FACTS
- Cluttered Workspaces: Unorganized chemical work areas with clutter (e.g., unused chemicals, equipment) increase risks of spills, trips, or accidental chemical mixing, leading to exposures or fires.
- Inadequate Cleaning Protocols: Failure to regularly clean surfaces, floors, and equipment allows chemical residues to accumulate, posing risks of skin contact, inhalation, or cross-contamination.
- Improper Chemical Storage: Storing chemicals on floors, near food, or without secondary containment (e.g., drip trays) can lead to leaks, spills, or reactions, endangering workers.
- Lack of Personal Hygiene: Not washing hands or skin after chemical contact, or eating/drinking in work areas, increases risks of ingestion or absorption of […]
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