1. Hand protection

2. Avoidance of direct contact with materials Automation, closed system Efficient ventilation Protective gloves Barrier cream Skin care program

3. Soap, detergent, cleaning agent without allergen & irritant Water, shower Soft towel Emollient & moisturising cream

4. Protective gloves

5. Gloves materials Rubber materials Natural rubber Chloprene rubber (Neoprene) Fluorocarbon rubber (Viton) Nitrile rubber

6. Gloves materials Plastic polymer materials Polyethylene PVC polyurethane

7. Wrong believe: gloves provide complete protection from all chemicals

8. Is a glove suitable as protection? Last way for control of exposure Nature of hazard Which chemical Physical hazard → Double gloves Abrasion Cut T Material of glove

9. Ways of failure of gloves 1. Misuse Choosing the wrong glove Not removing correctly Improper storage of glove

10. Single-use gloves

12. Reuse gloves 1. Wash the gloved hands before removing 2. Technique of removing

14. Donning Pickup each glove by holding the part of glove, immediately below the cuff Not less than 3cm of cuff remain unsoiled

15. storage of glove Interior surface of glove should be expose to air

17. Ways of failure of gloves 2. Physical damage 3. Degradation 4. Permeation (breakthrough time)

20. Which glove? 1. hazard 2. potential for skin contact 3. nature of contact intermittent/ constant 4. Physical characteristics of chemical Volatile mixture

21. Which glove? 5. Physical damage to glove 6. Temperature 7. Requirements of task 8. Training 9. Size 10. cost

22. Which glove? 11. Effects on skin of wearing gloves Hyper hydration Irritation Sensitization Cream Cotton glove

23. Effective glove selection Manager Introduce new hazards Supervision Consequence of failure