What are NFPA ratings?
NFPA is the acronym for National Fire Protection Association. The system rates the health, flammability, reactivity, and other hazards created by short-term exposures to chemicals during a fire or related emergency. It is a system of readily understood markings or signals consistent with the severity of the hazard posed and is intended to give basic information to fire-fighting and emergency personnel to enable them to quickly implement protective measures. For further information, please contact Kodak Environmental Services . • Is it safe for me to use and mix photographic processing chemicals while I am pregnant? Kodak is aware of no substantiated reports of adverse effects among people in general working in the photoprocessing industry. For additional information, please see Working With Photoprocessing Chemicals During Pregnancy . • Am I required to wear personal protective equipment in a photographic processing facility? Under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSH
