![]() ![]() If chrome 6 levels in the air are above the PEL the DOSH rule requires respirator use in the following cases: We will provide you with the proper respirator and provide medical evaluations, fit-testing, and additional training. The type of respirator worn depends on the amount of chrome 6 in the air. Types of Respirators for Chrome 6 In some jobs involving chrome 6 exposure, you may need to wear a respirator. Welding in confined spaces Welding on stainless steel in a confined space will most likely require both exhaust ventilation and the use of respirators. Use available local exhaust ventilation at all times. Welding work practices When welding, keep your head out of the welding plume. Work practices to reduce chrome 6 exposure There are several ways you can reduce your chrome 6 exposure: Always wear your respirator in the areas where it is required, Don’t eat, drink or smoke in the area where there is chrome 6, When you take a break, wash your hands before eating, drinking or smoking. We use the following controls to reduce the amount of chrome 6 you are exposed to: Other types of engineering controls can be used to reduce amount of chrome 6 released into the air. Placing the exhaust duct close to the welding point captures welding fume most effectively.
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