PAINT OPN IN SWA 5 APR 91

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Subject: PAINT OPN IN SWA  5 APR 91                                      

Unit: 22D SUPCOM  

Parent Organization: ARCENT      

Box ID: BX005154

Folder Title: CARC  ISSUES                                                                                    

Document Number:         13

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            SDSSG-YO
            SUBJECT: Paint Operations in SWA


                d. Respiratory Protection:

                     (1) An approved (NI   OSH/MSHA) pressure demand or continuous
            flow type C, full-face -piece,- hood or helmet supplied -air respirat@
            is the standard respirator, when painting inside a structure. The
            maintenance shelters meet the criteria of a confined space and no
            respiratory dcw-.i grade is permitted.

                     (1-11 To support supplied air respirators breathing air
            compressors, with filters and Co Alarms are required.       Given ambient,
            temperatures, additional air coolers will be needed on the discharge
            side of the compressors as the coolers on the painters will not drop
            the temperature sufficiently for any sustained production painting.

                          Breathing air needs to be tested, upon set up of
            compressor, :aalicr maintenance or Movement.

                     .14;            on zes=4@rat3r3 se'-ec--ed personnel will have to
            be f4@-- tested.

                           ied4cal                             43 required to rclude
            P@, (Pulzionar-I F,.lrict4.on @,--sl"

                     16i :k respirato- maintenance nr@gram     is needed to clean,
                       :,e=a@--- a,2d a@.,6us@ respirators.

                a.   Maintenance @erts:           jsed mus@. be non conbus-14-ble, c.ot.-.
            used --'.i ta.-.t slcu'@@- '.-e treated or 3@@ .icn conbust'.ble cloth. Tents
            will nes@- t@ @ zlea-.ied of @-'-ammabl.e overz-,ray on a reqular schedule.

                     @:7.3 4-34@ng: A" pe-scnne' -.icrlt4.ng -.-i pa,n@ operat4-o.-.s -.eed
            respi--a@1z;-- --ra4.n4-rg and hazard commun4-cat4-cn training.

                g.   i e     Support:    Stand '--7 emergency -.ned4.cal serj,.ce a.-.@-
            medical mcro.@.crj-.-.g are -iecessary as wel' as -?merce:-.c-.- "eco.-.


               h.   "@cwn Wind Exposure:   Areas used prev4-cus'@y tended to provide
          /Aladecpjate r--c-.i to prevent down wind exposure to personnel.
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            4.  Heat stress 4's going -lo '@-e a s4.gni---'@cant problem. I.-. add--'---'-ozi
            heat w4@l-'-,al-so g4.-.te :;ersonnel. problems.in application, nix4-ng an'-
            handling '--f -a4.n@, due to rapid set up t4.;be --n temperatures above 70
            degrees.

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File Room = aug96_declassified
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Box ID = BX005154
Unit = 22D SUPCOM
Parent Organization = ARCENT
Folder Title = CARC ISSUES
Folder Seq # = 72
Subject = PAINT OPN IN SWA 5 APR 91
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Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 20-SEP-1996