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1 Airless sprayers are tools that use very high pressures and a special nozzle (or spray tip) to break up liquids, like paint, into very small droplets. In the case of paint, airless sprayers make painting quick, allow for even and thorough coverage, generally create less mess than air sprayers, and are faster than using rollers or brushes. But there is no free lunch airless sprayers have some significant hazards. Today we ll discuss three of those hazards: exposure to toxic materials, fires and explosions, and injection injuries. Exposure to toxic materials: When you paint with an airless sprayer, you risk inhaling toxic vapors. Because the paint is airborne, toxic vapors are released into the air at a higher rate. If you re working in a room with poor ventilation, you could get sick. If you re working in a confined space, you could die. Read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), and protect your lungs with respiratory protection when you use a sprayer. Fires and explosions: You can be exposed to fire and explosion hazards if flammable paint vapors come in contact with an ignition source. Don t smoke or use the sprayer around open flames or tools that spark. Injection hazards: Airless sprayers operate at very high pressure, typically between 300 and 7,500 psi. At these pressures, if the stream comes in contact with your skin, the fluid being sprayed can be injected right through your skin and into your body. The injury might look like a typical cut but it s much more dangerous. Injection injuries are serious. The paint (or other fluid) can result in poisoning, deep tissue damage, and deep infections. Some cases Airless Sprayers result in amputations. Seek medical attention right away. Be sure to bring the SDS for the paint (or other fluid) with you to the emergency clinic. Follow these work practices when using airless sprayers: Read and follow the manufacturer s instructions and guidelines for safe operation. Read the SDS for information on the PPE you ll need when operating the sprayer, or even when working near someone who is spraying. PPE may include safety glasses, goggles, lightweight disposable clothing, gloves, and a respirator. Spray in well-ventilated areas. Never point the spray or the sprayer toward your skin, your clothing, or any other person. Don t ever remove safety devices or other protective devices from the equipment. They are designed to protect you. Never feel for leaks with your hands or try to stop a leak with your hand or finger. Don t use low-pressure fittings or hoses on high-pressure equipment. Use a tip guard when spraying. Put the safety on when the sprayer is not in use. SAFETY REMINDER Hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, and fuel injectors also create injection hazards. NOTES: SPECIAL TOPICS /EMPLOYEE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS/NOTES: MEETING DOCUMENTATION: JOB NAME: MEETING DATE: ATTENDEES: S.A.F.E. CARDS PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK: REVIEWED SDS # SUBJECT: These instructions do not supersede local, state, or federal regulations.
2 Quiz Questions Airless Sprayers 1. True or False? Airless sprayers operate at very high pressure, typically between 300 and 7,500 psi. 2. When using airless sprayers to paint, which of the following situations could likely cause you to inhale toxic materials? a. If you read the manufacturer s instructions and guidelines. b. If you re spraying in a confined space. c. If you spray in well-ventilated areas. d. If you wear respiratory protection when you use a sprayer. 3. Which of the following is a safe work practice when you use an airless sprayer? a. smoking while you spray. b. pointing the spray toward your clothing. c. putting the safety on when the sprayer is not in use. d. removing safety devices. 4. True or False? To check airless sprayers for leaks or to stop a leak, you should use your hands and fingers. 5. What happens if the stream of an airless sprayer comes in contact with your skin? a. You will have nothing more than some paint on your skin. b. The injury will be a typical cut that you can treat yourself. c. You can ignore the incident and continue working. d. The fluid being sprayed can be injected through your skin, into your body. CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: TRAINER/ I conducted the safety meeting and administered this quiz. I explained the correct answers and answered or noted every attendee s questions. Signature EMPLOYEE: I understand the material covered in this week s safety meeting and this quiz. I ve written in the correct answers for the questions I initially missed and understand why they are correct. Signature NAME: ID#: DATE: TRAINER:
3 Answer Key Airless Sprayers 1. True or False? Airless sprayers operate at very high pressure, typically between 300 and 7,500 psi. Airless sprayers operate at very high pressure, typically between 300 and 7,500 psi. 2. When using airless sprayers to paint, which of the following situations could likely cause you to inhale toxic materials? a. If you read the manufacturer s instructions and guidelines. b. If you re spraying in a confined space. c. If you spray in well-ventilated areas. d. If you wear respiratory protection when you use a sprayer. Because the paint is airborne, toxic vapors are released into the air at a higher rate. If you re working in a confined space, you could die. 3. Which of the following is a safe work practice when you use an airless sprayer? a. smoking while you spray. b. pointing the spray toward your clothing. c. putting the safety on when the sprayer is not in use. d. removing safety devices. Put the safety on when the sprayer is not in use. 4. True or False? To check airless sprayers for leaks or to stop a leak, you should use your hands and fingers. Never feel for leaks with your hands or try to stop a leak with your hand or finger. 5. What happens if the stream of an airless sprayer comes in contact with your skin? a. You will have nothing more than some paint on your skin. b. The injury will be a typical cut that you can treat yourself. c. You can ignore the incident and continue working. d. The fluid being sprayed can be injected through your skin, into your body. At these pressures, if the stream comes in contact with your skin, the fluid being sprayed can be injected right through your skin and into your body. FURTHER DISCUSSION: SUPERVISOR/TRAINER NOTES:
4 Rociadores a presión (Airless Sprayers) Los rociadores a presión son herramientas que usan presiones muy altas y una boquilla especial (o boquilla de aspersión) para fragmentar los líquidos, como pintura, en gotas mucho muy pequeñas. En caso de la pintura, los rociadores a presión facilitan el proceso de pintura y permiten una cobertura uniforme y completa, generalmente crean menos suciedad que los rociadores de aire y son más rápidos que los rodillos o las brochas. Pero tienen sus complicaciones los rociadores a presión tienen algunos peligros importantes. El día de hoy hablaremos de tres de esos peligros: exposición a los materiales tóxicos, incendios y explosiones, y lesiones por inyección. Exposición a los materiales tóxicos: Cuando usted pinta con un rociador a presión, tiene el riesgo de inhalar vapores tóxicos. Puesto que la pintura queda suspendida en el aire, se liberan vapores tóxicos al aire a una tasa mayor. Si está trabajando en una habitación con mala ventilación, usted se puede enfermar. Si está trabajando en un espacio confinado, usted puede morir. Lea la Hoja de Datos de Seguridad (Hoja SDS), y proteja sus pulmones con protección de las vías respiratorias cuando tiene que usar un rociador. Incendios y explosiones: Usted puede quedar expuesto a los peligros de incendio y explosión si los vapores inflamables de la pintura entran en contacto con una fuente de ignición. No fume ni use el rociador cerca de las llamas descubiertas o herramientas que echan chispa. Peligros de inyección: Los rociadores a presión operan a una presión muy alta, típicamente entre 300 y 7,500 libras por pulgada cuadrada (psi). A estas presiones, si el chorro entra en contacto con su piel, el fluido siendo rociado puede ser inyectado directamente a su piel y entrar a su cuerpo. La lesión puede parecer como una cortadura típica pero es mucho más peligrosa. Las lesiones por inyección son muy serias. La pintura (u NOTES: SPECIAL TOPICS /EMPLOYEE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS/NOTES: otro fluido) puede resultar en envenenamiento, daños profundos al tejido, e infecciones profundas. Algunos casos resultan en amputaciones. Obtenga atención médica inmediatamente. Asegúrese de llevar la Hoja SDS de la pintura (u otro fluido) consigo a la clínica de emergencia. Siga estas prácticas laborales al usar los rociadores a presión: Lea y siga las instrucciones del fabricante y lineamientos para una operación segura. Lea la Hoja SDS para obtener mayor información sobre el EPP que necesita al operar el rociador, o inclusive al trabajar cerca de alguien que esté usando un rociador. El EPP podrá incluir lentes de seguridad, gafas, ropa desechable ligera, guantes, y un respirador. Rocíe en áreas debidamente ventiladas. Nunca apunte el rocío o el rociador hacia su piel, su ropa o cualquier otra persona. Nunca quite los dispositivos de seguridad u otros dispositivos de protección del equipo. Están diseñados para protegerlo. Nunca busque una fuga con las manos ni intente detener una fuga con su mano o su dedo. No use conexiones o mangueras de baja presión en equipo de alta presión. Use un protector de boquilla cuando esté rociando. Ponga la válvula de seguridad cuando el rociador no está siendo usado. SAFETY REMINDER Los sistemas hidráulicos, sistemas neumáticos, e inyectores de combustible también crean peligros de inyección. MEETING DOCUMENTATION JOB NAME: MEETING DATE: ATTENDEES: S.A.F.E. CARDS PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK: REVIEWED SDS # SUBJECT: These instructions do not supersede local, state, or federal regulations.
5 Quiz Questions Rociadores a presión 1. Verdadero o Falso? Los rociadores a presión operan a una presión muy alta, típicamente entre 300 y 7,500 libras por pulgada cuadrada (psi). 2. Al usar un rociador a presión para pintar, cuál de las siguientes situaciones probablemente le causaría que inhalara materiales tóxicos? a. Si lee las instrucciones y lineamientos del fabricante. b. Si está rociando en un espacio confinado. c. Si rocía en áreas debidamente ventiladas. d. Si usa protección para las vías respiratorias al usar un rociador. 3. Cuál es las siguientes es una práctica de seguridad en el trabajo al usar un rociador a presión? a. fumar al rociar. b. apuntar el rocío hacia su ropa. c. poner la válvula de seguridad cuando el rociador no está siendo usado. d. quitar los dispositivos de seguridad. 4. Verdadero o Falso? Para revisar los rociadores a presión en cuanto a fugas o para detener una fuga, usted debe usar sus manos y dedos. 5. Qué sucede cuando el chorro de un rociador a presión entra en contacto con su piel? a. Nada más tendrá un poco de pintura en su piel. b. La lesión será una cortadura típica que usted puede tratar por sí mismo. c. Usted puede ignorar el incidente y continuar con su trabajo. d. El fluido siendo rociado puede ser inyectado a través de su piel, y entrar a su cuerpo. ENTRENADO/ Yo lleve a cabo la junta de seguridad reparti este examen. Explique la respuesta correcta y conteste o note cada pregunta de los asistentes presentes. Firma EMPLEADO: Entiendo el material cubierto en la junta de seguridad de esta semana y en este examen. He llenado las respuestas correctas de toda pregunta que inicialmente tuve mal y entiendo la razon de la repuestas de las correcta. Firma NAME: ID#: DATE: TRAINER:
6 Answer Key Rociadores a presión 1. Verdadero o Falso? Los rociadores a presión operan a una presión muy alta, típicamente entre 300 y 7,500 libras por pulgada cuadrada (psi). 2. Al usar un rociador a presión para pintar, cuál de las siguientes situaciones probablemente le causaría que inhalara materiales tóxicos? a. Si lee las instrucciones y lineamientos del fabricante. b. Si está rociando en un espacio confinado. c. Si rocía en áreas debidamente ventiladas. d. Si usa protección para las vías respiratorias al usar un rociador. Los rociadores a presión operan a una presión muy alta, típicamente entre 300 y 7,500 libras por pulgada cuadrada (psi). Puesto que la pintura queda suspendida en el aire, se liberan vapores tóxicos al aire a una tasa mayor. Si está trabajando en un espacio confinado, usted puede morir. 3. Cuál es las siguientes es una práctica de seguridad en el trabajo al Ponga la válvula de seguridad cuando el rociador usar un rociador a presión? no está siendo usado. a. fumar al rociar. b. apuntar el rocío hacia su ropa. c. poner la válvula de seguridad cuando el rociador no está siendo usado. d. quitar los dispositivos de seguridad. 4. Verdadero o Falso? Para revisar los rociadores a presión en cuanto a fugas o para detener una fuga, usted debe usar sus manos y dedos. Nunca busque una fuga con las manos ni intente detener una fuga con su mano o su dedo. 5. Qué sucede cuando el chorro de un rociador a presión entra en contacto con su piel? a. Nada más tendrá un poco de pintura en su piel. b. La lesión será una cortadura típica que usted puede tratar por sí mismo. c. Usted puede ignorar el incidente y continuar con su trabajo. d. El fluido siendo rociado puede ser inyectado a través de su piel, y entrar a su cuerpo. A estas presiones, si el chorro entra en contacto con su piel, el fluido siendo rociado puede ser inyectado directamente a su piel y entrar a su cuerpo. FURTHER DISCUSSION: SUPERVISOR/TRAINER NOTES:
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Happy New Year! The beginning of the year is a good time to reflect on what you accomplished in 2018, and resolve to make 2019 better and safer. Consider the good and the bad from 2018. From a safety perspective:
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Before you even get to the jobsite, driving your personal vehicle to work exposes you to the many hazards of the roadway. You can encounter bad weather, dangerous road conditions, distracted drivers, and
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Roofing operations often involve working with hot, liquid tar. The first things that come to mind when people think about hot tar are the smell and the possibility of getting burned. There are actually
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Mechanical Lifting Devices Lifting, carrying, and moving heavy items makes up a big part of construction work and can be the cause of painful back injuries. Whenever you can, take the load off your back
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Mind Your Back What part of your body are you most likely to injure if you work in construction? Your back! Back injuries result in disability for many middle-age construction workers. One back injury
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In addition to all of the physical hazards you face on a construction site, there are also hazards that are not as recognizable distractions. As with other hazards, you must identify distractions and take