MINIMUM PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS DEPARTMENT/OCCUPATION: CARPENTER SHOP SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: GARY LACHANCE REVISED: 06/30/2016

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1 CARPENTER SHOP SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: GARY LACHANCE REVISED: 06/30/2016 Working with power tools, machinery or Removing or replacing glass Working on floors or close to ground Working above ceiling tiles or ceiling repair Cutting keys ARE DAMAGED OR UNDER REPAIR Shattering glass Cuts and punctures Knee injury Overhead hazards Falling particles Flying metal particles with side shields if required if required as needed Work shoes as needed if required Knee pads as needed if required

2 PLUMBERS & HVAC SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: RANDY WRIGHT REVISED: 06/30/2016 Working with power tools, grinders, machinery or Boiler cleaning Repairing plumbing in bathrooms Welding and soldering Working with swimming pool chemicals and Working with chemicals (see SDS) Electrical or mechanical hazards Confined space entry Bloodborne Pathogens Burns to face Burns to hands and Body Chemical burns and other hazards (See SDS) as needed Face shield w/rubber gloves Lock out/tag out See OSHA Requirements Welders Shield Leather gloves Leather welding cape Face shield w/rubber gloves

3 ELECTRICIANS SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: RANDY WRIGHT REVISED: 06/30/2016 Safety DI Rated Working with medium to high voltage Working under or above drop ceilings or ceiling tiles Changing lights and ballasts Electrical shock *Arc flash Other required safety items to protect yourself and others from the potential of electrical shock or Arc Flash. See Arc Flash program. Falling objects Particles dropping into eye Electrical shock Fall from ladder Flying objects in eye Lock out/tag out *See Arc Flash Program in development Safety signs and barricades DI Rated Multi meter / GFI Tester as needed Work shoes DI Rated Hard Hat Lock out/tag out Proper fiberglass ladder DI Rated DI Rated

4 PAINTERS SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: RICHARD MICKUS / KEVIN POLK REVISED: 06/30/2016 with side shields with side shields Paint scraping or coating removal Cuts and abrasions Dust Respirator Working with chemicals Painting baseboards or working close to ground Burns to eyes and skin Refer to SDS for list of required PPE for each chemical type Knee injury Other PPE Required with side shields as needed Knee pads Working around roads or parking areas Struck by vehicle Safety vests

5 CUSTODIAL OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: RICHARD MICKUS/KEVIN POCK REVISED: 06/30/2016 Slip and fall from wet floor General Cleaning Wet floor Wet floor sign (mopping, bathroom sinks/tubs, walls, Exposure to blood borne pathogens and cleaning drinking fountains, etc.) Nitrile gloves agents General Floor Care (floor stripping, finishing, buffing, burnishing, etc.) Slip and fall from wet floor Splashes from or exposure to floor chemicals Slip and fall from wet floor Wet floor and nitrile gloves Wet floor sign as needed Cleaning Up Broken Glass Cut or laceration on hand Glass shard in eye Slip or fall on glass Slip and fall as needed High dusting and low dusting Safety goggles Nitrile gloves Working with swimming pool chemicals and Chemical burns and other hazards (See SDS) Face shield w/rubber gloves Working with or dispensing chemicals Chemical splash in eye Chemical exposure on skin Safety goggles Nitriles gloves

6 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: SUE COONRADT REVISED: 06/30/2016 (power washers, drills, pumps, blowers, etc.) Working with glass (taping, removing, etc.) Electrical shock Injuries from stored or mechanical energy ARE DAMAGED OR UNDER REPAIR Glass shards from shattering glass Cuts and punctures Lock out/tag out Working with chemicals Cutting ceiling tiles, zip ties, etc. (use utility knife must be in good condition) Working on floors or close to ground (replacing outlet covers and other repairs) Changing lights (if working on ladders, use proper ladder size and ladder safety techniques) Burns to eyes and skin Refer to SDS for list of required PPE for each chemical type Cuts and lacerations Knee injury Hand Injury Cuts and lacerations Electrical shock Falling particles as needed lifting device Cut resistant work gloves Knee pads (as needed) Lock out/tag out if required

7 MASON SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: BRUCE MURRAY REVISED: 06/30/2016 Working with chemicals Tile work in bathrooms (cutting tiles, concrete, etc.) Working on floors or close to ground Ceiling repair Burns to eyes and skin Refer to SDS for list of required PPE for each chemical type s Breathing in particulates Blood borne pathogens Knee injury Overhead hazards Falling particles with side shields with side shields Respirator as needed as needed as needed Knee pads (as needed)

8 OPERATIONS AND GROUNDS MECHANICS SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: BRUCE MURRAY REVISED: 06/30/2016 NOTE: All the listed minimum PPE requirements are based upon OSHA regulations and best practices of Skidmore College. Ultimately, it is the employees responsibility to utilize the proper PPE for each task. The employee is not limited to these levels of PPE (e.g. levels may be Working on vehicles and Flying particles Use the right tool for the job with side shields Working with power tools, machinery or with side shields Grinding and cutting Flying particles Face safety shield Cuts and punctures Arc welding and Gas cutting Flying heated particles ARC WELDING: Ultraviolet and infrared rays GAS CUTTING: Heat, glare, and flying fragments of hot metals ARC WELDING: Ultraviolet and infrared rays when others are in vicinity Clothing catching fire Burn on hands Safety goggles and welding screen Welders Shield with filter glass Welders Shield with filter glass Welding screen Flame proof apron and fire retardant clothing Leather welding gloves as needed Hydraulic lift Flying particles Operate according to manufacturer instructions with side shields

9 BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS SUPERVISOR/MANAGER: BRUCE MURRAY REVISED: 06/30/2016 (blowers, chipper, riding mower, walk behind mower, weed whacker, power washers, road sweepers, etc.) Working with chain saws, power sheers, power pole pruners (work with a partner) Trash and Recyclables handling (removing trash bags from cans and rubbish shed) with side shields Cuts and abrasions Leather work gloves If dusty Electrical shock GFI Cords Injury from falling out of moving Wear seat belts (if available) Cuts and abrasions with side shields Leather work gloves Leg protection (chaps) Falling objects and high decibel noise with hearing protection Handling trash bags in Shed: Cuts and punctures Handling trash bags from receptacles Working outside in extreme temperatures Heat exhaustion / Heat Stroke Hypothermia / Frost bite as needed lifting device as needed Wear appropriate clothing to protect you against effects of extreme weather conditions. Flying objects in eyes Working with pruners and loppers Cuts, punctures and abrasions Leather work gloves Flying metal particles Refuse truck drivers Accidental movement of truck Wheel chocks Seat belts Working around roads or parking areas Struck by vehicle Safety vests