Thu 11 Sep 2014
The most unique questions
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I regret I don’t have the energy to post every question and situation on this site.
However, occasionally there are very unique questions. I won’t say how I answered them, but I will offer some considerations. Here’s are my two favorites from the recent past:
- My construction crew is working on a “special TI (tenant improvement)”, alongside an elephant who has Turberculosis (TB). What personal protective equipment (PPE) do my workers need to wear?
- Is the TB active
- Does TB transfer from people to animal, and/or vice versa
- How much contact (distance, time, amount of touching, etc) will the workers have with animal?
- Will you offer prophylactic shots? (to the employees, of course)
- We are going to be excavating the carcasses of dead sheep. What type of PPE will my excavator operators need to wear while performing these tasks?
- How large of an area (2-3 football fields)
- How long have the carcasses been in this area
- Any additives to the soil/area
- Will workers be in contact with dead animals?
- Will workers need to enter the excavation?
- Will you use a multigas meter (4 gas)?
I’d love to hear your best (or worst) questions.
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