construction safety clothing

I do construction and currently 10 weeks and have done it since day 1. My question is, is it ok to be doing the heavy lifting, going up and down ladders all day. Power tools and all... ??

Totally agree with this answer. STDs don't go through clothing, and they don't infect feet. The skin is too thick to infect, unlike the thinner mucus membranes of the genitals.

economy, creating 20,000 direct construction and manufac-turing jobs and 119,000 indirect jobs. Cornell Global Labor Institute’s (GLI) analysis of the project has found that these numbers are unsubstantiated, and that the project will produce far fewer jobs than they claim. In fact, the construction of KXL may destroy more jobs than it creates." "KXL’s U.S. Project Budget is $3.3 billion, NOT $7 billion: TransCanada claims that KXL is a $7 billion project.

I was in construction site this morning, my coworker allowed me to use his personal gloves ( waterproof, windproof) because my hands are freezing, i had a small wound in my hands that time and it is not actively bleeding, and i noticed that my coworker have a small wound in his hand, I would like to ask if i put my risk to contract hiv virus in my case, the gloves is windproof so no air should penetrate inside the gloves,

I had pretty rough protected sex with a girl for about 3 hours where a good portion of the time she was on top, the next day i did pretty rigorous construction in tight jeans without showering, noticed the bumps after finishing work for the day, upon squeezing them they seem to secrete normal whitehead white semi solid material (staph im assuming?) and they hurt from being squeezed (obviously), any idea what this might be? im assuming (and hoping) folliculitis (sp) but want to be sure.

Pus means there is an infection, and at this point I would see your doctor. You may have something embedded in your knee that you know nothing about, and until that is removed it will stay infected. A friend of mine woke up with extreme pain on one side of his stomach and when he went to the hospital they found a piece of metal embedded in his stomach. He was in construction years prior to this and still doesn't recall any incident where this could have happened.

Working in an anatomical pathology lab, there should be extreme safety protocols in place for employees and as a tech, you should be fully aware of them and follow them religiously. You mentioned taking off your mask but said nothing about your gloves. Please tell me you wear gloves You had NO RISK for HIV. I strongly recommend you discuss safety issues with your employer.

It is important to keep in the shade and to wear appropriate clothing, eg sun hats, sunglasses with proper UV protection and clothing material that doesn’t allow the sun through easily. A sunscreen with a high sun protection factor (SPF) is important. With regards to your back, these spots could be due to tinea versicolor, a fungal infection that may respond well to over-the-counter anti-fungal medication. If it persists, have these evaluated further bu a dermatologist for proepr management.

Then there was the introduction of hospital whites. Nurses and physicians wore white cotton clothing because it could be decontaminated against tuberculosis. Colored clothing cannot (or at least by normal washing). By addition of bleach the nurse or physician could insure they were not spreading the disease. Newspapers that went into tb wards never came out. This was an inviolate rule.

my mother in law says that I should wear a safety pin under my bra to keep my baby safe during the eclipse. I don't really believe in it though.

I already have breast feeding and bathing supplies, newborn diapers, wipes, clothing and bottles just in case.

i know this is tough to answer cause everyone is different while tx but are some of you folks in construction...doing high work with power tools..building houses?? ...thanks....

Pampers, wipes, bath tub ,wash rags, onesies, socks, hats, crib, safety kit, carseat, baby soap, bottles etc. Maybe you can google it im sure i left things out. You may be able to order off line.

With regards to asbestos exposure, he should discuss the situation with other employees, his employee health and safety representative, and his employers. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can provide more information or make an inspection. This link may be helpful: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Risk/asbestos Take care and best regards.

Okay so my boyfriend is in school right now for construction and said he wants to build her crib himself... I really dont know what to think of it. I trust him i know that he could do it but idk if that would exactly be the best option.. What do you ladies think? Would you let him do it or go out and just buy one from the store?

Hi All! We are getting ready to begin finishing my parent's basement into an apartment for myself. We will be doing most of the work ourselves mainly during weekends and will have someone coming in to work on the floor who will be using jackhammers for probably 2 days then put in two egress windows. We will have a plumber and electrician come in to work too. We will probably have people in for 6-7 days at once and then plumber and electrician do more later.

Nothing will happen to your baby because of what you wear or don't wear or carry or use or where you go during an eclipse. We really do live in the 21st century and don't burn witches at the stake anymore. Holding a knife won't injure your unborn fetus. I guarantee you that wearing a safety pin on your clothing will not increase or decrease risk of cleft lip or cleft palate. And birthmarks don't come from the moon.

My mom tells me its true so i trust her and also ive read online and old ladys have told me this also Just make sure you wear red underwear or a red shirt my mom makes me wear a safety pin on my underwear or a red ribbon around my belly under my clothing.. Its kind of weird but i think most of us latinas do.. It also depends if you believe in it..

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