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1. Wash overalls REGULARLY.
2. Do not put oily rags in pockets.
3. Inspect the BODY regularly.
4. Maintain a HIGH standard of PERSONAL hygiene.

1. WEAR protective gloves.
2. Wash and dry the HANDS carefully.
3. USE an appropriate barrier cream.
4. AVOID unnecessary contact.
5. Change to a less hazardous material if possible.

1. Avoid CONTACT with DANGEROUS materials.
2. Find a substitute material, non-dermatic if possible.
3. WEAR PROTECTIVE clothing.
4. Use barrier creams.

1. CONTACT DERMATITIS.
2. SENSITISATION Dermatitis.

ALLERGIC DERMATITIS.

Allergic Dermatitis.

OCCUPATIONAL DERMATITIS.

Occupational Dermatitis.

WOOD DUST particles, PARTICULARLY hardwoods. It is UNCERTAIN whether it is the SIZE, shape, or chemical composition.

Wood dust particles, particularly hardwoods. It is uncertain whether it is the size, shape, or chemical composition.

1. ASBESTOS.
2. SILICA.

1. WEAR gloves.
2. Wash and DRY HANDS.
3. KEEP out of CONTACT with suspect substances.

1. Keep them off the SKIN.
2. REMOVE from the skin immediately if SPLASHED.
3. Keep tools perfectly CLEAN to prevent skin CONTAMINATION.

1. DETERGENTS.
2. Paints.
3. THINNERS.
4. Petrol and OILS.
5. BLEACHES.

1. By the removal of DUST and fume.
2. CONTROL of handling.
3. Control of eating and SMOKING.
4. The wearing of protective clothing.
5. Good washing ACCOMMODATION.

SAND or any SUBSTANCE CONTAINING FREE SILICA.

Sand or any substance containing free silica.

1. RECOGNITION.
2. MEASUREMENT.
3. EVALUATION.
4. CONTROL

1. LEAD.
2. PHOSPHORUS.
3. Arsenical.
4. MERCURIAL.
5. ANTHRAX.
6. Manganese.
7. Compressed Air.

To PREVENT DERMATITIS.

To prevent Dermatitis.

DERMATITIS; CUTTING OIL is a SUSPECTED CARCINOGEN.

Dermatitis; Cutting oil is a suspected Carcinogen.

Dermatitis.

Dermatitis.

1. DETERGENTS.
2. Paints.
3. Thinners and solvents.
4. Petrol.
5. OILS.

1. SILICOSIS.
2. PNEUMOCONIOSIS.