The best precaution in working with potentially hazardous chemicals is to minimize the amounts present. Close inspection, at least annually, of the condition and expiration date of all on hand chemicals limits the potential for unwanted reactions. The vast majority of accidents on the job are caused by someone, rather than something. Most accidents on the job occur that way, you just didn't have time to do it right in the first place, and now you have a bump, a bruise, a broken something or other, and you hurt. Not only that, but you are probably embarrassed, may loose time away from the job and production, and in the worst case scenario, you might loose your life.
Most accidents are preventable.
Think ahead and plan ahead, and you may not have to be lame or make lame excuses. To touch these wires is instant death. It is provided to disseminate safety information to Creighton University Employees and Students inclusive of regulatory updates and policy changes.