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SECTION 2.
SAFETY INFORMATION
INDEX
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2-1.
General .......................................................................................
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2-2.
Paint Operations..........................................................................
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2-3.
Supervisory Responsibilities .......................................................
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2-4.
Material Safety Data Sheets.......................................................
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2-5.
Product Data Sheets...................................................................
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2-6.
General Painting Hazards .........................................................
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2-7.
General Safety Measures....................................................
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2-8.
Inspection Safety Precautions ................................................
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2-9.
Safety Precaution for Painting........................... ...................
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2-10.
Fire Prevention Precautions for Paint Mixing..............................
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2-11.
Personnel Protective Precautions for Paint Mixing....................
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2-12.
Health Requirement for Painters..............................................
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2-13.
Safety Requirements for Paint Applications...............................
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2-14.
Application of Paint in a Confined Space......................................
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2-15.
Application by Spray........................................................
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2-16.
Airless Spray Safety Precautions................................................
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2-17.
Health Hazards and Personnel Exposure Limit Values
for Certain Paint Ingredients ......................................................
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2-18.
Safety Precautions and requirements for Abrasive Blasting......
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2-19.
Abrasive Blasting Limitations for steam Plants..........................
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2-20.
Safety Precautions for hydro blast........................................
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2-21.
Safety Precautions for Electrically Operated Tools...................
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2-22.
Safety Precautions for Pneumatic Tools..................................
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2-23.
Safety Lock-Off Devices............................................................
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2-24.
Safety Precautions for Solvent and Chemical Cleaning ...........
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2-25.
Safety Precautions for Paint Strippers and Removers .............
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2-26.
Safety Precautions for Polyurethane Coatings..................
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2-1. General. This section contains safety precautions for all aspects of paint handling and operations
except for stowage. The storage of flammable and combustible liquids shall meet the requirements of
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, NFPA 30.
2-2. Painting Operations. The two most important factors with regard to a safe painting operation
concern responsibility and training. Their importance shall be firmly established and clearly understood by
all supervisors and personnel handling or applying any materials.
a. Responsibilities. At the level of actual operations, line supervisors are responsible for all operations;
the gas-test and safety personnel are responsible for providing staff assistance to the line supervisors.
The responsibility factor is also particularly important at those supervisory levels where painting work is
coordinated with other types of work.
b. Training. Commensurate with their responsibilities and participation, all personnel connected with
these operations shall be made aware of the hazards associated with the handling and use of flammable
materials, as well as the appropriate safety precautions. This information shall be part of each individual's
job training.
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