Inorganic Lead - Safe Habits Lead poisoning may occur when excessive amounts of lead accumulate in the human body. It is most likely to enter the body as fumes or dust, when it is easily inhaled, or as contamination on hands or face, where it can be swallowed. Working with Fibreglass Working with fibreglass fibres and dust, without safe systems of work, can result in irritation to the eyes, nose, throat and skin. By law, airborne contaminants must be controlled so that they do not exceed safe limits, but priority should be given to totally removing airborne contaminants from the workplace, where practicable. Choose Your Poison From autumn and through the winter growing season, pesticides are widely used on farms to prepare fields for seeding and planting, and to maintain crops free from weeds and pests.
Farmers can protect their health by choosing the least toxic pesticide for the job.
What are PCBs. The effects of PCBs on humans. What are PCBs. The effects of PCBs on humans. Spraypainting Information on how some paints and materials can be a hazard to safety and health if breathed in, swallowed or absorbed through the skin.