926.60 Methylenedianiline > 1926.60(k) Hygiene Facilities and Practices
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1926.60(k)(1) General

1926.60(k)(1)(i)

The employer shall provide decontamination areas for employees required to work in regulated areas or required by paragraph (j)(1) of this section to wear protective clothing. Exception: In lieu of the decontamination area requirement specified in paragraph (k)(1)(i) of this section, the employer may permit employees engaged in small scale, short duration operations, to clean their protective clothing or dispose of the protective clothing before such employees leave the area where the work was performed.

1926.60(k)(1)(iii) Equipment Area

The equipment area shall be supplied with impermeable, labeled bags and containers for the containment and disposal of contaminated protective clothing and equipment.

1926.60(k)(1)(ii) Change Areas

The employer shall ensure that change areas are equipped with separate storage facilities for protective clothing and street clothing, in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.141(e).

1926.60(k)(2) Shower Area

1926.60(k)(2)(i)

Shower area. Where feasible, shower facilities shall be provided which comply with 29 CFR 1910.141(d)(3) wherever the possibility of employee exposure to airborne levels of MDA in excess of the permissible exposure limit exists.

1926.60(k)(2)(ii)

Where dermal exposure to MDA occurs, the employer shall ensure that materials spilled or deposited on the skin are removed as soon as possible by methods which do not facilitate the dermal absorption of MDA.

1926.60(k)(3) Lunch Areas

1926.60(k)(3)(i)

Whenever food or beverages are consumed at the worksite and employees are exposed to MDA the employer shall provide clean lunch areas were MDA levels are below the action level and where no dermal exposure to MDA can occur.

1926.60(k)(3)(iii)

The employer shall ensure that employees do not enter lunch facilities with contaminated protective work clothing or equipment.

1926.60(k)(3)(ii)

The employer shall ensure that employees wash their hands and faces with soap and water prior to eating, drinking, smoking, or applying cosmetics.

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