Do your new $14.41 coats meet the requirements specified in ASTM

F2302-03 for labeling protective clothing as heat and flame resistant?

If so, who is the manufacturer.


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Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 3:56 PM

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Subject: Re: [DCHAS-L] Laboratory PPE and lab coats cleaning


When new lab coats only cost 14.41 why clean them? Just buy new!



On Jan 2, 2008, at 3:23 PM, Lazarski, Peter M. wrote:


> I can't help with #1 (how is it that PPE would interferes with work on

> plants?) but for #2, we have a commercial laundry service come in  

> once a

> week to take the soiled coats and return clean. Current cost is

> $3.09/coat/week.

>

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> Behalf Of

> Yung Morgan

> Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 12:17 PM

> To: DCHAS-L**At_Symbol_Here**LIST.UVM.EDU

> Subject: [DCHAS-L] Laboratory PPE and lab coats cleaning

>

> Dear list members,

>

> Hope the holiday season was good to you and yours. I have a double  

> fold

> question for the group and would appreciate any suggestions or  

> ideas you

> may

> have

>

> 1.	PPE in labs: We have a policy to wear Personal protective

> equipment

> (PPE) which include lab coats and safety glasses in all research labs.

> Our

> hard science group i.e. Chemistry, polymer sciences would wear  

> them. The

> life science group: Biology, Vet and Animal science and psychology  

> tend

> to

> fight the issue citing that they work with plants, and microscopes

> etc... My

> questions: Any of your organizations have encountered these same  

> issues?

> .do

> you suggest individual Chem. Hygiene plans so that the PI can  

> delineate

> areas for safety eyewear uses. Ca you suggest any sample of Individual

> Chem.

> Hygiene plan effective to use in a research labs, mostly in the life

> science

> ones?

> 2.	Lab coats cleaning: Our researchers said they would use their

> lab

> coats more if the lab coats can be cleaned by the institution. Do you

> have

> an inexpensive service on campus for dirty lab coats? We asked they

> don't

> take the contaminated coats home to be cleaned.

>

> Thank you in advance for all your help and /or suggestions. Have a  

> great

> New

> Year!

>

> Yung Morgan, MsPH

> Chemical Safety

> Industrial Hygiene Services

> Environmental Health and Safety

> 117 Draper hall

> UMASS,Amherst MA 01003

> phone (413)  545-2682

> Fax  (413) 545-2600

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