You must wear splash-proof safety goggles if it is possible that benzene may get into your eyes. In addition, you must wear a face shield if your face could be ...

All personal protective equipment shall be used in accordance with the Personal Protective. Equipment (PPE) policy and PPE Matrix. 10. Emergency Exposure ...

Personal protective clothing and equipment shall be worn where appropriate to prevent eye contact and limit dermal exposure to liquid benzene. Protective ...

12:100-7) require employers to provide similar information and training to their employees. This Fact Sheet is a summary of available information regarding the ...

Appropriate protective clothing (boots, gloves, sleeves, aprons, etc.) must be worn to prevent skin contact if working with benzene. If splashes to the eyes or ...

... standard. Benzene has a workplace exposure standard of 1 ppm or 3.2 mg/m3averaged over 8 hours (time weighted average). Risks to health and safety from ...

There is no regulatory requirement for workers exposed to benzene to have a health assessment, although it can be included as part of a worker surveillance ...

Patient/victims who have ingested benzene must be watched for a minimum of 72 hours to rule out the possibility of aspiration pneumonitis (inflammation of ...

You must wear appropriate protective clothing (such as boots, gloves, sleeves, aprons, etc.) over any parts of your body that could be exposed to liquid benzene ...