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  • Course Information
  • Course Title Code Semester Laboratory+Practice (Hour) Pool Type ECTS
    Personal Protective Equipment-1 İSG161 FALL 2+0 E 3
    Learning Outcomes
    1-Interpretation of definitions and terminology related to Personal Protective Equipment
    2-Defining the obligations of employers and employees on Personal Protective Equipment
    3-Researching the design and production of Personal Protective Equipment
    4-Categorizing the types of Personal Protective Equipment
    5-Evaluation and selection of Personal Protective Equipment
    6-Deciding on the risks associated with the use of Personal Protective Equipment
    7-Listing the basic health and safety requirements that must be present in Personal Protective Equipment
    Prerequisites -
    Language of Instruction Turkish
    Responsible Lecturer Fahri OLUK
    Instructors -
    Assistants -
    Resources R1. http://kkd.isggm.gov.tr/media/1023/kkd_kitabi.pdf
    Supplementary Book R2. Electronic documents, slides
    Goals Definition and terminology of Personal Protective Equipment. Knowing the obligations of employers and employees. Knowing the kinds of Personal Protective Equipment, making the selection. Designing personal protective equipment, evaluation of ergonomic factors. Understanding of additional requirements for specific risks in Personal Protective Equipment.
    Content Definitions of Personal Protective Equipment. Terminology of Personal Protective Equipment. Obligations of employers. Obligations, information and opinions of employees. Design and manufacture of Personal Protective Equipment. Types of Personal Protective Equipment. Head, ear, eye, face, respiratory system, hand and arm, foot and leg, skin, body and abdomen, body protectors. Evaluation and selection of Personal Protective Equipment. Terms and conditions of use of Personal Protective Equipment. Determining the risks associated with the use of Personal Protective Equipment. Personal Protective Equipment design, ergonomics, non-hazard, comfort, efficiency, lightness, durability, adjustability, service life. Basic health and safety requirements to be found in Personal Protective Equipment. Additional requirements for specific risks in Personal Protective Equipment. Protecting against falling and falling pieces, protection against high falls, protection against mechanical vibration and physical injuries, protection against noise and vibration, radiation protection.
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