Wear protective rubber gloves, and eye wear. Do not expose to open flames or sparks. Store in a cool, dry place. Acute overexposure to fumes can cause drowsiness, nausea, dizziness, and eventually systemic damage. Skin contact overexposure can cause drying, cracking, and defatting.
Ingestion can cause cramps, loss of consciousness, and systemic damage.
First aid for excessive exposure to fumes is fresh air and water. First aid for excessive exposure to skin contact is washing with cool water. In all cases, contact medical doctors immediately.