The document discusses workplace environmental factors such as noise levels, illumination, and color coding of waste containers. It outlines threshold limit values for noise exposure durations and sound levels. It states illumination should provide natural and artificial lighting while avoiding glare and shadows. It provides a color coding chart for waste container categories and their corresponding treatment options. Finally, it lists various environmental factors that can impact workers such as temperature, dust, fumes, humidity, lighting, noise, odors, and excessive work hours without adequate breaks.
The document discusses workplace environmental factors such as noise levels, illumination, and color coding of waste containers. It outlines threshold limit values for noise exposure durations and sound levels. It states illumination should provide natural and artificial lighting while avoiding glare and shadows. It provides a color coding chart for waste container categories and their corresponding treatment options. Finally, it lists various environmental factors that can impact workers such as temperature, dust, fumes, humidity, lighting, noise, odors, and excessive work hours without adequate breaks.
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The document discusses workplace environmental factors such as noise levels, illumination, and color coding of waste containers. It outlines threshold limit values for noise exposure durations and sound levels. It states illumination should provide natural and artificial lighting while avoiding glare and shadows. It provides a color coding chart for waste container categories and their corresponding treatment options. Finally, it lists various environmental factors that can impact workers such as temperature, dust, fumes, humidity, lighting, noise, odors, and excessive work hours without adequate breaks.
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8 90 6 92 4 95 3 97 2 100 1-1/2 102 1 105 ½ 110 ¼ or less 115 • No exposure to continuous, intermittent, or impact noise in excess of peak C-weighted level of 140 Db. If instrumentation is not available to measure a C-weighted peak, an unweighted peak measurement below 140 dB may be used to imply that the C- weighted peak is below 140 dB. ILLUMINATION • The state government may prescribe standards of sufficient and suitable lighting. • However, there shall be provision for natural and artificial lighting. • Glares and shadows which cause eye strain shall be avoided and all artificial lighting arrangements shall be kept clean. COLOUR Colour Conding Type of Container -I Waste Treatment options as per Category Schedule I
Yellow Plastic bag Cat. 1, Cat. 2, Incineration/deep burial
and Cat. 3, Cat. 6.
Red Disinfected container/plastic Autoclaving/Microwaving/
Cat. 4, Cat. 7. waving/ Chemical Treatment and destruction/shredding
Black Plastic bag Cat. 5 and Cat. (solid)Disposal in secured
9 and Cat. 10. landfill ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS • TOO LOW A TEMPERATURE TO CAUSE SHIVERING. • PRESENCE OF DUST,FUME SMOKES AND LACK OF PROPER VENTILATION • POOR HOUSE KEEPING • TOO HIGH A HUMIDITY TO CAUSE UNCOMFORT,FATIGUE AND DROWSINESS. • DEFECTIVEAND INADEQUATE ILLUMINATION CAUSING EYESTRAINS, GLARES,SHADOWS,ETC • NOISE , BAD ODOUR AND FLASH COMING FROM THE NEARBY MACHINERY EQUIPMENT OR PROCESSES • MORE NUMBER OF WORKING HOURS AND OVER AND ABOVE THEM THE TENDENCY OF THE EMPLOYER TO INSIST FOR OVER TIME. • INADEQUATE REST PAUSES OR BREAK