Al =96

I had the same reaction. To address the issue (if real) the institution must have a dress code for labs =96 I wonder how many of our members actually do at the research level =96 as well as the teaching level

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Folks,

I like this video a lot, but I have issues with the low-cut tank top worn by the lab worker. I wish that the young lady were wearing a regular/crew-neck T-shirt, instead.

If my students see this, they will get the idea that it is OK to wear that type of shirt in the lab, provided a lab coat is also worn. This shirt provides no protection from
chemical splashes to the chest area.

Al Hazari
Director of Undergraduate Chemistry Labs
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Former Chair of the ACS Committee on Chemical Safety





On 6/21/2013 12:13 PM, Harvey, Doug wrote:

Good morning,

I want to thank Professor Weizman for another creative and well done short safety video on the topic of PPE.

http://youtu.be/cJRXyJ9eZnM

It can also be found on the UC San Diego Laboratory Safety Video web page:

http://blink.ucsd.edu/safety/research-lab/laboratory/videos.html

Have a good day,

Doug

Douglas Harvey

Environment, Health & Safety, CCHO

Chemical Safety Officer

University of California, San Diego

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