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    Safety Gloves Matrix Use Standard Standard Specification Example

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    THANH ĐÔNG Dinh
    This document provides a safety gloves matrix that outlines the appropriate glove standards and specifications for various work tasks based on the risks involved. It lists the common work tasks of cutting, heavy duty work with cutting/crushing risks, mechanical tasks with crushing risks, welding, chemical handling, electrical work, biohazards, and catering/cutting jobs. For each task, it specifies the relevant glove standards and expected protection levels against abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncturing.

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    Safety Gloves Matrix Use Standard Standard Specification Example

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    This document provides a safety gloves matrix that outlines the appropriate glove standards and specifications for various work tasks based on the risks involved. It lists the common work tasks of cutting, heavy duty work with cutting/crushing risks, mechanical tasks with crushing risks, welding, chemical handling, electrical work, biohazards, and catering/cutting jobs. For each task, it specifies the relevant glove standards and expected protection levels against abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncturing.

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    This document provides a safety gloves matrix that outlines the appropriate glove standards and specifications for various work tasks based on the risks involved. It lists the common work tasks of cutting, heavy duty work with cutting/crushing risks, mechanical tasks with crushing risks, welding, chemical handling, electrical work, biohazards, and catering/cutting jobs. For each task, it specifies the relevant glove standards and expected protection levels against abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncturing.

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    Safety Gloves Matrix Use Standard Standard Specification Example

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    THANH ĐÔNG Dinh
    This document provides a safety gloves matrix that outlines the appropriate glove standards and specifications for various work tasks based on the risks involved. It lists the common work tasks of cutting, heavy duty work with cutting/crushing risks, mechanical tasks with crushing risks, welding, chemical handling, electrical work, biohazards, and catering/cutting jobs. For each task, it specifies the relevant glove standards and expected protection levels against abrasion, cutting, tearing, and puncturing.

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    SAFETY GLOVES MATRIX

    Use Standard Standard Specification Example

    Risk of Cutting EN 420 + EN Abrasion Level 4


    388 resistance
    Blade cut Level 4
    resistance
    Tear Level 4
    resistance
    Puncture Level 2
    resistance
    Heavy duty EN 420 + EN Abrasion Level 4
    action with high 388 resistance
    risk of cutting or Blade cut Level 5
    crushing hands resistance
    Lifting Tear Level 4
    resistance
    operations
    Puncture Level 3
    resistance
    Mechanical task EN 420 + EN Abrasion Level 4
    requiring 388 resistance
    dexterity and Blade cut Level 3
    where risk of resistance
    crushing is low Tear Level 4
    resistance
    Puncture Level 3
    resistance
    Welding EN 420 + EN To be defined according the
    12477 job risk assessment
    EN 388 + EN
    407

    Chemical EN 374 To be defined according


    handling EN 388 + EN MSDS of chemical(s) used
    420

    Electrical EN 420 + EN Class 00 – Class 4


    activities 388 To be defined according job
    EN 60903 risk assessment

    Biohazard EN 374 To be defined according the


    EN 388 + EN job risk assessment
    420

    Catering; cutting EN 420 + EN Abrasion Level 4


    jobs 388 resistance
    ISO 13997 Blade cut Level 5
    resistance
    Tear Level 4
    resistance
    Puncture Level 4
    resistance

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