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ISEA Z87.62 2021

Sun, 20 Oct 2024 02:49:09 +0000

This standard sets forth criteria related to the general requirements, testing, permanent marking(s), selection, care and use of protectors to minimize or prevent exposure to the wearer’s eyes and/or face (mucocutaneous exposures, nose and mouth) caused by spray or spurt of blood, body fluids and/or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM).

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
6	Table of Contents
8	1 Scope, Application, and Interpretations 1.1 Scope 1.2 Application 1.3 Interpretations 2 Definitions
10	3 Normative References
11	4 General Requirements 4.1 Optical Requirements (Category 1 or 3 4.2 Physical Requirements (All Categories
12	4.3 Markings
14	4.4 Frames for Removable Lenses 4.5 Aftermarket Components and Accessories 5 Optional Design Characteristics 5.1 Relaxed Optics Level 5.2 Anti-fog Properties 6 Test Methods 6.1 Optical Quality Test
15	6.2 Transmittance Test 6.3 Haze Test 6.4 Refractive Power, Astigmatism and Resolving Power Tests
16	6.5 Prismatic Power Test 6.6 Ignition Test
17	6.7 Corrosion Resistance Test 6.8 Effective Protection Coverage Area Test (Spray and Spurt
21	6.9 Anti-fog Lens Test
22	7 Instructions, Inspections, Maintenance and Care 7.1 General 7.2 Instructions 7.3 Inspections 7.4 Maintenance and Care
23	Annexes Annex A Samples for Testing (normative
24	Annex B Reference Headforms (normative
26	Annex C Spectral Factor Tables (normative
28	Annex D Test Equipment (informative
30	Annex E Calibration of Test Telescope (informative
31	Annex F Illustrations to Aid in Refractive Power, Astigmatism and Resolving Power Testing (informative
32	Annex G Spray and Spurt Test Apparatus and Calibration (informative

ISEA 107 2020

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 16:24:18 +0000

ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 sets forth criteria related to the general design requirements, testing and performance requirements and product labeling for high-visibility safety apparel used to enhance the presence of a wearer. Garments conforming to this standard are designated in terms of Type and Performance Class whereby the Type is based on the expected use setting and the Performance Class is identified based on the amount of visible materials and design attributes incorporated into the finished garment. Key updates include the specific criteria for a single-use high-visibility disposable coverall, which is often used in dirty working environments where worker visibility is imperative and introduction a garment’s overall nighttime luminance as an optional reporting characteristics. Updates have also been made to the tests methods in an effort to align more closely with other material tests and to reflect updated protocols.

ISEA Z87.1 2020

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:57:52 +0000

ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020 standard sets forth criteria related to the general requirements, testing, permanent marking, selection, care, and use of protectors to minimize the occurrence and severity or prevention of injuries from such hazards as impact, non-ionizing radiation and liquid splash exposures in occupational and educational environments including, but not limited to, machinery operations, material welding and cutting, chemical handling, and assembly operations. New content has been added to address anti-fog lens assessments, relaxed optics requirements and the standard has been updated to provide additional clarity to testing execution.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
6	Table of Contents
8	1 Preface 2 Scope, Purpose, Application, and Interpretations 2.1 Scope 2.2 Purpose 2.3 Application
9	2.4 Interpretations 3 Definitions
13	4 Normative References 5 Fundamental Design Requirements for All Protectors 5.1 Optical Requirements
14	5.2 Physical Requirements
15	5.3 Markings
17	5.4 Other Requirements 5.5 Replaceable Lenses
18	5.6 Aftermarket Components and Accessories 6 Optional Design Characteristics 6.1 Relaxed Optics Level 6.2 Anti-Fog Properties 7 Optional Hazard-Specific Requirements 7.1 Impact-Protector Requirements
21	7.2 Optical Radiation Protector Requirements
25	7.3 Droplet and Splash Protector Requirements 7.4 Dust Protector Requirements 7.5 Fine Dust Protector Requirements
26	8 RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE 9 Test Methods 9.1 Optical Quality Test 9.2 Transmittance Test 9.3 Haze Test 9.4 Refractive Power, Astigmatism and Resolving Power Tests
27	9.5 Prismatic Power Test
28	9.6 Drop Ball Test 9.7 Ignition Test 9.8 Corrosion Resistance Test
29	9.9 Light Tightness Test 9.10 Lateral Protection Test 9.11 High Mass Impact Test
30	9.12 High Velocity Impact Test
31	9.13 Penetration Test
32	9.14 Prescription Lens Material Qualification Test 9.15 Switching Index Test
33	9.16 Angular Dependence of Luminous Transmittance Test for Automatic Welding Filter Devices
34	9.17 Droplet and Splash Test
35	9.18 Dust Test
36	9.19 Fine Dust Particle Test
37	9.20 Anti-Fog Lens Test
38	10 Instructions, Use and Maintenance 10.1 General 10.2 Instructions 10.3 Inspections 10.4 Maintenance and Care 10.5 Training
39	Annexes Annex A Samples for Testing (normative
40	Annex B Reference Headforms (normative
42	Annex C Spectral Factor Tables (normative
46	Annex D Lateral (Side) Coverage Illustration (Medium Headform) (informative
47	Annex E Test Apparatus (informative
52	Annex F Calibration of Test Telescope (informative
53	Annex G Illustrations to Aid in Refractive Power, Astigmatism and Resolving Power Testing (informative
54	Annex H Sources for Test Apparatus (informative
55	Annex I Resource Publications (informative
56	Annex J Eye and Face Selection Guide (informative
61	Annex K Hazard Assessment and Protector Selection (informative
66	Annex L Examples of Protector Markings (informative

ISEA Z87.1 2015

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:04:18 +0000

This standard sets forth criteria related to the general requirements, testing, permanent marking, selection, care, and use of protectors to minimize the occurrence and severity or prevention of injuries from such hazards as impact, non-ionizing radiation and liquid splash exposures in occupational and educational environments including, but not limited to, machinery operations, material welding and cutting, chemical handling, and assembly operations. Certain hazardous exposures are not covered in this standard. These include, but are not limited to: Bloodborne pathogens, X-rays, high energy particulate radiation, microwaves, radio-frequency radiation lasers, masers, and sports and recreation.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
6	Table of Contents
8	1 Preface 2 Scope, Purpose, Application, and Interpretations 2.1 Scope 2.2 Purpose 2.3 Application
9	2.4 Interpretations 3 Definitions
13	4 Normative References 5 General Requirements 5.1 Optical Requirements
14	5.2 Physical Requirements
15	5.3 Markings 5.4 Other Requirements
17	5.5 Replaceable Lenses 5.6 Aftermarket Components and Accessories
18	6 Impact Protector Requirements 6.1 General 6.2 Impact Requirements
19	7 Optical Radiation Protector Requirements 7.1 Protectors with Clear Lenses
20	7.2 Protectors providing Filtration of Optical Radiation 7.3 Automatic Darkening Welding Filter Devices
24	8 Droplet and Splash, Dust, and Fine Dust Protector Requirements 8.1 Droplet and Splash Hazard 8.2 Dust Hazard 8.3 Fine Dust Hazard 9 Test Methods
25	9.1 Optical Quality Test 9.2 Transmittance Test 9.3 Haze Test 9.4 Refractive Power, Astigmatism and Resolving Power Tests
26	9.5 Prismatic Power Test 9.6 Drop Ball Test
27	9.7 Ignition Test 9.8 Corrosion Resistance Test 9.9 Light Tightness Test
28	9.10 Lateral Protection Test 9.11 High Mass Impact Test
29	9.12 High Velocity Impact Test
30	9.13 Penetration Test
31	9.14 Prescription Lenses Test 9.15 Switching Index Test
32	9.16 Angular Dependence of Luminous Transmittance Test for Automatic Welding Filter Devices 9.17 Droplet and Splash Test
34	9.18 Dust Test 9.19 Fine Dust Particle Test
35	10 Instructions, Use and Maintenance 10.1 General 10.2 Instructions 10.3 Inspections
36	10.4 Maintenance and Care 10.5 Training
37	Annexes Annex A Samples for Testing (normative
38	Annex B Reference Headforms (normative
40	Annex C Spectral Factor Tables (normative
44	Annex D Lateral (Side) Coverage Illustration (Medium Headform) (informative
45	Annex E Test Apparatus (informative
49	Annex F Calibration of Test Telescope (informative
50	Annex G Illustrations to Aid in Refractive Power, Astigmatism and Resolving Power Testing (informative
51	Annex H Sources for Test Apparatus (informative
52	Annex I Resource Publications (informative
53	Annex J Eye and Face Selection Guide (informative
57	Annex K Hazard Assessment and Protector Selection (informative
63	Annex L Examples of Protector Markings (informative

ISEA Z358.1 2014

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:04:18 +0000

This standard establishes minimum performance and use requirements for eyewash and shower equipment for the emergency treatment of the eyes or body of a person who has been exposed to hazardous materials. It covers the following types of equipment: emergency showers, eyewashes, eye/face washes, and combination units.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
5	Contents
8	1. Scope 2 Purpose 3. Definitions
9	4. Emergency Showers 4.1 Performance of Emergency Showers 4.2 Performance of Control Valve 4.3 Emergency Shower Enclosures 4.4 Testing Procedures for Certification
10	4.5 Installation
11	4.6 Maintenance and Training 5. Eyewash Equipment 5.1 Performance of Eyewashes 5.2 Performance of Control Valve
12	5.3 Testing Procedures for Certification 5.4 Installation
13	5.5 Maintenance and Training 6. Eye/Face Wash Equipment 6.1 Performance of Eye/Face Washes
14	6.2 Performance of Control Valve 6.3 Testing Procedures for Certification 6.4 Installation
15	6.5 Maintenance and Training 7. Combination Units 7.1 Performance of Combination Units 7.2 Performance of Control Valve 7.3 Testing Procedures for Certification 7.4 Installation
16	7.5 Maintenance and Training 8. Supplemental Equipment 8.1 Personal Wash Units
17	8.2 Drench Hoses
18	Illustration 1 Emergency Shower – Overhead Type
19	Illustration 2 Emergency Shower – Multi-Nozzle
20	Illustration 3 Emergency Shower – Multi-Nozzle with Overhead Fixture
21	Illustration 4 Plumbed Eyewash
22	Illustration 5 Nonpressurized Self-Contained Eyewash Illustration 6 Pressurized Self-Contained Eyewash
23	Illustration 7 Typical Eyewash Gauge Illustration 8 Eye/Face Wash
24	Illustration 9 Combination Unit
25	Illustration 10 Personal Wash Units Illustration 11 Drench Hose Illustration 12 Drench Hose with Eyewash Attachment
26	Appendix A – Safety Considerations A1. Personal Wash Unit A2. First Aid Practices A3. Waste Disposal A4. Personal Protective Equipment
27	Appendix B – Installation Considerations B1. Supply Lines B2. Water Capacity B3. Valve Operation B4. Alarm Devices B5. Placement of Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment
28	B6. Delivered Flushing Fluid Temperature B7. Weekly Activation for Plumbed Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment
29	REFERENCES
30	EMERGENCY EYEWASH & SHOWER EQUIPMENT SELECTION, INSTALLATION & USE GUIDE
31	FOREWORD
32	Job Hazard Analysis – A Key to Compliance
34	1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE 2. DEFINITIONS
35	3. HAZARD ASSESSMENT
36	4. EQUIPMENT TYPES AND FEATURES Equipment Types Emergency Showers Plumbed Emergency Showers Self-contained Emergency Showers
37	Eyewash Equipment Plumbed Self-contained
38	Faucet Integrated/Mounted Eyewashes Eye/Face Wash Equipment Plumbed Eye/Face Washes Self-contained Eye/Face Washes
39	Combination Shower and Eyewash or Eye/Face Wash Units
40	Supplemental Equipment Personal Wash Units Drench Hoses
41	Options/Accessories for Primary Emergency Fixtures Alarms Backflow Preventers Dust Covers
42	Eyewash Test Gauge Foot Controls Freeze Protection for Self-contained Emergency Eyewash Units
43	Freeze Protection for Plumbed Equipment Modesty Curtains
44	Plumbed Hot and Cold Fluid Protection Shower Tester Equipment Construction and Corrosive Materials
45	5. FLUSHING FLUID ATTRIBUTES Flushing Fluid Quality Delivery Systems and Temperatures
46	Thermostatic Mixing Valves (TMV Tankless Water Heaters Heated Storage Tanks
47	6. TESTING AND MAINTENANCE Weekly Testing Annual Inspections
48	ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014 Annual Inspection Checklist
49	7. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014
51	8. ISEA EMERGENCY EYE WASH AND SHOWER DIRECTORY
52	9. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

ISEA Z308.1 2015

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:04:18 +0000

This standard establishes minimum performance requirements for first aid kits and their supplies that are intended for use in various work environments. Classification of first aid kits, designating the assortment of items and quantity of each item, is based on the anticipated number of users intended to be served by each first aid kit, as well as the complexity of the work environment and level of hazards. First aid kit containers are classified by portability, ability to be mounted, resistance to water and corrosion and impact resistance.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
5	Contents
8	1. Scope and Purpose 2. Compliance and Effective Date 3. Definitions
9	4. Normative References 5. Designation of First Aid Kits 5.1 Classes of First Aid Kits 5.2 Types of First Aid Kit Containers
10	Table 1. Classes of First Aid Kits and Required Supplies Table 2. Characteristics of Types of First Aid Kits
11	6. Requirements First Aid Supplies 6.1 General 6.2 Adhesive Bandage 6.3 Adhesive Tape 6.4 Antibiotic Application Table 3. Drop Test Samples
12	6.5 Antiseptic 6.6 Breathing Barrier 6.7 Burn Dressing (gel soaked 6.8 Burn Treatment 6.9 Cold Pack 6.10 Eye Covering 6.11 Eye/Skin Wash 6.12 First Aid Guide 6.13 Hand Sanitizer
13	6.14 Medical Exam Gloves 6.15 Roller Bandage 6.16 Scissors 6.17 Splint 6.18 Sterile Pad 6.19 Tourniquet 6.20 Trauma Pad 6.21 Triangular Bandage 7. First Aid Kit Marking and Labeling
14	Figure 1A ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015, Class A Kit Label Figure 1B ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015, Class B Kit Label
15	Appendices Appendix A First Aid Guide (normative
16	Appendix B Guidance on Ongoing Maintenance, Other First Aid Supplies and Unitized Kits (informative

ISEA Z89.1 2014

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:04:18 +0000

This standard establishes minimum performance and labeling requirements for protective helmets used in industrial and occupational settings under normal temperature conditions and optionally at high and low temperatures and when worn in the reversed position. It also includes requirements for high-visibility helmets and specifies test methods for evaluating all requirements. Helmets conforming to the requirements of this standard are designated both by Type (based on location of impact force) and Class (based on electrical insulation) as well as any optional feature. This standard does not cover bump caps, firefighting helmets or head protection devices used in recreational activities.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
6	Contents
8	1 Scope, Purpose and Limitations 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 1.3 Limitations 1.4 Units and Tolerances 2 Compliance 3 Definitions
9	4 Types and Classes 4.1 Impact Types 4.2 Electrical Classes
10	5 Accessories and Replacement Components 6 Instructions and Markings 7 Performance Requirements 7.1 Requirements for Type I and Type II Helmets
11	7.2 Additional Requirements for Type II Helmets 7.3 Requirements for Optional Features Table 1. Color, High Visibility Helmets
12	8 Testing Preparation 8.1 Test Sample Selection 8.2 Sequence of Testing 8.3 Testing Conditions 8.4 Test Sample Markings
13	8.5 Helmet Preconditioning 8.6 Testing Time 9 Headforms 9.1 General 9.2 Headform Sizes
14	9.3 Headfom for Force Transmission 9.4 Headform for Penetration Tests 9.5 Headform for Impact Energy Attenuation Tests 10 Test Methods 10.1 Flammability
15	10.2 Force Transmission
16	10.3 Apex Penetration 10.4 Impact Energy Attenuation
18	10.5 Off-Center Penetration 10.6 Chin Strap Retention (Type II Only
19	10.7 Electrical Insulation
20	10.8 High-Visibility Testing 11 Normative References
21	Table 2. Sizing Chart
22	Table 3. Schedule of Tests
24	Figure 1. ISO Headform
25	Figure 2. Dynamic Test Line (DTL), Impact and Penetration Tests
26	Figure 3. Force Transmission Headform
27	Figure 4. Typical Impact Energy Attenuation Headform Fixture Figure 5. Typical Penetration Headform Fixture
28	Figure 6. Typical Chin Strap Retention Test Apparatus
29	Figure 7. Typical Force Transmission Test Apparatus
30	Figure 8. Typical Penetration Test Apparatus
31	Figure 9. Penetrator
32	Figure 10. Typical Impact Energy Attenuation Apparatus
33	Figure 11. Static Test Line (STL), Electrical Insulation and Flammability Tests Figure 12. Flammability Test Apparatus
34	Figure 13. Electrical Insulation Test Apparatus
36	Appendix A (informative) Recommendations, Cautions, Use, and Care A1. Instructions and Warnings A2. Fitting A3. Cleaning A4. Painting A5. Inspection A6. Limitation of Protection
37	A7. Precautions A8. Safe Conditions
38	Appendix B (informative) Electrical Insulation Testing B1. Equipment Guidelines B2. Precautions
39	Appendix C (informative) Force Transmission Testing C1. Equipment Guidelines C2. Calibration
40	C3. System Repeatability Procedure
41	Appendix D (informative) Impact Energy Attenuation Testing D1. Equipment Guidelines
42	D2. Calibration

ISEA 203 2018

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:04:17 +0000

ANSI/ISEA 203-2018 establishes minimum performance and labeling requirements for secondary single-use flame resistant protective clothing. These are commonly used in utility work and refinery maintenance and in steel processing facilities where metal is being cut or welded. Apparel covered by ANSI/ISEA 203-2018 is designed for use in industrial settings where flame hazards may exist and such clothing will not negatively impact the thermal performance afforded by the primary flame resistant protective clothing that is worn underneath. Compliant items are independently evaluated for flame resistance and evaluated for flash fire exposure by layering the garment over a primary thermal garment.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
5	Contents
6	1. Scope 2. Purpose 3. Normative References 4. Definitions
7	5. Compliance 5.1 General
8	5.2 Documentation 6. Performance Requirements 6.1 General 6.2 Flame Resistance Test 6.3 Flash Fire Exposure Test
9	7. Marking 7.1 General 7.2 Specific Marking
10	Appendix A Application Examples
11	Appendix B Documentation Examples

ISEA 201 2012

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:04:17 +0000

Compliant gloves are evaluated for their capability to dissipate impact forces on the knuckles and fingers and are classified accordingly. The resulting classifications can be used by employers as a reliable means of comparing different products on an equal basis when selecting hand protection relative to the tasks being performed.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
5	Contents
6	1. Scope 2 Purpose 3. Compliance 4. Definitions
7	5. Normative References 6. Classification of Insulating Apparel
8	7. Wash Durability Performance 8. Performance Requirements for Insulating Apparel
9	9. Care Labeling 10. Marking Requirements 11. Instructions for Use
11	Appendix A Guidance on Garment Selection and Use, and Determination of Performance Requirements A.1 Application Considerations and Environmental Conditions A.2 Suggested Thermal Performance Category Guidelines and Scenarios A.3 Insulating Apparel Garment Performance and Comfort Factors
12	A.4 General Ergonomic and Comfort Factors
13	A.5 Flow Chart for the Use of this Standard by End Users/Specifiers
14	Appendix B Test Reports
15	B1. Garment Laundering Protocol Report
16	B2. Garment Insulation Value (clo) Measurement and Temperature Rating Determination Report
17	B3. Apparel Compliance Certificate Form
18	REFERENCES

ISEA 125 2014

Sat, 19 Oct 2024 12:04:16 +0000

This standard establishes criteria for conformity assessment of safety and personal protective equipment which is sold with claims of compliance with product performance standards. Specific provisions are described for: • qualification performance testing data collection and maintenance, • periodic verification, • substantiation of processes to maintain manufacturing quality, • roles and responsibilities of suppliers, testing organizations, and certification organizations who participate in the process.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	Foreword
6	Contents
8	1. Scope 2. Normative References 3. Definitions
9	4. Application 5. Compliance
10	6. Requirements for Level 1 6.1 Quality Management System 6.2 Conformance Testing 6.3 Corrective and Preventive Action 6.4 Recordkeeping 6.5 Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity
11	7. Requirements for Level 2 7.1 Quality Management System 7.2 Conformance Testing 7.3 Corrective and Preventive Action 7.4 Recordkeeping 7.5 Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity
12	8. Requirements for Level 3 8.1 Quality Management System 8.2 Conformance Testing 8.3 Corrective and Preventive Action 8.4 Recordkeeping 8.5 Declaration of Conformity 8.6 Requirements for Third-Party Certification Organization
13	9. Marking
14	Appendix A (informative). Required Elements of Conformity Assessment Systems
15	Appendix B (informative). Guidance on Application of Conformity Assessment Methods Risk, Hazards, and Conformity Assessment – General Discussion Assigning PPE to a Category
17	Appendix C (informative). Example of Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity