Warming and Waxing Facilities Sample Clauses

Warming and Waxing Facilities. The site must have suitable on-site sheltered accommodation allowing a minimum of 5 square feet per athlete/coach/team manager. • A separate space must be available for both men and women at the competition site to permit athletes to change from wet competition clothing to warm-ups and dry undergarments. • Separate sheltered waxing facilities appropriate in size must be provided. Allow at least 6 square feet per athlete. • The waxing facility must have restricted access and be able to accommodate the application of fluorocarbon based waxes. • OC must provide for power outlets for teams within proximity to the start area. • Portable trailers and permanent wax cabins should include fans in each facility to actively remove dangerous vapours. • Fans should be rated to move 180 – 200 cfm for 300 sq/ft and be capable of completely recycling the air in the wax facility each night. • Team technicians should be encouraged to wear at a minimum, half mask respirators rated for Chemical Clean-up, Grinding, Masonry or Painting Spray units that provide protection against organic vapors and a minimum 95% efficiency against non-oil particulate aerosols. N95 (95% Efficient Protection Against Non-Oil Particulates). • Full face masks will protect eyes from dangerous vapours and dust. • The use of disposable gloves is also recommended as the skin represents a secondary source of exposure to toxins. xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx/BL_992/3M-6000-Reusable-Respirators xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/en/anzp/DocumentandMedia1/Marketing/ProductLiteratureandC atalogs/Brochures/Xxxxx%20Safety%20Half%20and%20Full%20Face%20Respiratory%20Range% 20Brochure.pdf • The Nordiq Canada Lo Fluoro Policy will be in affect for all non-FIS level categories at NorAm Canada Cup events. Outlets at the start for “hot boxing” skis for the sprints are not required.
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