ML20042B128
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| Site: | Hatch  |
| Issue date: | 03/09/1982 |
| From: | GEORGIA POWER CO. |
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USE AND CARE OF RESPIRATORS i
A. PURPOSE To provide instructions for the proper se'lection, use, maintenance, control and storage of respiratory equipment.
This procedure covers the following respiratory devices:
MSA Custom Comfo Aerosol - Filter Respirator MSA Ultra Filter Respirator f MSA Pressure Demand Apparatus (Air Pack) ) j MSA Constant Flow Air Line Respirator . I
- 8. SAFETY i Observe Radiatio,n Protection Procedures.
C. REFERENCES i
- l. 10 CFR20 para. 20.103 pd 2. Regulatory Guide 8.15 3 MSA Respirators Instructions for Use and Maintenance
- 4. NUREG-0041
- 3. ANSI-88.2 D. MANAGEMENT POLICY It is the Georgia Power management policy to minimize the inhalation of airborne radioactive materials to all personnel assigned or visiting Plant E. I. Hatch. For this reason it is mandatory that personnel at Plant Hatch adhere to all procedures, and policies relating to the respiratory protection program.
The management policy will be normally accomplished by the application of engineering controls, including process, Periodic evaluation of containment, and ventilation equipment.
the respiratory protection program will provide the management with the means for determining what additional measures, equipment and controls may be necessary, where practical, to further meet the objective, while in turn reduce the need for
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The use of respirators as a substitute for practical engineering controls in routine operations is inappropriate. Therefore the installed process, containment, and ventilation equipment will be utilized, in addition to preplanning of work, to minimize the use of respiratory equipment. ,
Nonroutine operations are activities that are either nonrepetitive or else occur so infrequently that adequate limitation of exposures by engineering controls is impractical.
For operations of this type respiratory equipment will be used 4 where needed to provide protection.
Emergency operations are unplanned events characterized by risks sufficient to require immediate action or mitigate an abrupt or ,
rapidly deteriorating situation. Procedures have been issued for ,
handling most emergency situations and are contained in procedure series HNP-4000-4999. Adequate quantities of and locations for respiratory protection equipment are proviqed to handle emergency situations. Training and retrainir.g of personnel in emergency :
situations requi' ring respiratory protection is provided. l Prior to issuing a respirator to an individual, he/she will be informed of the following policy: Persons wearing respirators
- e may leave the area at any time for relief frorr. respirator use in (m) the event of equipment malfunction, physical or psychological distress, procedural or communication failure, significant deterioration of operating conditions, or any other condition that might require such relief.
E. REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS 10 CFR20 paragraph 20.103 specifies regulations regarding
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exposure of individuals to concentrations of radioactive materials in air in restricted areas. This procedure has been written to carry out the regulations.
F. DESCRIPTION OF RESPIRATORS
- 1. Ultra Filter Full Facepiece Respirator :
This respirator is a full f acepiece unit with a single or double cartridge prov! ding protection f actor of 50 against dust, fumes, and mists having a time weighted average less than 0.05 milligram per cubic meter. (See Table 1 for definition of protection factor.) The respirator with the oval ultra filter cartridge has an approval No. TC 21C-150. The respirator with the round ultra filter Type H l cartridge has an approval No. TC 21C-155.
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This respirator removes only dispersoids from the air. It gives no protection against gases, vapors, or oxygen deficiency (less than 19.5% 02)-
- 2. Pressure Demand Apparatus (Air Pack)
The Pressure Demand Apparatus ( Air Pack) consists of a high pressure cylinder, a pressure demand regulator connected by a high pressure tube to the cylinder, a facepiece and tube assembly with an exhalation valve, and a harness assembly for mounting the complete apparatus on the body. The unit maintains a slight positive pressure inside the facepiece during inhalation, thus minimizing potential air in-leakage into the facepiece. The unit contains an audible signal device to indicate when the breathing supply has dropped to a point where the user must return to fresh air. The unit is rated for 30 minutes service. Actual service time will depend on the user and his level of exertion. The unit has an approval No. TC13F-29. It can be used in oxygen '
deficient and in toxic atmospheric conditions and has a protection factor of 10,000 for particulates, gases and vapors.
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- 3. Constant Flow Air Line Respirator - Full and Half facepiece The Constant Flow Air Line Respirator is a respirator approved for use in atmospheres not immediately hazardous to' life or health. The unit consists of a f acepiece and tube assembly, low pressure control valve', from 25-300 feet of air hose, and a portable air filter and regulator.
Breathing air for this unit is provided by the plant service air compressors. The service air is filtered and reduced in pressure to 35-40 psig by the portable air filter and regulator to meet the requirements of the respirator. With this respirator, a continuous flow of breathable air is supplied to the facepiece and provides a cooling ef fect as it meets the respiratory requirements of the wearer. The unit has an approval No. TC19C-78 and provides a protection factor of 2000 for particulates, gases and vapors.
- 4. Hoods and Suits No allowance can be made for wearing hoods and suits for protection against inhalation of radi~onuclides at present.
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bs G. SELECTION OF RESPIRATORS FOR USE NOTE Respiratory protection devices may be required in any situation arising from plant operations where the potential for airborne radioactivity, oxygen defic'iency, or toxic atmospheres exists. In such cases, the air will be monitored by Health Physics or other qualified personnel and the necessary protective devices specified according to the concentration and type of airborne contaminants present. It is the responsibility of the individual and his supervisor to notify Health Physics personnel when working with radioactive or hazardous material that are likely to become airborne. Every precaution should be taken to keep air contamination to a minimum through use of proper ventilation and prior decontamination of equipment or work areas.
- 1. Regulatory, limits and rules.
Respiratory protective equipment will be selected to provide a protection factor greater than the multiple by which peak concentrations of radioactive materials are expected to
exceed the values specified in Table I Column 1 of Appendix B to 10 CFR20. The equipment selected is to be used so that the average concentration of radioactive material in the air that is inhaled during any period of uninterrupted use in an airborne radioactivity area, on any day, by any individual using the equipment, will not exceed the values specified in Table I, Column 1 of Appendix B to 10CFR20.
For purposes of this procedure, the concentration of radio-active material in the air that.is inhaled when respirators are worn may be initially estimated by dividing the ambient concentration in air by the protection factor specified in Table 1. If a respirator user's intake of radioactive materials is later determined by other measurements to have been greater than that expected from initial estimates of radioactive materials in the air the user inhales, the If greater quantity is to be used in evaluating exposures.
it is less than that initially estimated, the lesser quantity may be used in evaluating exposures.
- 2. Administrative rules and limits.
- a. Section E and paragraph G.1 prescribe rules and regulations which shall not be exceeded. For administrative purposes Table 2 will be used for
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- b. If airborne conditions exist which require consideration toward exceeding the administrative limits in Table 2, a laboratory supervisor must be consulted and his approval received before using greater values.
- 3. Selection procedure.
- a. Determine the radiological (external radiation and airborne) conditions in the work area using the procedures HNP-8005, 8012, 8013. Air samples should be taken as near the breathing zone where the work will be performed as possible. ( Also if the worker has to pass through an airborne area to get to the work place).
- b. If air s mpling o confirms that an airborne condition, as defined in HNP-8003, exists in the work area, respiratory protection equipment, increased surve(llance, or limitation of working times is warranted.
- c. Consider the type of work, work hazards and locations, time to complete the work, ambient conditions at the
(~T work location, equipment to be used by the worker, and kJ the potential for airborne conditions to develop during the work period (i.e. highly contaminated areas and equipment, opening of equipment during the work, air movement in the work location, cutting and welding work, etc.).
- d. Consult with a laboratory supervisor or designated alternate and select the proper respirator for the work conditions using Table 2 and paragrdoh b and c above.
- e. Issue the respiratory equipment per Section H.
The worker, af ter proper training, will wear the l respirator using Section I as guidance for donning the equipment.
- 4. Determination of Airborne Radiation Exposure.
- a. Anytime an individual is likely to inhale, for any two hours in a day or ten hours in one week, radioactive materials in uniform concentrations as specified in Appendix B. Table 1 Column 1 of 10CFR20, the following calculations shall be made to oetermine levels of airborne radiation exposure.
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- b. From the data on HNP-8013 Figure 2 and HNP-8008 Figure 2, calculate the exposure to airborne radioactive materials as follows: '
K Activity N MPC - HRS = HoursinAreamultipliedby\(PF)N * {
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- c. Log the airborne exposure in MPC HRS for the appropriate day on Form 5 using the results obtained 73 from G.4.b.
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H. CONTROL, ISSUANCE, PROPER USE AND RETURN OF RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT
- 1. The Health Physics staf f controls the issuance, proper use, inspection, cleaning and repair, testing and fitting, spare l parts, and quantities of respirator equipment required.
(The Regulatory Specialist handles special training for the fire brigade and team on SCBA). Training is conducted by l the Training Department.
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- a. Those persons who have been trained, fitted and tested a for that type equipment. l o
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- 3. Only BM/NIOSH approved equipment will be used when taking credit for the use of respirators in protecting personnel from airborne activity. .
- 4. Respiratory equipment will be issued using a Radiation Work -
Permit procedure, except during emergency conditions. f 5.- Adequate surveillance and surveys of the work activity by f the Health Physics staf f will assure proper use of the ;
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- 6. The Health Physics staff will conduct an adequate number of ;
air surveys during the work period to verify and assess . i radiological conditions and exposure to personnel. ,
- 7. Facelets will not be used for protection against airborn radionuclides. l{
- 8. Equipment will be used within the limitations for its type i and make of use as described in this procedure.
O 9. Oniv ene Scea equipment is to be used as emergency devices.
- 10. Where required, spectacle kits will be furnished to permanent plant personnel.
- 11. Where required, goggles, anti-fog compounds and communication gear will be furnished to respiratory users.
- 12. Contact lenses are not to be worn with full-facpiece respirators.
- 13. Air purifying respirators are not to be used in oxygen deficient atmospheres or atmospheres immediately hazardous to life or health.
- 14. No credit will be taken for use of sorbent cartridges against radioactive materials.
- 15. Only high efficiency cartridges, as described in Section F will be used in air purifying respirators when making allowance for the use of respiratory equipment in estimating exposures of individuals to airborne . radioactive materials.
- 16. Filter cartridges on air purifying respirators must be 3 replaced with a fresh cartridge af ter one work day's use by one individual. ,
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- 17. Respiratory equipment except emergency equipment, will be issued by and returned to the Health Physics staff.
Issuance will be controlled through an RWP permit, a Respirator Clearance List (or Respirator Clearance Card),
and the use of Form 6. The normal method of 10suance will be through the use of the clearance card unless exempted by the H.P. Superintendent or designee'. In* lieu of Form 6, Health Physics may control issuance and return of respirators at established control points by the worker surrendering the respirator clearance card to the Health Physics technician upon issuance. This card will be retained until.the respirators are returned.
I. USING THE RESPIRATORS
- 1. Health Physics will issue the proper respirator for the work to be performed.
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- a. Each respirator user is emplatically advised that he should immediately leave tt.e area for relief from respirator use in case of equipment malfunction, physical or psychological discomfort, or any other
- ]_ condition that might cause reduction in the protection afforded the user.
- b. Respiratory protective devices should never be worn when a satisfactory face seal cannot be obtained.
- c. Custom Comfo Aerosol - half face respirator will not be used for respiratory protection.
- 2. Full facepiece w/ type H Ultra Filter Cartridge.
- a. Perform Steps I.5. and I.l.b. above. l
- b. Re.nove the facepiece af ter use per subsection 1.6. l
- 3. Constant flow air line respirators. (full and half facepiece).
- a. Inspect equipment as per Step N.S. l
- b. Connect the portable filter and regulator unit to a house service air line, using the air hose provided.
l Attention should be made to keep the unit out of the l contaminated area; but if this is not possible, it l, should be wrapped in plastic.
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- c. Tag the service air outlet witii a "To Be Operated by H.P. only" Tag,
- d. Adjust the regulator for 35-40 psi. Bleed o f f the filter trap for moisture. .
- e. Place the control valve on a belt or loop on the lef t side of the body.
- f. Put on the test facepiece as in subsection I.5. l
- g. Connect 25-300 f t. of MSA air hose from portable filter regulator unit to the control ~ valve. Then connect fa'cepiece breathing tube to the control valve.
- h. Af ter leaving the airborne or work area, do not remove the facepiece until outer pair of gloves, coveralls and shoecovers are removed. (This may not be possible in all cases).
- i. Disconnect breathing tube and air line hose from the control valve. Disconnect air line hose at outlet of filter regulator unit.
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- k. Shut of air supply to filter-regulator unit and disconnect hose.
. NOTE Do not perform this step until all persons are ,i through using the filter-regulator unit.
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- a. Check the pressure gauge in the cylinder valve to insure that the cylinder is full (2216 psi pressure).
If there is less pressure, the service life will be reduced accordingly.
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Adjust straps before straightening up. Fasten waist belt snugly. Should further adjustment be necessary, lean forward and aojust straps. Use of chest strap is optional.
(2) Extend narrow shoulder straps. Don the apparatus like a vest. Lean forward while the shoulder straps are being adjusted. Fasten waist belt securely and snap chest strap if desired.
- c. Open the cylinder valve handwheel fully (at least 3 turns) and close the By-Pass (red) handwheel on the Demand Regulator. ,
- d. Place palm of hand over the pressure Demand Regulator i outlet firmly to block it leaktight. This is necessry as the pressure Demand Regulator *is spring loaded and air will flow automatically if the outlet is not blocked.
- e. Open the Main Line (yellow) handwheel fully and observe the pressure gauge on the Regulator. This gauge C indicates the pressure in the cylinder and should read 2216 psig i 100 psig if fully charged. If there is l less pressure in the cylinder the service life will be reduced accordingly. Turn off the cylinder valve and watch the pressure gauge on the regulator. There should be no drop in pressure if the equipment is leaktight. If there is noticeable deflection of the needle the equipment should be checked and the leak corrected before entering a toxic atmosphere. Shut off Main-Line Valve. ,
- f. Put on respirator as per subsection I.5. l
- g. Connect mask hose to regulator. Open Main-Line Valve fully.
- h. Breathe normally as the apparatus automatically satisfies any breathing requirement.
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be opened and the By-Pass valve adjusted to provide the flow desired. Leave hazardous area immediately since ;
life of apparatus is greatly diminished when By-Pass valve is being used.
- 1. After leaving the airborne area, remove the tank and harness but do not remove the facepiece until outer pair of gloves, coveralls and'shoecovers areAssistance removed. .
(This may not be possible in all cases).
will be required to hold the cylini and harness while removing coveralls. .
J. Unlock the lever on the cylinder. valve and close the valve. Do not use excessive force as the valve closes leaktight with little ef fort.
- k. Release pressure in high pressure hose by breathing until air is exhausted.
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- 1. Remove facepiece as in subsection I.6.
- 5. Donning the facepiece
- a. Inspect the facepiece to be sure that all partsparts Rubber are in 4 good condition and installed properly. See section 0 for should be pliable and not cracked.
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- b. Pull out the fa epiece headband straps so that the ends are at the buckles and grip facepiece between the thumb and fingers. Insert chin well into the lower part of the facepiece and pull the headbands back over the head. To obtain a firm and comfortable fit against the facepiece at all points, adjust headbands as follows:
(1) See that straps lie flat against head.
(2) Tighten lower or neck straps.
(3) Tighten the side straps (do not touch forehead or g s, front strap). l
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(a) Tighten forehead or front straps a few notches if necessary. ,
(6) Check for proper seal using the' field testing procedure in subsection J.2. t I
- 6. Removing the facepiece
- a. Af ter using the respirator remove the outer pair of ;
contaminated gloves. Bend your body forward at the waist until the chest is parallel to the floor. Then remove the facepiece by grasping the cartridge housing and lifting outward. (For airline respirators and SCBA's, grasp-breathing tube connection at the -
facepiece). .
CAUTION Care should be taken when removing respirator to insure that open areas of the face do not become contamirated 77 from contact with the equipment. AVOID UNNECESSARY V JERKY MOTIONS WITH THE FACEPIECE AS ANY CONTAMINATION MAY BE SHAKEN OFF AND ON TO YOU.
- b. Place facepiece along with all associated respiratory
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WARNING Respiratory equipment is a personnel safety device and should not be mistreated (i.e. thrown, kicked, dropped, mutilated). Personnel found abusing this equipment will receive disciplinary action.
- c. Survey yourself .for contamination, making a very thorough survey of the face and head. If contamination is found contact Health Physics immediately. l l
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- 1. ' Initial Fitting and Testing Each person requiring the use of a respirator will be
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- b. Anthropometric measurements (f ace length, f ace width, ,
and lip width) will be taken to identify persons who fall outside of the 95% limits of f acial measurement.
Any facial abnormalities will also be noted. This information will be documented on Form 2 and will '
assist in identifying those persons ,who might have more difficulty in obtaining a good seal with a respirator. i.
- c. A qualitative test will be performed for each type of ,
facepiece as follows: i (1) The person dons the respirator with an organic cartridge attached.
(2) The person checks the facepiece seal using the negative pressure test as described in NUREG-0041 paragraph 8.5.2.3.3. ,
(3) Ihe instructor will test the fit during normal breathing by waving a cotton or stencil brush filled with isoamyl acetate gently near the periphery of the facepiece. Smoke tubes, when available, may also be used. If ador is detected, the wearer must re-adjust the facepiece and the
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(4) The instructor may then have the wearer perform the following movements:
(a) deep breathing (b) moving head from side to side (slowly)
(c) moving head up and down (slowly)
(d) frown (for full face masks only)
(e) talking (e.g., speaking a short passage aloud)
(f) normal breathing.
(5) The instructor will then re-check the seal with f *s-( >)
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- 2. Field Testing
- a. Where practical, respirators will be tdsted in the ,
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- b. Where it is impractical, a negative pressure test will i I
be performed as follows: 1 (1) Close off the inlet opening of the canister or breathing tube by covering it with the palm of the ,
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(2) Gently in' hale so that facepiece collapses slightly.
(3) Kold breath for 10 seconds.
(4) If facepiece remains in slightly collapsed
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K. MEDICAL REQUIREMENT All personnel who wear respirators will be evaluated by competent medical personnel prior to an assignment requi, ring such use. The evaluation will determine if the individual is physically able to perform the work and use the respiratory protective equipment. A physician will determine what health and physical conditions are pertinent. The medical status of each respirator user will be reviewed annually.
L. BI0 ASSAYS AND SURVEYS I
- 1. Air sampling and contamination surveys A comprehensive air sampling and contamination survey program is in ef fect to identify radioactive hazards to l evaluate individual exposures, and to permit proper selection of respiratory protective equipment. Surveys are performed on a routine and special btsis per the use of
(, procedures HNP-8013, 8012, 8008, 8005, 8050 and applicable instrument operating procedures. High-efficiency (greater i
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- 2. Bioassays -
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- a. Whole body counting -
(1) It is the intent to obtain a whole body count or urinalysis on each G.P.C. employee who may have been exposed to airborne radioactivity at least (
once each year. 3 (2) Whole body counts will also be made where suspect '
internal contamination has occurred. '
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(1) A* fission product and tritium analysis will be i performed routinely on selected personnel who may have been exposed to airborne radioactivity.
(2) The above analysis will also be made, when deemed s necessary, where suspect internal contamination s has occurred.
- c. Nasal, throat swabs or washings and breath samples will be performed as necessary on suspect inhalation cases to serve as a qualitative exposure index for radionuclides.
- d. Follow up sampling (Whole body, urinalysis, nasal throat swabs, breath samples, etc.)'will be performed and will be frequent enough to evaluate the uptake of .
radionuclides after an incident. The sample collection will be appropriately timed to permit accurste evaluation of the total intake and the resultant dose.
NOTE It is noted that there are extenuating circumstances which may prevent whole body counting of all personnel affected by this procedure. Such situations as persons leaving the plant site without proper notification to
! the management, whole body counting equipment
! malfunction at critical counting times and scheduling l Impossibilities will prevent a 100% whole body counting I program. The frequency of these events, should not
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- 1. All breathing air supplied by air compressors and bottled air will meet the minimum requirements of Grade D air as prescribed by the Compressed Gas Association or better.
Refer to NUREG-0041 page 5-19 for limits,
- 2. Samples of air from air supply sources will be taken on a 45 day frequency and mailed to an outside laboratory for testing.
- 3. Oxygen and breathing air are not to be used in the same apparatus.
- 4. Proper fittings will be used with supplied air equipment. ,
- 5. Og.vgen shall never 'tur used with air line respirators.
N. INSPECTION ANG KAINTENANCE All respirators shall be inspected routinely before and after '
each use. A respirator that is not routinely used but is kept ready for emergency use shall be inspected af ter each use and at 7-(_j least monthly to insure that it is in satisfactory working condition. All routinely used respirators shall be inspected before and after use and at least monthly and shall have an inspection sticker.
An inspection-sticker shall be attached to the outside and inside !
of each emergency respirator container and a record of inspection 1
- kept on Form 3, Respirator Monthly Inspection Report. Any respirator not meeting inspection acceptance shall be repaired or replaced. Respirators will be repaired only by personnel designated by a laboratory supervisor.
- 1. Facepiece and breathing tube (SCBA & Constant Air Flow)
- a. Inspect the facepiece and breathing tube for signs of mechanical damage, deterioration, cracking or rupture.
Tears occur most frequently about strap attachments, outlet. valves and hose. Discard equipment damaged in this manner,
- b. Check the protective tape and metal band bindings for deterioration. Replace as necessary.
- c. Inspect the tab assemblies on the facepiece used for attaching head straps. All buckles should be present and in good operating condition.
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- e. Inspect the exhaust valve for proper sealing of the rubber diaphragm. Replace as necessary.
- f. Check breathing tube connections for deterioration and damage and tightness. Repair or repla,6e as necessary. ;
- 2. Custom Comfo Aerosol-Filter Respirator In addition to Step 1, just prior to use check that the type of cartridge is correct and thatExamine the cartridges are screwed the cartridge for into the respirator securely.
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Ultra Filter Respirator-Full facepiece. In addition to Step 3.
1, just prior to use:
- a. Check that the type of cartridge is correct and that the cartridge is coupled to the respirator securely.
- b. Examine the cartridge for damage and check that the inlet seal has not been removed.
- 4. Pressure Demand Apparatus (Air Pack) b3 In addition to Step 1, perform the following:
- a. Check for proper operation of cylinder valve assembly.
- b. Check main pressure gauge for proper operation and that*
air cylinder is full (2216 + 100 psig). If cylinder pressure is less than 2116 psig, remove air pack from service and recharge. ,
- c. Inspect condition of hose connection and hose to cylinder valve assembly. If hose is cracked replace it.
- d. Check operation of Main Line (yellow) valve by l operating it.
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- e. Check operation of low pressure alarm monthly by closing cylinder valve and cracking the Main Line (yellow) valve open. This should let the pressure decay of f so the alarm should sound at about 540 psi.
- f. Check operation of regulator bypass (red) valve by operating it.
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- 5. Constant Flow Air Line Respirator-In addition to Step 1 perform the following:
- b. Check all hoses for cracks and leaks.
- c. Connect the portable air filter regulator to an air supply and check operation of the gauge, filter, regulator and inlet and outlet couplings. Check the filter trap for moisture. Pressure gauge should read 35-40 psig.
NOTE Filter media for filters will be changed after each refueling outage for the units u, sed during the outage.
- 6. Pressure Demand Air Line Respirator (Bottle Air)
In addition to Step 1 perform the following:
/"; a. Check the operation of all couplings by mating them to k/ working couplings,
- b. Check all hoses for cracks and leaks.
- c. Connect the high pressure regulator on the high pressure air cylinder to be used and check operation by turning air on and adjusting regulator for 80-100 psig.
- a. Check lists are inluded in each 401 SCBA Air Pack Unit.
- b. Refer to the checklist while performing the monthly inspection. Comply with each item listed. See Form 5.
- 8. S.C.B. A. Breathing Air Tanks (Model 401 Air Pack).
- a. Each steel tank will be hydrostatically tested to 3360 psig. on a 5 year frequency.
- b. Each aluminum and fiberglass tank will be >
hydrostatically tested to 3360 psig on a 3 year frequency.
, c. Form 4 will be used as a master list for determining when the testing will be performed.
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- 9. Semi-Annual MSA 401 Regulator Testing.
- a. Each regulator will be tested every six months using the MSA Portable Regulator Testor.
- b. Once the regulator passes all .the tests as described in the MSA Portable Regulator Testor. Manual an inspection sticker will be place on the regulator bearing the date it was tested.
- c. In the remarks section of the monthly respirator inspection sheet FORM 3 for the particular MSA 401 that is being tested, note it was tested and that it passed or failed its test.
NOTE Only personnel trained and certified by MSA will be >
approved to test or repair MSA 4'01 Regulators.
O. CLEANING AND SANITIZING I. Monitor entire equipment as soon as possible af ter use to determine level of contamination. Pay particular attention to filters, exhaust valve housing and straps.
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- a. Fixed contamination:
Beta-gamma-0.2 millirad per hour above background at contact.
Alpha-100 d/m/100 cm2
- b. Smearable contamination:
No detectable removable activity using a standard swipe technique (disc smear over 100 cm2), g
- 2. Facemask and breathing tube.
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- a. Add one package of powdered MSA Cleaner-Sanitizer per gallon of warm water (about 120 degrees F.).
- b. Immerse equipment in the solution and scrub gently with a soft brush until clean. Take care to clean the exhalation valve in the facepiece and all other parts ,
that exhaled air contacts. A dishwasher may be used in lieu of hand cleaning.
- c. Rinse in plain warm water (about 120 degrees F.) and then air dry.
NOTE Do not fold head straps in front of face piece for storage.
- d. Survey the equipment for radioactive contamination.
The facepiece and breathing tube (s) must have no detectable removable activity using a standard smear survey technique. Fixed contamination shall not exceed 0.2 millirad / hour at contact beta-gamma and 100 dpm/100 cm2 alpha. Alpha surveys are not required unless aiana coatamiaatioa is suspected-O
- e. Place routinely used f acepieces af ter inspection in a clean plastic bag and store in their assigned storage locations. (During periods of high usage it will be acceptable to delete the clean plastic bag storage requirement). Place respirators assigned for emergency use only, after inspecting, in the compartments built for them and return them to their storage locations.
NOTE Respirators should be packed or storcd so that the facepiece and exhalation valve will rest in a normal ,
position and function will not be impaired by the elastomer setting in an abnormal position.
- 3. Other equipment (harness, regulator, air cylinder, hose).
- a. Remove the used air cylinder from the Pressure Demand Apparatus (Air Pack) and decontaminate by wiping with a i
wet pad of Cleaner-Sanitizer solution and then with a l
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- b. Wipe down harness, breathing bags, regulator and hose n
with wet pads as necessary to reduce the transferable contamination to less than 1000 dpm/100 cm2 V # beta-gamma and 100 dpm/100 cm2 alpha. Alpha surveys are not required unless alpha c tion is suspected.
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- c. Survey equipment af ter drying to verify contamination levels do not exceed those in Step 0.3.b.
- d. Attach a fully charged cylinder to the harness and regulator assembly of the Pressure Demand Apparatus (Air Pack). .
- e. Store equipment in their designated areas.
f P. REVIEWS AND RECORDS
- 1. A laboratory foreman Will routinely review respiratory practices and procedures to assess the program effectiveness.
?. Timely assessments of a particular individual's intake will be made if and when required and adequate records will be j maintained for summary review and evaluation. ,
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- 3. If an individual's intake exceeds 40 NPC hrs. in seven j consecutive
- days an evaluation will be made and action taken to assure against recurrence. Records of the occurrence, -
evaluations and actions taken will be kept in a clear and readily identifiable form suitable for summary review and evaluation. Radiation Occurrance Forms (HNP-8005),
O Personnel Contamination Report (HNP-8009), Radiation Work Permits (HNP-8008) in addition to survey records, bioassay results, etc. make up most of these records.
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SECTION TITLE PAGE NO.
A Purpose 1 B Safety ,
1 C References 1 0 Management Policy 1 E Regulatory Requirements 2 F Description of Respirators 2 G Selection of Respirators for Use 4 H Control Issuance, Proper use, and Return of Respiratory Equipment . 6 I Using the Respirators 8 J- Fitting and Testing 14 (S K Medical Requirement 16
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L Bioassays and Surveys 16 M Respirable Air Requirement 18 N Inspection and Maintenance 18 0 Cleaning and Sanitizing ,
21 P Reviews and Records 23 Tables:
- 1. Protection factors for respirators 26
- 2. Airborne concentration limits for 28 Forms:
- 1. Inspections o f 401 SCB A 29
- 2. Respiratory Protection Training 30
- 3. Respirator Monthly Inspection Report 31
- 4. MSA Respirator (Model 401) SCBA (Tank Hydrostatic Test Master List) 33
. %>(~) 5. MPC-HR tracking (Yearly) 35 y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..________________________________.-.______________..__________
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! PROTECTIOfJ F ACTORS FOR RESPIRATORS 8 SEI.ECTION OF TESTED PROTECTION FACTO!tS d & CEltTirirn COUIP5frNT PARTICU. PAllTICLf- tWitLAL' OF SitNI.S N AllONAL LATES 1. Alls.GASFS INST 11U1 E I On OCCLVATIONAl.
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I. AIR PURll'YING RTSPIR ATORS Facepieec. half maski NP- 10 50 30 CFR Part,11 Subpart K Facepiece, full NP .
i Facepiece, half man,'u!!,or hood PP 1000 i
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- 1. Air-bne respitator +
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Facerlece, half-mask 10 Facepiece, half mask D '
CF 2000 racepiece, full 50 30 CFR Part 11 Subpart J Facepiece, full D,
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h I Suit CF 2.Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
D 50 Facerlece, full 10,000) 30 CFR Part 11 Subpart H Facepiece, full PD ,
R 50 Facepiece, full b)
(. Ill. CO\lltlN ATION RESPIR ATOR Any combination of air-purifying Protection factor for type and mode of operation 30 CFR Part 11 $ 11.63(b) and atmosphere-supplying i respirators as listed above ,
-For use trL the se!<etion of respiratory protective devices to be
- 2. The protection factors apply:
used there the contaminant has been identified and the (a) Only for trained individuals wearing properly fitted concentration (or possible concentration) is known. respirators used and maintained under wpervision in a well-planned respiratory prot:ctive program.
bonly for shaven faces and where nothing interferes with the seal of tight fitting facepieces against the skin. (floods and (b) For air purifying respirators only when high efficiency suits are excepted.) particulate fdters [ abase 99.97% removal efficiency by thermally generated 0.3 um dioetyl phthalate (DOP) test l
'The mode symbols are defined as follows: are used in atmospheres not deficient in oxygen and not containing radioactive gas or vapor respiratory hazards.
CF = continuous flow D = demand (c) For atmosphere-supplying respirators only when NP= neg.ative pressure (i.e., negative phase during inhala.
supplied with adequate respitable air tion)
PD = pressure demand (i.e., always positise pressure) ' Excluding radioactive contaminants that present an absorption PP = positisc pressure or submersion hazard. For tritium oude, approxiinately one R= demand, recirculating (closed circuit) half of the intake occurs by absorption through the skin so that an oserall protection factor of less than 2 is appropriate d i. The protection factor is a measure of the degree of prote'c. when atmosphere supplpng respirators are used to protect tion afforded by a respirator, detined as the ratio of the against tritium oude; for example:
concentration of' airborne r.idioJetne materral eutude the
- scspisatory protnine equipment to that inude the equip-ment (usually inside the lacepine) under condations of PF overall for tritium if the protection factor
'* use, it i, apphed to,the ambient aut orne concentration to oxide is:
estimate the concentration inhaleJ by the wearer ac- for a device is:
, A cording to the following formula: 1.82
- QT Ambient Airborne Concentration to 100 1.98
' Conevntration Inhaled .
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%d TABLE 1 (CONTINUED) be overcome if a short cape.hke essention to the hood is worn under a colt or coveralls. Other limitations q$ecified by the appreal agency must be conudered before uung a hood ir purifying tespirators are not suitable for protection I" # "" 'YP"' "I ""*M'h# b#' I"* '"# '* h 3' M'""I'C' against tritium oxide. See al o footnote g concerning turers' reemninended pressure settines for the air supply supplied air suits. cannot always be rehed on to ensure a smnimum 6 cim air flow, rquipment must be grerated in a manner that ensures I Undcr chin type only. This type of respirator is not s.itisfac, proper flow rates are maintamed.
tory for use where it might be posuble (e.g.,if an accident or emergency were to occur) for ine- amtnent airborne hAppropriate protection factors must be determined, taking concentration to reach instantaneous values greater than 10 into account the design of the suit and its permeabibty to the times the pertinent values in saute a,tufumn 1 of Appendt* contaminant under conditions of use. 8 B to 10 Cl R Part 20,
- Standaids for prutection Agamst R3diatiori This type of resp'y*q is not suitable tor protec. INo approval schedutes are currently availabic for this eq iip.
tion agagnst pluton um or otle r"pi toxicity materials. The ment. Equipment is to be evaluated by testing or on the basis mask is to be tested for fit wit i..tagt smoke, prior to use. of reliable test information.
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khis type of respirator may provide greater protection and be used as an emergency device in unknown concentrations for SThe design of the suppliedsit hood or helmet (with a sninimum flow of 6 cfm of air) may determine its overall protection against inhalation hazards. External radiation hazards and other limitations to permitted exposure such as efficiency and the protection it proudes. For example, some hoods aspirate con'.ammated air into the breathing tone when skin absorption must be taken into account in such careum.
the wearer works with hands-over head. Such aspiration may stances.
Note 1: Protection factors for rr spirators, as may be approved respirators for such c!rcumstances should take into account by the U.S. Bureau of Mines /sational Institute for Occups. . applicable approvals of the U.S. Bureau of Mines /NIOSil.
tional $sfety and llcalth (NIOSil) accordan to applicable ,
approvals for respirators to* protect against airborne radio. Note 2: Radioactive contaminants for which the concentration nuclides, may be used to the c3 tent that they do not exceed values in Table I of Appendix is to 10 CFR Part 20 are based the protection factors listed in this table. The protection on internal dose due to inhalation may, in addition, present factors listed in this table may not be appropriate to circum. external exposure hazards at higher concentrations. Under such stances where chemical or other respiratory hazards exist in circumstances,, limitations on occupancy may have to bc l governed by external dose limits. j sddition to radioactive harards. The selection and use of l
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TABLE 2 AIRBORNE CONCENTRATION LIMITS FOR RESPIRATORS AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATORS
- AIRBORNE CONCENTRATION Full facepiece w/ type H Particulate acti'vity less than Ultra filter cartridge 40 times MPC ATMOSPHERE SUPPLYING RESP.*
- 1. Air line respirators Full facepiece-constant flow - Particulate, gas, and vapor activity less than 1600 times MPC Full facepiece-pressure demand- Particulate, gas and vapor activity less than 1600 times MPC -
Hood-constant flow - No credit allowed unless hood is BM/NIOSH approved. See the laboratory foreman.
Suit - constant flow - No credit allowed unless suit O is BM/N10SH approved.
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- Air line and air purifying respirators can only be used in atmospheres not immediately hazardous to life or health.
- 2. Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) '
MSA Air Pack Model 401 Pressure - Particulates, gas and vapor activity less than 10,000 times MPC. However, may be used in emergency conditions in unknown concentrations of airborne acti-l vity. Must also consider external radiation hazards and other limi-tations (skin absorption, etc.).
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(]) FORM 1 INSPECTION OF 401 SCBA
- 1. Items of inspection on facepiece and breathing tube.
- a. Insure facepiece is a 401 mask with spring loaded exhaust valve.
- b. Mechanical damage.
- c. Cracking or ruptures.
- d. Tears around strap attachments, outlet valve and hoses.
- e. Deterioration metal band bindings.
- f. Stuck exhaust valve.
- g. Damaged exhaust valve.
- h. Deterioration, damage, tightness of breathing tube.
- i. Missing clips on face lens.
J. Cracking or deteri. oration of gaskets between f acepiece, hose, regulator and hose.
- k. Insure all straps on f acepiece or adjusted fully out.
- 2. Items of inspection on Pressure Demand Apparatus ( Air Pack).
- a. Insure cylinder is full.
, b. Inspect cylinder for physical damage.
s) c. Damage and proper operation of cylinder valve assembly.
- d. Damage and proper operation of low pressure alarm. (540 PSI)
- e. Damage to connections on hose from cylinder to regulator.
- f. Damage and proper operation of pressure gauge on tank.
- g. Crauks in hose from regulator to cylinder.
- h. Operation of main line (Yellow).
- 1. Operation of bypass line (Red).
J. Check air tightness by pressure drop (see section I.6.d.&
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- k. Unusual sounds in the regulator (whistling, chattering, clicking, or rattling).
- 1. Damage and proper operation of the pressure gauge on the regulator.
- m. Physical or mechanical damage to the regulator.
- n. Fraying of belts and straps on harness.
- o. Insure all belts and straps are adjusted fully out.
- p. Insure all buckles will work properly.
- q. Insure cylinder is in the harness correct.
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The following person has received instruction in Respiratory Protec-tion covering the subjects specified in Section J of HNP-8010 for respiratory protection equipment as indicated below:'
NAME 1.0. BADGE NO. 5.5. #
FITTED &
TRAINED TESTED ACCEPTABLE MSA ULTRA FILTER (Full Mask with 1.
cartridge) 1. 1. 1.
- 2. MSA PRESSURE DEMAND APPARATUS (AIR PACK) 2. 2. 2.
- 3. MSA CONSTANT FLO.W AIR LINE I RESPIRATOR 3. 3. 3.
I have been advised that I may leave an area when using a respirator '
at any time for relief from respirator use in the event of equipment
/~3 malfunction, physical or psychological distress, procedural or com-V munication f ailure, significant deterioration of operating conditions, or any other condition that might require such relief.
TRAINEE SIGNATURE
- Trained: Student initials indicate instructions have been received.
- Fitted & tested: Instructor initials indicate student has been fitted & tested in a challenge atmosphere with' acceptable results.
- Acceptable: Instructor initials indicate student has been classroom trained, fitted and tested in a challenge atmosphere with accept-able results, and has successfully passed the written exam.
Anthropometric Facial Measurements:
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