Has anyone had any experience assessing if personal fans could have an 
adverse effect on an ESD control program.  We have ionizers on our 
compressed air sources used to clean or dry assemblies but we have no such 
policy for fans.  We just transitions to lab coats with 13% carbonized 
nylon. Our policy when sitting is to wear a wrist strap that is tied into 
an approved ground or have the wrist strap connected to a shirt sleeve and 
 your pocket button attached to an approved ground. Many employees 
complain that they are hot and I can see a lot more fans being used. 



Joel Alexander
Quality Assurance Manager
TT APSCO, INC. 

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