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... : (1 ) hydro- or wet-blasting (using high-pressure water with or without abrasive or surrounding the blast nozzle with a ring of water), and (2 ) vacuum blasting where a vacuum hood for material removal is positioned around the exterior of the blasting nozzle. Heat guns used to remove lead-based paints in residential housing units should be of the flameless electrical softener type. Heat guns should have electronically controlled temperature settings to allow usage below 700 degrees F. Heat guns should be equipped with various nozzles to cover all common applications and to limit heated work area. When using abrasive blasting with vacuum on exterior building surfaces, care should be taken that the configuration of the heads on the blasting nozzle match the configuration of the substrate so that the vacuum is effective in containing debris. Since HEPA ... engineering controls and work practice controls cannot reduce worker exposure to lead to at or below 50 ug/m (3 ), respirators must be used to supplement the use of engineering and work practice controls. A competent person should review all site operations and stipulate the specific engineering controls and work practices designed to reduce worker exposure to lead. Engineering measures include local and general exhaust ventilation, process and equipment modification, material substitution, component replacement, and isolation or automation. Examples of recommended engineering controls that can be used to reduce worker exposure to lead are as follows: Exhaust Ventilation Power tools used for the removal of lead-based paint should be equipped with dust collection shrouds or other attachments exhausted through a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) vacuum system. Operations such as welding, cutting/burning, ...

... Newsletters Employees Articles Blog Photos Group Connections Reviews IMMS Library Immerse yourself in our stacks. Take some time and browse through our library. We have thousands of articles, checklists, tip sheets, sales letters, and more! Communications Marketing Customer Service Planning Finance/Accounting Risk Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Electronics Firms - "Your Needs Are Different"4/30/2013 10:38:09 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. ELECTRONICS FIRMS - YOUR NEEDS ARE DIFFERENT' Dear (Customer Name): YOU CAN'T BE EVERYTHING TO EVERYONE . . . AND NEITHER CAN WE. That's why you're a specialist - because that's what you do best. You're an expert ... the electronics industry. We know that your needs are different from every other type of business and manufacturing operation - and we're able to meet those needs better than any insurance agency around. Your special needs may include coverage for research and development materials or prototypes . . . protection against an off-premises power shortage . . . insurance for exposure to hazardous chemicals . . . or adequate coverage for highly valued equipment and inventory. Why not let our specialists evaluate your present program and offer their recommendations? You owe it to your business to compare - and you'll discover the benefits of our expertise. We'll be calling you soon to arrange a convenient appointment. Sincerely, (Your Name) Login or Register (for FREE) to gain access to thousands of other great articles. Need more reasons to join ...

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... retrieve them now? In truth, all media eventually becomes obsolete; it just seems that some die faster than others. What's going to happen to the CD-ROMs and the DVD-Rs that we're using to archive our precious data, such as our digital photos? Are they doomed? Will they become useless (except as coasters)? This is an issue that every agency should address as part of their electronic document management process. Here are some ideas to help you stay ahead of the storage curve: Avoid proprietary storage media Iomega's proprietary storage solutions offer one example of how dangerous they can be. Each new technology (Bernoulli, Jaz, Zip, Rev) has a good combination of speed, capacity, and low cost going for it — together with one huge downside: Your next computer is ... /20/2018 12:00:00 AM by CompleteMarkets Editor , steve anderson This content has not been rated yet. While doing some spring-cleaning in my office recently, I found a few boxes of old computer hardware and software. Like many of you who have a closet in your agency where you stuff things that you can't bring yourself to throw out, my boxes are filled with old equipment that once was very important. Many of the items are various types and brands of backup devices. That got me thinking about how agencies need to archive information so that it can be retrieved. Let me give you a few examples. I used to use an Iomega Zip drive with 100 MB and 250 MB Zip disks for backup. But I can't pull a file off one of those ...

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