Eye protection and a respirator are advised. It drys fast, which is good for expeditious work flow, but it also dries fast on the brushes and rollers, and the solvent is expensive. Can be used when still tacky to allow a little movement for positioning, but don't count on it. Dries slower than the solvent based stuff, and on a humid day may need a little help from a fan or a small utility heater. Brushes and rollers last many times longer.
Eye protection is substantially more important here, as the lower viscosity causes splatters.
A respirator isn't generally required. I use this stuff whenever possible. Oh, and don't forget to read the directions with any adhesive. Crazy glue can be used for little odds and sods like loose corners etc. It should snap easily.