Risk of Burns
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The risks
Burns from chemical sources can affect the skin and the eyes. A number of industries have hazards that can cause eye injuries.
How to reduce the risks
Personal protective equipment is a must. While it’s important to wear gloves and flame-resistant clothing, it’s also important that workers in these industries wear eye protection. The following table offers some of the ways to reduce the risk of burns associated with common workplace hazards. For more information, see our resources.
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Welding, brazing, soldering |
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Industrial lasers |
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Portland cement powder (corrosive powder/dust) |
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Electricity-arc flashes |
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Hot oil and water |
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Cleaning |
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