Fertilizer or raw material for sulphuric acid production. No data available on oral toxicity of sulphur. 8 ppm of sulphur dust in air is reported as causing eye irritation in humans. Sulphur is non toxic by conventional routes of exposure but may cause Irritation to skin, eyes, and respiratory tract following exposure to dust. Larger fires can be extinguished by water, foam, carbon dioxide or dry chemical.
Extinguished fires can easily restart.
Respiratory, fire retardant clothing, and eye protection required for fire fighting personnel. The use of a full face mask will prevent eye irritation occurring. Use gloves and coveralls to protect skin exposed to dust. Bind collar and cuffs to prevent access of dust. Wear chemical goggles to protect the eyes if a full face respirator is not being used.