Reactive resins – Identification of hazards and plan of measures

Type of item
MS information
Country
Švýcarsko
Year of publication
2007

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French

Italian

Description

Reactive resins (such as polyurethane, polyesthers) can cause fires, explosions and occupational diseases. The most important hazards are: skin diseases, allergies and chemical burns (resins, hardeners), intoxications (solvents, resins), fire and explosions (solvents, peroxides). This material will help you better manage the risks.

Other data

Provider
Provider name (English)
Swiss National Accident Insurance Fund - SUVA
Provider name (Original)
Schweizerische Unfallversicherungsanstalt - SUVA
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Tasks covered
Applying Glues or Sealants
Applying Surface Coatings
Heating or Machining Plastics/Rubber
Installing or Removing Insulation
Biological hazard
Not applicable
Hazard - physical state
Not applicable
Hazard - health effects
Allergens
Irritants
Toxic substances
Fire and explosion
Exposure route
Dermal contact
Inhalation
Skin absorption
Substance Description

Not substance specific

Prevention measures
Level 2. Technical measures, e.g. local exhaust ventilation
Level 2. Reducing / minimising the risk by organisational measures, e.g. reducing the number of workers exposed
Level 3. Reducing / minimising the risk by personal measures (PPE)
Training / guidance
Hygiene measures
Purpose of the material
Guidance
Risk assessment
Target group
Employers
Managers
Occupational health physician
OSH consultant
Workers representatives