NAS HSE GEN SPC 009 00– Personnel Protection Specification

CLIENT:
Iranian Gas Engineering & Development Co.

PROJECT TITLE:
Nasrabad - e – Kashan
Underground Gas Storage Development Project Phase I
(Exploration)
PROJECT PHASE:
Project Task 5:
Master Development Plan (MDP), Front End Engineering & Design
(FEED), Preparation of Tender Documents for Project Phase II
(Execution)
PLANT:
Nasrabad -e- Kashan

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GENENRAL CONTRACTOR:
DANA Geophysics Co.

SUBCONTRACTOR:
Henjes Metall- und Anlagenbau GmbH

DOCUMENT ISSUED BY:
PSE Engineering GmbH

DOCUMENT PHASE:
WBS Item 5.2.3.6 AGF SET 2

DOCUMENT TITLE:
Personnel Protection Specification

DOCUMENT NUMBER:
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The latest edition of the above mentioned documents is valid. They are available from the DCC
of the CONTRACTOR.
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The attached edition of the above mentioned documents is valid. The revision status will not
be updated.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ 5
1.1 General introduction............................................................................................. 5
1.2 Purpose and scope of the document .................................................................. 5
1.3 Location................................................................................................................. 5
1.4 Ambient Conditions ................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
1.5 Definitions and Abbreviations ............................................................................. 7
1.6 Codes and standards ........................................................................................... 7
1.7 Unit of measure.......................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
1.8 Project language ........................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
2 HAZARDOUS AREA CLASSIFICATION ................. ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT

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3 REQUIREMENTS FOR FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT .... ERROR! BOOKMARK
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3.1.2 Portable Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher ......... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.1.3 Portable Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher ............... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.1.4 Wheeled Fire Extinguishers ................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.1.5 Weatherproof Cabinets for Fire Extinguishers .... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.2 Fixed Water Spray Systems ...................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.2.1 Introduction ........................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.3 Deluge Systems ......................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.4 Monitors ..................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.5 Hydrants ..................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.6 Sprinkler Systems ..................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.7 Foam Systems ........................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.7.1 Fixed Foam Systems .......................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) ..... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT

DEFINED.
4.1 General ....................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.2 Hazard assessment ................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.3 Training ...................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.4 Cleaning and maintenance........................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
5 PROTECTION OF PERSONNEL ........... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.

5.1 Noise ........................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.2 Work Equipment ........................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.3 Fall Prevention ........................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.4 Ladders....................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.5 Lifting ......................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.6 Electrical..................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.7 Scaffolding ................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.8 Walking and Working Surfaces................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
5.9 Portable Hand, Power tools ...................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
6 PERSONNEL HEALTH, MEDICAL SERVICES, FIRST AID ................. ERROR!

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6.1 Eye Wash Bottles Stations ........................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
6.2 Portable Eye Wash and Body Showers .................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
6.3 First Aid Kit ................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
6.4 Portable Flammable Gas Detector ............................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
6.5 Stretcher ..................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
7 QUALITY ASSURANCE AND ACCEPTANCE TEST PROVISIONS ..... ERROR!
8 PRESERVATION AND PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT .................... ERROR!
9 SPARES AND SPECIAL TOOLS........... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 General introduction

In early 2013 Client has contracted DANA Geophysics Co. in the role as General Contractor
in cooperation with its Sub-Contractor Henjes Metall- und Anlagenbau to perform the Nasrabad
-e- Kashan Underground Gas Storage Development Project Phase I (Exploration consisting of
five main Tasks, namely:
1. Geological Studies and Reports
2. Geological and Geophysical Field Works
3. Drilling of 1 Exploration Well incl. sampling of bore hole cores
4. Geomechanical/Geochemical Laboratory Investigations and Final Feasibility Study
5. Preparation of Master Development Plan (MDP), Front End Engineering & Design
(FEED), Tender Documents for Project Phase II (Execution)
Tasks 1-3 have been duly completed by August 2016.
Task 4 will be proceeded with remaining activities.
Task 5 has started.
1.2 Purpose and scope of the document

This specification has been developed to ensure that all Project personnel are provided with,
and wear or hold, the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to protect themselves
against work related hazards which may endanger their health and safety.
This applies to all Contractors, Subcontractors and Vendor personnel involved in the Project’s
Site activities.
1.3 Project location

The location of the well NSC01-L1 is about 2 h driving south of Teheran.
In the close vicinity the following infrastructures are located:
• Highway Qom – Kashan
• Old Road Qom - Kashan
• Railway Station Firuzabad of the Railway Kashan – Teheran
Figure 1: Approximate location of Kashan waste water plant
Figure 2: Approximate location of Gas Plant

Figure 3: Approximate location of Kashan brine evaporation ponds and salt lake
2 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

CLIENT: Iranian Gas Engineering & Development Co.
PMC: Client’s Project Management Consultant
GENERAL DANA Geophysics Co.
CONTRACTOR:
SUB-CONTRACTOR: Henjes Metall- und Anlagenbau GmbH
issuer of the FEED
PROJECT: Nasrabad -e- Kashan UGS Development Project
PROJECT PHASE I Exploration comprising Tasks 1-5
PROJECT TASK 1 Geological Studies and Reports
PROJECT TASK 2 Geological & Geophysical Field Works
PROJECT TASK 3 Drilling of 1 Exploration Well incl. bore hole core sampling
PROJECT TASK 4 Geomechanical/Geochemical Laboratory Investigations
and Final Feasibility Study
PROJECT TASK 5 Preparation of MDP, FEED and Tender Documents for
Project Phase II
PROJECT PHASE II Execution starting with Tendering Procedure
EPC CONTRACTOR: Contractor for Engineering, Procurement and Construction
in Project Phase II (Execution) t.b.d.
SUPPLIER: The supplier of equipment / package / services etc.
ANSI American National Standards Institute

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ATEX Explosive Atmospheres
API American Petroleum Institute
CE Conformité Européenne
FEED Front End Engineering & Design
IPS Iranian Petroleum Standards
ISO International Organization for Standardization
SI Système Internationale
UGS Underground Gas Storage
Permeation breakthrough The chemical permeation of gloves is measured in
time accordance to European Standard EN374 or ASTM F 739.
The Breakthrough Time (BTT) is the time it takes a chemical
to establish permeation through the protective coating. The
Breakthrough (BTT) time is given in minutes and as a
permeation class or permeation rating.
The glove with the longest breakthrough time or highest
class/ rating offers the best chemical resistance to the test
chemical.
Mechanical load The mechanical load for gloves is rated according to

information below. The protection effect shall be chosen
according to kind of mechanical risk. The higher rated the
better the protection effect is.
3 CODES AND STANDARDS

The EPC contractor shall be responsible to ensure the conformity of its scope of supplies and
services with respective to the latest issue of relevant laws, ordinances and technical
regulations. National legislation and national technical regulations shall take precedence as
appropriate.
Acceptable Standards for surface facilities shall be IGS (Iranian Gas Standards) and IPS
(Iranian Petroleum standards). These two standards are silent. In some cases European
and/or American standards might be used in addition to the Iranian Standards.
All work related to the specified scope of supply and services including design,
manufacturing, installation, commissioning and performance tests of the complete system
shall conform to the latest edition of all relevant codes and standards.
DOCUMENT NO. DOCUMENT TITLE

IPS Standards
Engineering Standard for Breathing Apparatus in Safety
IPS-E-SF-300 and Fire Fighting
IPS-G-SF-140 General Standard for Masks and Breathing Apparatus

General Standard for ancillary and miscellaneous Safety
IPS-G-SF-340 and Fire Equipment
IPS-G-SF-460 General Standard for First Aids and Sanitation
IPS-M-SF-325 Material and Equipment Standard for Personnel Safety and

Fire-Fighters protective Equipment
European Standards
EN 136 Respiratory protective devices - Full face masks -
Requirements, testing, marking
EN 340
Protective clothing. General requirements;
ISO
ISO 20345 Personal protective equipment -- Safety footwear
Other
IFC 2018 International Fire Code.
Standard Practice for Labelling Chemical Protective

ASTM F1301-90
Clothing
OSHA 3151-12R Personal Protective Equipment

Gloves:
• EN 388- Mechanical hazards including Abrasion, cut, tear and puncture.

• EN 374-3- Protective Gloves against Chemicals and Microorganism
• EN 420- General requirements for gloves includes sizing and a number of health and
safety aspects including latex protein and chromium levels
• EN 407- Heat resistance
• EN 511- Cold resistance
• EN 1149- Antistatic
• ASTM F739:2007 Standard Test Method for Permeation of Liquids and Gases through
Protective Clothing Materials under Conditions of Continuous Contact
Head and face and eye protection:
• EN 175 Personal Protection for eye and face protection

• EN 397 Industrial safety helmets
• EN 166 Personal eye protection
• OSHA 1926.135 Head protection
• OSHA 1926.133 Eye and face protection
Inhalation protection:
• EN 133 Respiratory protective devices. Classification;

• EN 136 Respiratory protective devices – Full face masks – Requirements, testing,
marking;
• EN 141 Respiratory protective devices. Gas filters and combined filters. Requirements,
testing, marking;
• EN 140 Respiratory protective devices – Half masks and quarter masks –
Requirements, testing, marking;
• EN 149 Respiratory protective devices – Filtering half masks to protect against particles
– Requirements, testing, marking;
• EN 405 Respiratory protective devices –Valved filtering half masks to protect against
gases or gases and particles – Requirements, testing, marking;
• EN 12941 Respiratory protective devices. Powered filtering devices incorporating a
helmet or a hood. Requirements, testing, marking;
• EN 12942 Respiratory protective devices. Power assisted filtering devices

incorporating full face masks, half masks or quarter masks. Requirements, testing,
marking
• OSHA 1926.134 Respiratory protection
Hearing protection:
• EN 352-1 Hearing protectors. General requirements. Part 1: Ear-Muffs;

• EN 352-2 Hearing protectors. General requirements. Part 2: Ear-plugs;
• EN 352-3 Hearing protectors. General requirements. Part 3: Ear-muffs attached to an
industrial safety helmet;
• EN 352-4 Hearing protectors. Safety requirements and testing. Part 4: Level-dependent
ear-muffs
• EN 458 Hearing protectors. Recommendations for selection, use, care and
maintenance. Guidance document;
• OSHA 1926.101 Hearing protection
Foot protection:
• OSHA 1910.136 Occupational foot protection

4 TABLE OF PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

In minimum, the following PPE has to be worn on site: working clothes, safety boots and helmet.
4.1 Gloves
Gloves material depends on vendor. Same material of different vendors might have different permeation breakthrough times. Vendor shall be consulted
to provide suitable gloves. The individual size of each user shall be considered.
Type of Additional information to reach Combination with other

Hazard Material Application area/ job type
PPE protection goals PPE required
Contact to adsorbent,
Chemical mechanical load (abrasion
Dustproof (Vinyl-PE-PVC-Nitrile-
Adsorbent, unloaded resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Working clothes PSA Unit/ filling process
Latex), Category 1 (EN 420)
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in
minimum 1)
Wash water system,
Contact to Amine,
Steam system,
Chemical mechanical load (abrasion Fluoroelastomer,
Boiler feed water
Amine resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Nitrile rubber, neoprene, solvent Working clothes
system, Chemicals and
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in resistant
wash oil/ during
minimum 1)
maintenance work
Warm flare Collection

System,
Contact to benzene, Cold flare Collection
Chemical mechanical load (abrasion System, Blowdown Vessels
Fluoroelastomer (breakthrough
Aromatic hydrocarbon resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Working clothes and Acid Gas Flare /
time> 480 min)
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in maintenance work on flare
minimum 1) systems, leakages,
Benzene Extraction Unit
and Hydrodealkylation Unit

Contact to battery acid,

Nitrile (breakthrough time> 480
Chemical
mechanical load (abrasion min), Battery rooms; battery re-
Battery acid resistant Working clothes
resistance > 2, in case of sharp Neoprene (breakthrough time> loading, exchanging
gloves
surfaces blade cut resistance in 480 min),
minimum 1)
Contact to clean agent,
mechanical load (abrasion Clean agent systems;
Chemical
resistance > 2, in case of sharp works
Clean agent resistant Neoprene (lined) Working clothes
surfaces blade cut resistance in on clean agent system,
gloves
minimum 1), refill of clean agent
solvent resistant,
suitable for kind of work and
Contact
working to coke,
period Fluoroelastomer (breakthrough
Chemical mechanical load (abrasion Wash Water system/ during
Coke (possibly loaded time > 480 min),
resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Working clothes maintenance work, coke
with HC) Nitrile (breakthrough time > 480
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in separation Unit
min)
minimum 1)
Contact to cold surfaces (-45 to

General/ work on cold
Canvas -180 °C), short contact to pipes
Cold surfaces Canvas Working clothes pipes,
gloves and equipment, thickness
equipment
according to work load
Contact to corrosion inhibitor,

Fluoroelastomer (breakthrough Wash Water system/ during
Corrosion inhibitor resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Working clothes
time> 480 min) maintenance work
minimum 1)

Butyl Rubber (Layer thickness 0,7 Furnaces,

Chemical Contact to DMDS, splash mm, breakthrough time > 480 Chemicals and wash oil/
DMDS resistant resistant, blade cut resistance in min.) orNitrile Rubber (Layer Working clothes DMDS nozzles, , Reactor
gloves minimum 1 thickness 0,4 mm, breakthrough section (Hydro De-
time > 30 min.) alkylation Unit)
Special work procedures have to Works on electrical

Insulating
Electricity be considered. Only for - Working clothes. equipment, instrumentation
gloves.
electrician. equipment.
Chemical Chemicals and wash oil/

Neoprene,
Emulsion break resistant Contact to emulsion break Working clothes during maintenance work,
PVC
gloves refill of emulsion breaker
Contact to HC, General / during

Chemical mechanical load (abrasion maintenance work,
time> 480 min),
HC resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Working clothes leakage, exchange of
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in equipment, flushing of
min)
minimum 1) equipment
General / peepholes,
not insulated pipes,
Canvas Contact heat up to 1200 °C Nomex ***),
Hot surfaces Working clothes pipes where insulation
gloves (peephole) Kevlar***)
have to be removed for
maintenance work
PVC/ CR/ Latex / Rubber/ Butyl

Chemical Contact to MDEA, or nitrile rubber/ other plastic Feed Pretreatment
MDEA resistant splash resistant, material gloves (thickness Working clothes Furnaces,
gloves blade cut resistance in minimum 1 according to manufacturer and DMDS nozzles,
working time)

Butyl Rubber (Layer thickness 0,5

Contact to methanol Precooling,
mm, breakthrough time ≥ 8 h),
Chemical mechanical load (abrasion C2/ C3 Separation,
FKM (Layer thickness 0,4 mm,
Methanol resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Working clothes Methanol System/ leakage,
breakthrough time ≥ 4 h)
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in during maintenance work,
CR ( (Layer thickness 0,5 mm,
minimum 1) refill of methanol drum
breakthrough time ≥ 1 h)

Contact to NaOH 20%,
min), Caustic Scrubbing,
Neoprene (breakthrough time> Spent Caustic Oxidation
NaOH 20% resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Working clothes
480 min), Unit/ refill, during
Fluoroelastomer (breakthrough maintenance work
minimum 1)
time> 480 min)
Contact to naphtha, petroleum,

green oil, Neoprene (breakthrough time>
Chemical Cracked gas compression,
Naphtha, petroleum, mechanical load (abrasion 480 min),
resistant Working clothes C2 Hydrogenation/ during
green oil resistance > 2, in case of sharp Nitrile (breakthrough time~100
gloves maintenance work
surfaces blade cut resistance in min)
minimum 1)
Chemical
Contact with paint during painting Protection Maintenance pf
Paint resistant Nitrile rubber gloves. Working clothes
work of rotating equipment. pumps (Painting).
gloves
Contact to oil (Oil unit), Cracked gas compression,

Chemical mechanical load (abrasion Caustic Scrubbing,
Oil resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp PVC Working clothes Spent Caustic Oxidation
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in Unit/ refill, during
minimum 1) maintenance work, Oil
Units, Pumps, Booster
/Exchanger, Steam turbine
pump drive.

Contact to oxygen scavenger,
Boiler feed waster system/
Oxygen scavenger resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp Neoprene Working clothes
during maintenance work
minimum 1)
Contact to polymerisation
inhibitor, General/ refill, during
Chemical
Polymerisation mechanical load (abrasion PVC (acc. to inhibitor), maintenance work on
resistant Working clothes
inhibitor resistance > 2, in case of sharp Neoprene (acc. to inhibitor) system, pumps, cleaning of
gloves
surfaces blade cut resistance in nozzles
minimum 1)
Handling of jacketing
Cut proofed Cut proofed against sharp
Sharp surfaces. Material acc. to vendor of gloves. Working clothes during
Gloves. surfaces of sheet metal plate.
maintenance.
Contact to sulphuric acid 98%, time> 480 min),
Caustic Scrubbing,
Chemical mechanical load (abrasion Neoprene (breakthrough time~
Spent Caustic Oxidation
Sulphuric acid 98% resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp 100 - 300 min depend on layer Working clothes
Unit/ refill, during
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in thickness),
maintenance work
minimum 1) Nitrile (breakthrough time< 100
min)
Contact to wash oil,
Chemical mechanical load (abrasion Gasoline Redistillation/
Wash oil resistant resistance > 2, in case of sharp PVC Working clothes leakage, maintenance on
gloves surfaces blade cut resistance in injection points
minimum 1)

Chemical
1,3-Butadiene resistant Contact to 1,3-Butadiene Working clothes Butadiene Extraction Unit
time >480 min.)
gloves
Chemical
Butyl Rubber (0.7 mm coating Solvent handling in
N-Methylpyrrolidone resistant Contact to N-Methylpyrrolidone Working clothes
thickness) Butadiene Extraction Unit
gloves
Chemical Working clothes with
Chemical Dosing in
TBC (85% Water) resistant Contact to TBC PVC PVC apron and PVC
Butadiene Extraction Unit
gloves boots
Chemical
Chemical Dosing in
Silicone Oil resistant Contact to Silicone Oil Rubber or PVC Working clothes
Butadiene Extraction Unit
gloves
Chemical
Nitrile, Butyle or Florinated Chemical Dosing in
SiYPro resistant Contact to SiYPro Working clothes
Rubber (Viton) Butadiene Extraction Unit
gloves
Chemical
Nitrile rubber, Neoprene rubber or Chemical Dosing in
NaNO2 resistant Contact to NaNO2 Working clothes
PVC Butadiene Extraction Unit
gloves
Chemical Fluoroelastomer, Chloroprene,

Solvent handling in
N-Formylmorpholine resistant Contact to N-Formylmorpholine Butyle or Nitrile rubber Working clothes
Benzene Extraction Unit
gloves (breakthrough time >480 min.)
4.2 Face and eye protection

Additional information Combination with other PPE
Type of PPE Hazard Application area/ job type
reach protection goals required
Chemicals hazardous for
Labour,
Faceshield skin and eyes, protection Helmet General / leakages, works on system
anti-fog
against splash
Heat radiation -> dry up of skin Helmet,

Faceshield anti-fog Furnaces, peepholes
and eyes Analyzer for coil heat
Fit properly tight, General/ for maintenance works on system,

Goggles Chemicals in general Respirator, helmet, hearing protection
splash guard, anti-fog during refill of chemicals
Safety glasses Fit properly tight,
General/ minimum requirements for works
with side Chemicals, dust in general splash guard, anti - Respirator, helmet, hearing protection
inside plant
protection fog
Safety glasses shall be
Safety
adjusted to kind of
glasses for Laser radiation hazard Helmet. Alignment check of pumps.
laser and wavelength
laser.
of laser source.
4.3 Head protection

Falling objects, Mechanical hazard,
Helmet Goggles, hearing protection, respirator General
bang one's head on something. Flame resistant
Special work procedures
Helmet with
Electrical hazard. have to be considered. - Working on energized electrical equipment.
face shield
Only for electrician.
4.4 Foot and leg protection

Slip-proof soles, closed,
Slipping, sprain one's foot,
Safety boots high leg, chemical resistant General
uneven surfaces
soles, antistatic
4.5 Body protection

Goggles,
Chemical Resistant against
respirator, Furnaces/ DMDS system, during
resistant working DMDS DMDS, mechanical
gloves,working maintenance work
clothes load
clothes
Chemical Goggles,
Resistant against HC, Wash water system/ during maintenance
resistant working HC respirator, gloves,
mechanical load work
clothes working clothe
Inflammable Protection against

Heat Chemical resistant working clothes General
working clothes contact to hot surfaces
Special work procedures

Insulation Helmet,
have to be
protective Contact with live part. Respirator, Working on energized electrical equipment.
considered. Only for
clothes. Goggles.
electrician.
All hazards because of Helmet,
Entering vessels during (re-) fill of
Head Light limited perception due to Explosion proofed. Respirator,
adsorbents.
less light. Goggles.
4.6 Falling protection

The use of harness shall

be trained. Anchors shall
Full body Maintenance of equipment, entering vessel,
Falling. be provided on Working clothes.
harness Truck (un)loading,
construction, equipment
and work area.
4.7 Hearing protection

> 85 dB(A), reduce risk to 85 db(A) over 8

Ear muffs Noise Respirator, goggles, helmet General (high noise area)
hours, good communication required
> 85 dB(A), reduce risk to 85 db(A) over 8

Ear plugs Noise Respirator, goggles, helmet General (high noise area)
hours, combination with other PPE
4.8 Inhalation protection

Additional information Combination with another PPE
Dust,
Feed Pre-treatment/ Exchange of
Dust filter Trisodiumphosphat Filter P2 or P3 Goggles, helmet
adsorbents (active carbon)
(adsorbent)
General / accidentally release,
Organic gases (HC, Fuel Filter A. Colour code
Respirator works- exchange on (pre-, after-)
Gas, etc.), amine, polymer brown organic gases with Goggles, helmet
filter A filter,
inhibitor ATM. boiling point > 65 °C
works on system

Filter A. Colour code C2H4/ C2H6 Separation,
Respirator Ethane, ethylene, methane,
brown organic gases with Goggles, helmet, hearing protection C2H4 Refrigerant System, 46 C3
filter A-P oxygen scavanger
ATM. boiling point > 65 Refrigerant System, 85 chemicals and wash
°C AX. Organic gases
Filter oil/ leakages
with ATM. C2H4/ C2H6 Separation,
Respirator boiling point < 65°C C2H4 Refrigerant System, 46 C3 Refrigerant
Methanol, 1,3-Butadiene Goggles, helmet, hearing protection
filter AX Required when vapours/ System, 85 chemicals and wash oil/
aerosols are generated leakages, Butadiene Extraction Unit
or big leakages
Inorganic gases/ vapours,
Furnaces/ in case of leakages
Respirator required when vapours/
Hydrogen sulphide, DMDS Goggles, helmet, hearing protection Steam system/ leakage
filter B aerosols are generated or
Cracked gas compression/ leakage
big leakages.
Adsorbent (active carbon) Filter FFP3 PSA Unit/ Exchange of adsorbents (active
Respirator filter Required when dust are carbon),
Goggles, helmet
FFP3 generated by fill process Slop, Sewer and Drainage System/ Exchange
of filter material mercury guard bed, activate
Dust Filter FFP3 Respirator for
Air-Purifying carbon Filter
Respirator RequiredVapours,
Organic while mechanical
Clean agent cleaning e.g. Respirator,
of Process Google, helmet Chemicals and wash oil/ leakage
protection Supplied-Air
Water Stripper
Self-contained breathing
apparatus, (SCBA) - for
Respirator use in environments with
Lubricant oil (aerosol, vapour) unknown concentrations or Google, helmet, protection clothes Oil unit/ leakage
Filter A - P2
emergency situations.
(Filter A acc. DIN EN 141,
Maintenance,
Wash Oil 143, 371 for Organic gases
Respirator Air-Purifying Respirator for
Pump (Solvent Naphtha, and vapours, e.g., solvents Google, helmet Chemicals and wash oil/ leakage
Filter A Organic Vapours,
heavy Aromatic) with a boilingRespirator,
point
Supplied-Air
> 65 ºC).
Self-contained breathing
Respirator apparatus, (SCBA) - for
Corrosion inhibitor use in environments with Goggles, helmet, hearing protection Chemicals and wash oil/ refill, leakage
Filter A
unknown concentrations or
emergency situations.

Self-contained
Shall be suitable for
breathing High concentration of Mercury Goggles, helmet Feed Pre-treatment/ big leakages
access to working area.
apparatus
4.9 Personal detectors

Suitable detectors for

Mobile gas continuous monitoring
detection Hydrocarbons of General, Confined space
detectors the atmosphere inside and
outside vessels, tanks, Pits
Have to be carried by
personnel,
shall not constrain
(O2, CO, CO2, H2S, Benzene personnel within his work,
Personal General, Confined
... – concentration and suitable detectors for
detectors space
/or flammable gases). continuous monitoring of
the atmosphere inside
and outside of vessels
and
during gas sampling.

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CLIENT:

Iranian Gas Engineering & Development Co.

Nasrabad -e- Kashan

DANA Geophysics Co.

Henjes Metall- und Anlagenbau GmbH

PSE Engineering GmbH

WBS Item 5.2.3.6 AGF SET 2

Personnel Protection Specification

revision change history

issued checked approved

01 17.09.2021 Issued for Client Review FPA EIG ETV

project related documents

2 HAZARDOUS AREA CLASSIFICATION ................. ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT

4 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) ..... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT

5 PROTECTION OF PERSONNEL ........... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.

6 PERSONNEL HEALTH, MEDICAL SERVICES, FIRST AID ................. ERROR!

1.1 General introduction

1.2 Purpose and scope of the document

1.3 Project location

Figure 1: Approximate location of Kashan waste water plant

Figure 2: Approximate location of Gas Plant

2 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

ANSI American National Standards Institute

Mechanical load The mechanical load for gloves is rated according to

3 CODES AND STANDARDS

DOCUMENT NO. DOCUMENT TITLE

IPS-G-SF-140 General Standard for Masks and Breathing Apparatus

IPS-M-SF-325 Material and Equipment Standard for Personnel Safety and

IFC 2018 International Fire Code.

Standard Practice for Labelling Chemical Protective

OSHA 3151-12R Personal Protective Equipment

• EN 388- Mechanical hazards including Abrasion, cut, tear and puncture.

Head and face and eye protection:

• EN 175 Personal Protection for eye and face protection

• EN 133 Respiratory protective devices. Classification;

• EN 12942 Respiratory protective devices. Power assisted filtering devices

• EN 352-1 Hearing protectors. General requirements. Part 1: Ear-Muffs;

• OSHA 1910.136 Occupational foot protection

4 TABLE OF PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

Type of Additional information to reach Combination with other

Warm flare Collection

Type of Additional information to reach Combination with other

Contact to battery acid,

Contact to cold surfaces (-45 to

Contact to corrosion inhibitor,

Type of Additional information to reach Combination with other

Butyl Rubber (Layer thickness 0,7 Furnaces,

Special work procedures have to Works on electrical

Chemical Chemicals and wash oil/

Contact to HC, General / during

PVC/ CR/ Latex / Rubber/ Butyl

Type of Additional information to reach Combination with other

Butyl Rubber (Layer thickness 0,5

Nitrile (breakthrough time> 480

Contact to naphtha, petroleum,

Contact to oil (Oil unit), Cracked gas compression,

Type of Additional information to reach Combination with other

Type of Additional information to reach Combination with other

Chemical Fluoroelastomer, Chloroprene,