Employees frequently get small amounts of chemicals on their skin during routine industrial operations. Must such routine exposures be rinsed off for 15 minutes?
All industrial operations should be designed to prevent all skin contact with all chemicals. However, many operations, especially those involving paints, oils, and greases, do result in skin exposure. Such exposures should be thoroughly rinsed with soapy water. Any exposure that causes any irritation or health effect must be thoroughly rinsed and the employee should seek medical attention.
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