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Attend to cuts and scratches immediately and report them to the supervisor. <br /> Recommended Safety Equipment <br /> Protective clothing such as goggles, aprons, rubber gloves, hard hats and safety shoes. <br /> Eye wash station and emergency shower. <br /> Fire extinguisher. <br /> Chemical spill containment kits for acids and bases. <br /> Good Housekeeping <br /> Good housekeeping is essential to a safe working environment. All walkways should <br /> be kept clean and free of slippery wastewater slime. Interior floors and passageways <br /> should be kept dry and free of obstructions. Combustible wastes should be disposed of <br /> in airtight metal containers and removed from the plant daily. <br /> See Cleaning Practices Section for types of cleaners for your new treatment system. <br /> Electrical Safety <br /> Only qualified and authorized personnel familiar with electrical safety procedures should <br /> maintain the electrical equipment. Always consider electrical equipment to be <br /> energized unless it is positively proven to be de-energized and properly grounded. <br /> Cleaning Practices <br /> This plant's treatment of the wastewater includes the use of bacteria, which break down <br /> the waste and use if for food. Many of the cleaners used at your facility may be toxic to <br /> living organisms, and could kill the bacteria, preventing the treatment plant from <br /> properly treating the waste. <br /> Avoid products that contain ingredients such as: chlorinated compounds; acetone; <br /> mineral spirits; petroleum distillates; turpentine; formaldehyde; phenols; xylene; toluene <br /> naphtha; synthetic perfumes, fragrances and dyes; trichloroethane; methylene chloride; <br /> and phosphates. <br /> Record Keeping <br /> Importance of and Deed for Records <br /> Records are needed for the following reasons: <br /> 2 pvsltm%health-safety'-records-1_ <br />