Process operators work in many industries, and in plants that produce electricity, commodity gases (natural gas, propane, butane), gasoline, diesel fuel, industrial chemicals, plastics, ultra pure water, pharmaceuticals, and other such products. To help protect the workers in these industries, The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 was passed, together with the creation of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), whose Standard 1910.120 Appendix B details the four basic levels of protective gear (PPE Levels A-D) required for the Process Operator, with Level A being the highest level of protection and level D being the lowest). This model represents a Process Operator dressed in one style of Level "D-5/4" attire. It is the equivalent of the lowest Level D-4 safety attire (either a two-piece work uniform or work coverall, steel-toed safety boots, hard hat, gloves(various types swappable via the Layer's menu), and full-face twin cartridge chemical respirator), with the addition of a basic Dupont ™Tyvek® coverall which is worn over the basic work uniform or coverall. As with all Level D attire, this combiination is good for nuisance contamination (dust) protection only. The modified hardhat suspension originally by Anonymous, with the modified uniform, gloves set, and head model courtesy of Max Grueter.Translate Show originalTranslate Show original #boots #chemical #coverall #Dupont #dust #glasses #gloves #helmet #mask #operator #refinery #respirator #Safety #Tyvek
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