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	Protective Clothing
		Protective clothing equipment which is used to assess the ability of a material or material assembly to resist permeation by liquid or gaseous chemicals in either continuous or intermittent contact.
		Protective clothing equipment to determine the behaviour of materials on impact of small splashes of molten metal in accordance with BS EN 348.
		Protective clothing equipment to determine the ability of a material assembly to transfer heat on exposure to flame in accordance with EN 367.
	sdlatlas.com /html/protective_clothing.html (526 words)

	Chemical Protective Clothing and Ensembles - NPPTL/ NIOSH topic page
		NIOSH’s Protective Clothing and Ensembles Program is aimed at protecting the skin from various health hazards that may be encountered in the workplace or during a terrorist attack.
		Protective clothing may be needed to prevent skin exposures and/or contamination of other clothing during exposure to biological agents.
		This report presents the results of a review aimed at identifying test methods for protective clothing for first responders, as well as identifying areas in which further research is required.
	www.cdc.gov /niosh/npptl/topics/protclothing (528 words)

	Biosafety Training: PPE: PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT
		To protect their health and safety, protective clothing will be issued to employees who work with hazardous material.
		Protective clothing is purchased from the Central Storeroom (Bldg 78), with the approval of a person authorized to sign for the account, as shown in the Account Authorization Book.
		Protective clothing must be monitored for radioactive contamination before being sent to the laundry.
	www.lbl.gov /ehs/biosafety/Biosafety_Training/html/clothing.shtml (728 words)

	Protective Clothing And Equipment For Pesticide Applicators
		Wear protective clothing and equipment to minimize exposure to pesticides during mixing and loading, application, and clean-up.
		Section 6.97, Personal protective clothing and equipment, indicates that the employer must provide the worker with suitable protective clothing and equipment if the worker mixes, loads or applies a pesticide, or cleans, maintains or handles equipment or materials contaminated with pesticide residues.
		non-vented for protection from gases, mists and fumes.
	www.agf.gov.bc.ca /pesticides/d_1.htm (2909 words)

	CDC Anthrax \| Interim Recommendations for the Selection and Use of Protective Clothing and Respirators Against ...
		Existing recommendations for protecting workers from biological hazards require the use of half-mask or full facepiece air-purifying respirators with particulate filter efficiencies ranging from N95 (for hazards such as pulmonary tuberculosis) to P100 (for hazards such as hantavirus) as a minimum level of protection.
		Protective clothing, including gloves and booties, also may be required for the response to a suspected act of biological terrorism.
		Protective clothing may be needed to prevent skin exposures and/or contamination of other clothing.
	www.bt.cdc.gov /DocumentsApp/Anthrax/Protective/10242001Protect.asp (1020 words)

	OSHA TECHNICAL MANUAL - SECTION VIII: CHAPTER 1
		The purpose of chemical protective clothing and equipment is to shield or isolate individuals from the chemical, physical, and biological hazards that may be encountered during hazardous materials operations.
		Protective clothing must be worn whenever the wearer faces potential hazards arising from chemical exposure.
		In many cases, simple protective clothing by itself may be sufficient to prevent chemical exposure, such as wearing gloves in combination with a splash apron and faceshield (or safety goggles).
	www.osha.gov /dts/osta/otm/otm_viii/otm_viii_1.html (8193 words)

	08/28/1997 - Fire fighter personal protective clothing issues.
		Such protective clothing and protective equipment shall be suitable for the tasks that the member is expected to perform." Therefore, if the primary job of the fire fighter is proximity fire fighting, then proximity protective clothing and equipment needs to be used.
		His protective coat complies with NFPA 1976 standard on protective clothing for proximity fire fighting and his protective trousers comply with NFPA 1971 standard for structural fire fighting.
		All personnel are issued protective clothing that complies with NFPA 1971 standard on protective clothing for structural firefighting.
	www.osha.gov /pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=INTERPRETATIONS&p_id=22467 (751 words)

	Sun Protective Clothing, Sun Hats and UV Protection Swimwear - Coolibar
		We now offer SPF clothing, sun hats, sun protective swimwear and sunscreen designed to provide you with the highest UV protection available and to keep you cool, comfortable, and fashionable.
		While sun protective clothing is a new concept in America, it has been used in Australia for over a decade where it is now more popular than sunscreen.
		Our sun protective clothes, sun hats and UV protection swimwear are designed to cover a maximum amount of skin, use highly protective fabrics, and yet still be cool, comfortable and fashionable.
	www.coolibar.com (392 words)

	MIT EHS - Protective Clothing
		Protective footwear: (This section would cover safety shoes as well as use of chemical resistant boots, which should also be under clothing above.
		Clothing may be used to provide protection from chemical hazards that may damage the skin or personal clothing.
		Coveralls can be used to protect a maintenance employee’s skin and clothing from contamination in dirty areas or from high levels of dust generated during some jobs.
	web.mit.edu /environment/ehs/ppe_clothing.html (237 words)

	Regulation Part 8 Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment - Sun Jul 8, 2007
		If a glove, apron, or other protective equipment used to protect the skin against contact with a hazardous substance is rendered ineffective due to contamination with the substance, the protective equipment must be promptly replaced with clean or decontaminated equipment to maintain the required protection.
		The employer must provide appropriate respiratory protective equipment if a worker is or may be exposed to concentrations of an air contaminant in excess of an applicable exposure or excursion limit, or to an oxygen deficient atmosphere.
		A respirator must not be used for protection against concentrations of an air contaminant greater than the maximum use concentration, which is the concentration determined by multiplying the exposure limit for the air contaminant by the appropriate respirator protection factor selected from Table 8-1, or as otherwise determined by the Board.
	www2.worksafebc.com /Publications/OHSRegulation/Part8.asp (3652 words)

	Protective Clothing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The protective attributes of clothing with respect to these hazards is related to its degree of insulation, whereas protective clothing for flash fire and electric flashover requires flame resistance properties.
		In general, the effectiveness of clothing that protects against ionizing radiation is based on the principle of shielding (as with lead-lined aprons and gloves), whereas clothing employed against non-ionizing radiation, such as microwave, is based on grounding or isolation.
		Protective clothing can be made of natural materials (e.g., cotton, wool and leather), man-made fibres (e.g., nylon) or various polymers (e.g., plastics and rubbers such as butyl rubber, polyvinyl chloride, and chlorinated polyethylene).
	www.ilo.org /encyclopedia/?doc&nd=857400345&nh=0&ssect=1 (1064 words)

	Protective Clothing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Protective clothing is a commonly used control to reduce worker exposures to potentially toxic or hazardous chemicals when other controls are not feasible.
		Clothing used for protection against chemicals which are not water-soluble often cannot be decontaminated by washing with simple soap or detergent and water.
		A second common example is the reuse of protective clothing (including gloves) where the chemical has contaminated the inside of the protective clothing so that the worker increases his or her exposure on each subsequent use.
	www.ilo.org /encyclopedia/?print&nd=857400345 (4077 words)

	MaintenanceWorld.com: Protective Clothing: The Hazard of Selection - Craig Woodward
		Disposable garments are used for general industrial protection (not to be confused with uniform-type workwear), typically where the amount of protection required is relatively low and the hazards tend to be particles or light liquid splash.
		As protective technology has improved, along with increased knowledge of just how dangerous many commonly used chemicals can be, today's protective clothing wearer is faced with a complex array of choices.
		The ISO committee on protective clothing is currently balloting an international version of the ANSI/ISEA 103 draft as ISO/CD 16602, which has an expected approval in the first or second quarter of 2001.
	www.maintenanceworld.com /Articles/woodwardc/protectiveclothing.html (1699 words)

	:: Protective Clothing ::
		Protective clothing designed to be worn for work activities during which significant exposure to molten substance splash, radiant heat, and flame is likely to occur.
		Protective clothing designed for continuous wear for work activities in designated locations in which intermittent exposure to molten substance splash, radiant heat, and flame sources is possible.
		Protection against metal splash and radiant heat are secondary in intent.
	www.asiconsort.com /sunrise/aluminized.asp (320 words)

	Sunscreens and Sun-Protective Clothing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		To get the maximum protection from your sunscreen, apply at least one large handful about 30 minutes before you go outside, and reapply after swimming, toweling dry or participating in any vigorous activity that causes heavy perspiration.
		Sun-protective clothes have a label listing the garment's Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) value, that is, the level of protection the garment provides from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays.
		The higher the UPF, the higher the protection from the sun's UV rays.
	www.ftc.gov /bcp/conline/pubs/health/sun.htm (942 words)

	Protective Clothing
		Protective clothing should cover the areas of your body that are easily damaged or come into the most contact with the pesticide.
		Place the clothes in a basin containing a pre-rinse solution, or on a clothes line outdoors where they can be rinsed with a hose.
		Hanging clothes to dry outside allows any lingering chemical to be exposed to the sunlight, which helps to break down the chemicals found in many pesticides.
	envirocancer.cornell.edu /FactSheet/General/fs21.exposure.cfm (1978 words)

	Sun protective clothing. DermNet NZ
		The definition of a sun protective fabric is a fabric that must achieve a minimum UV Protection Factor (UPF) rating of at least UPF15 after the equivalent of 2 years of normal wear and tear.
		UPF is similar to SPF (sun protection factor) used to rate sunscreens but UPF is the rating used to measure the amount of UV rays that pass through fabrics when exposed to UV radiation.
		Sun protective clothing made from UV protective fabric is available from many stores; just look at the labelling to make sure it complies with the standard and has a UPF rating.
	dermnetnz.org /treatments/sun-protective-clothing.html (607 words)

	Sun Protective Clothing
		Sun damage is cumulative so it is never to soon, or too late, to wear sun protective clothing.
		This ultra lightweight sun protective shirt is made with moisture wicking fabric, has as ribbed collar and cuffs, a 3 button front and stepped hem.
		This ultra light sun protective shirt has a mesh vent back, bellowed pockets, roll up sleeves, fishing loop, is wrinkle resistant and quick drying.
	www.sungrubbies.com /men1sunprotectiveclothing.htm (212 words)

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		People who spend time outdoors in cold weather can reduce heat loss by wearing their clothing loosely and in layers and by keeping their hands, feet, and head well covered (30-50% of body heat is lost through the head).
		High-visibility apparel serves as a first line of defense to protect workers against being struck by a vehicle or piece of equipment operated by someone who otherwise would not be able to see them during the day or at night.
		Airgas has everything you need for protective clothing, ranging from insulated clothing for cold weather to flame retardant and high heat clothing for increasing temperatures.
	www.airgas.com /protective_clothing (640 words)

	The Skin Cancer Foundation - Sun-Protective Clothing: Get in on the Trend
		When selecting clothes for sun protection, consider fabrics that have been specially treated with chemical UV absorbers, known as colorless dyes.
		Only clothes with a UPF of 15-50+ may be labeled as sun-protective.
		Clothes that are marketed with a sun-protective claim are usually UPF 50+.
	www.skincancer.org /prevention/dress.php (725 words)

	Bergeron Protective Clothing stocks firefighter turnout gear, protective clothing, and equipment ...
		Built not only to provide maximum protection and durability, but also to move the way the human body moves — without restriction — enabling you to push the limits of performance, with less stress and fatigue.
		Staying current with technological advances in firefighter turnout gear is second nature at Bergeron Protective Clothing and being 2 miles away from Globe Manufacturing allows us access to the best firefighting turnout gear manufacturer in the world.
		Bergeron Protective Clothing covers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Northeastern Massachusetts and makes regular visits to all fire fighting communities with service vans stocked with leather and rubber boots, turnout gear specials, fire fighter helmets, gloves, hoods, and all kinds of miscellaneous fire fighting clothing.
	www.bergeronprotectiveclothing.com (591 words)

	Sun Protective Clothing
		Sun protection from clothing is perhaps the oldest, most common, and possibly the best form of sun protection.
		The challenge with sun protective clothing is to find a fabric that is comfortable, practical, and durable with high standards of ultraviolet protection.
		One problem with all sun protection clothing is wash and wear durability while maintaining UPF stability.
	www.yourskindoctor.com /sun_prot_cloth.html (324 words)

	Fire Chief \| Protective clothing, Nomex
		While the demonstration was extraordinary for the time, the use of protective clothing constructed of aluminized fabric by firefighters was limited to relatively narrow sets of circumstances.
		Even as recently as the 1960s, despite all the advances in other areas, firefighters' protective clothing was very much the same as it had been in the decades prior.
		“…[P]rotective clothing and equipment allow firefighters to get into places they should stay out of, and the senses that nature gave them to detect danger are dulled by their equipment.
	firechief.com /health_safety/firefighting_fashion_forward (2857 words)

	ScienceDaily: Health-care Workers' SARS Protective Clothing Systems
		Science Daily — Health-care workers who don protective clothing to stave-off infection from threats such as SARS, other emerging infectious diseases, and bio-terrorism are still vulnerable to contamination, a Queen's University study has found.
		Released in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, the study compares two kinds of recommended protective clothing systems and found that one kind of protective gear leaves health-care workers prone to contamination at their forearms, wrists, hands and necks.
		The studied protective gear is recommended by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and the US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to protect health-care workers performing high-risk procedures in patients affected by diseases, such as SARS, that are transmitted via aerosols or respiratory droplets.
	www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2006/08/060807004635.htm (694 words)

	UV Protection, Sun Protection, UV Protective, Sun Protective Clothing for your Kids
		Sun protection is all about changing habits and making kids want to wear UV protective clothing so that they can avoid serious skin damage and have lifelong healthy skin.
		Sun Protection is critical for children as estimates are that people typically receive about 80% of their lifetime sun exposure before the age of 18.
		UV Protection Factor (or UV Protection Factor) is similar to SPF (Sun Protection Factor).
	www.tugasunwear.com (318 words)

	SunProtective Clothing - Sun Facts
		With the continued depletion of the ozone, doctors recommend a comprehensive program of sun protection which includes avoidance of unnecessary exposure and a combination of sun protective clothing and sunscreens.
		With these facts and statistics in mind a sun protective fabric called solarweave® was created.
		During the summer, limiting the length of time spent outdoors between 11am and 4pm, wearing wide-brimmed hats and clothing to shade the skin and applying an SPF 15 or higher, broad-spectrum sunscreen will go a long way in helping to prevent skin cancer.
	www.sunprotectiveclothing.com /safe1.html (920 words)

	Protective Clothing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		SP can offer certification and to some extent testing for CE-marking of personal protective clothing.
		Tests are performed to some extent on chemical protective clothing and gloves.
		according to EN 369 "Protective clothing - Resistance of materials to permeation by liquids".
	www.sp.se /km/en/tech_ser/kmp/clothing.htm (84 words)

	Check out the latest in sun protective sports wear and outdoor clothing
		Not only are our clothes durable, but they offer superior UV sunlight protection.
		Plus, we have outdoor clothing sun protective for the whole family, so everyone is protected.
		Even though the skin cancer numbers are growing, it has never been simpler to prevent skin damage and cancer for you and your family.
	www.solareclipse.com /OutdoorClothingSunProtective.html (307 words)

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