2.3. Health and safety
Of course Sven must also think about safe working. First of all,he wears suitable work clothes.
Of course Sven must also think about safe working. First of all,he wears suitable work clothes.
Sven knows, that handling stones and mortar is not entirely harmless. The stones are heavy and can fall on his foot. He therefore uses class S3 safety shoes, which have a puncture-resistant sole and a steel protective cap for the toes.
1 Eyelets, hooks or triangles 2 Ankle protectors with padding 3 Buttstock (Quartier) 4 Reinforcement in the heel area (back cap) 5 Quarter lining 6 Puncture-proof inlay, steel or Kevlar 7 Cushioning heel 8 Articulated inlay |
9 Articular region 10 Outer sole with profile
11 Leaf lining
12 Toecap, steel or Kevlar
13 Soft edge covering of the toecap 14 Front stock
15 Strap |
Of course Sven also has a safety helmet. However, he does not need it here, as the wall is only 75 cm high.
1 Soft leather sweatband 2 Polycarbonate helmet body 3 Textile six-point suspension |
4 Size adjustment 5 Side ventilation openings
6 Protective shield
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The mortar is highly alkaline and can corrode the eyes and damage the skin.
Sven therefore tries to avoid mortar splashes when mixing. In all cases, however, he has protective goggles and gloves with him.
Sven can't build walls with gloves and goggles.
He is therefore careful when applying the mortar.
Before work, he applies a skin protection ointment to his hands. After the walling he cleans and dries his hands thoroughly and creams them with a care ointment.
When which skin protection agent?
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