Title: Halliburton HandFinger Injury Prevention
1 Halliburton Hand/Finger Injury Prevention
Renee Huntman, MS, CSP
2Hand/Finger Injuries
3Objective
To minimize the risk of exposure to hazards
associated with hands and arms.
4Gloves
- Gloves provide protection to fingers, hands, and
sometimes wrists and forearms. The types of
gloves range from common cotton work gloves to
highly specialized gloves used in specific
industries. - Many gloves are rated as being safe for use with
certain kinds of chemicals. Read the
manufacturer's chemical resistance charts before
selecting gloves. Charts rate each glove
material for its resistance to specific chemicals.
5General Glove Use
- Do not wear gloves when working directly around
rotating parts. - Use gloves designed to protect against specific
hazards of the job being performed. - Use impermeable rubber gloves (e.g. butyl, PVC,
neoprene, etc.) when handling corrosive chemicals
(acids and alkalis), cleansers or petroleum
products. - Use leather gloves or leather reinforced gloves
with metal stitching when handling rough or
abrasive materials. - Use metal mesh or cut resistant fiber gloves when
working with sharp objects such as knives and
saws.
6Chemical Hazard Protection
- Chemical protective gloves are available in a
range of materials including natural rubber,
neoprene, nitrile, butyl, PVC, PVA and Viton. The
correct glove to select varies with the chemical
handled (see permeation rate chart in the
guidelines). - Gloves used to handle toxic chemicals are
determined by the breakthrough time, permeation
rate, penetration rate, and the degradation rate
of the glove. - Use chemically resistant gloves when handling
chemicals including liquids, particles and gases. - Make sure gloves are capable of maintaining their
level of protection throughout the time of the
task.
7Abrasion Material Protection
- Use gloves made of metal mesh or cut resistant
fibers such as Kevlar? to protect against sharp
object and abrasions. - Use leather gloves to protect against abrasive
materials.
8General Hand Protection
- Use rubber, plastic or knit gloves to resist cuts
and abrasions. - Use rubber gloves to repel liquids or in wet
conditions. - Leather and cotton knit gloves should only be
used to protect against minimal risk to health
and safety.
9Glove Maintenance
- Maintain gloves in good condition.
- Replace gloves if torn or deteriorated.
- Replace gloves if saturated with liquid
chemicals. - Clean and inspect rubber gloves before and after
each use. Dispose of gloves with holes or cracks.
10Glove Fit
- Gloves should be long enough to cover the arm
well above wrist, leaving no gap between glove
and coat or shirt sleeve. Gloves too short or
too small can cause hand fatigue and gloves that
are too large are clumsy to work with.
11Mechanix Gloves
General Purpose Glove Good all-around glove for
basic hand protection without loss of
dexterity Provides protection against cuts,
abrasions, and snags Glove fits tightly around
hand and has adjustable cuff Not for use around
flame or spark Machine washable do not machine
dry! Available Sizes S,M,L,XL,XXL
12Ansell PowerFlex
General Purpose PowerFlex gloves provide a
combination of cut, abrasion, and puncture
resistance superior wet and dry grip and
unbelievable comfort. The gloves are
ergonomically designed with a soft gray, seamless
poly/cotton knit liner thats palm-dipped with a
textured, natural rubber coating. Uses Material
Handling, working with hand tools, grip-slip
resistant for most uses. Ansell Part
80-100 Available Sizes 8,9,10
13Top Grain Leather Drivers Glove
General Purpose Top Grain Leather Driver Part
GDR23B Available Size Large
14Ansell HyFlex Static Control
Assembly w/ESD Working with fine parts, grip, EDS
areas, Dexterity precise easy to grasp. Ansell
Part 11-100 Available Sizes 7,8,9,10
15Ansell HyFlex Static Control
HyFlex CR has a cut-resistant stretch Kevlar
liner is coated and is an excellent choice when
working with sharp-edged materials and tools. The
stretch Kevlar lining provides a comfortable fit
with protection from nuisance nicks and abrasion
and the extended cuff offers extra cut protection
around the wrist. Uses Working with sharp
objects X-acto blades, knives, scribes,
banding. Ansell Part 11-500 Available Sizes
8,9,10,11
16Ansell HyFlex Lite
Where dexterity is the key factor, HyFlex Lite is
the perfect choice. Electronic Assembly Ansell
Part 11-600 Available Size 10
17Ansell Dura-Touch Vinyl Disposables
Uses Washing parts, tools covered with product
or chemical, working with skin irritants, one
time use. Vinyl Disposables Laboratory
Work Ansell Part 34-500 Available Size XL
18Ansell Sol-Vex
Sol-Vex gloves are made of a high-performance
nitrile compound which provides an outstanding
combination of strength and chemical resistance.
When exposed to aromatic and petroleum solvents,
as well as caustics and animal fats, Sol-Vex
gloves have proven to be a superior choice over
rubber or neoprene. Sol-Vex gloves wont swell,
weaken, or degrade, and they offer better
protection against snags, punctures, abrasions,
and cuts. Uses Washing parts, tools covered
with product or chemical, working with skin
irritants, one time use. Ansell Part 37-185
19Best Glove Derma Thin Disposable Gloves
Uses Washing parts, tools covered with product
or chemical, working with skin irritants, one
time use. Best Part 1005 Available Size
Medium
20Kimberly Clark Safeskin Controlled Blue Nitrile
Gloves
Uses Washing parts, tools covered with product
or chemical, working with skin irritants, one
time use. Kimberly Clark Part HC250N,
HC350N,HC450N Available Sizes Medium, Large,
X-Large
21MAPA StanSolv A-15
Uses Washing parts, tools covered with product
or chemical, working with skin irritants, one
time use. MAPA Part 479411 479419 Available
Size 9,11
22Ansell Crusader Flex
Heat Resistant Uses Pulling tools out of
ovens, working with hot parts or tools, working
temp up to 400 deg. F. Ansell Part 42-325
23 Halliburton Hand/Finger Injury
PreventionQuestions?
Renee Huntman, MS, CSP