Hazardous Communication: Training and Awareness

Chemical exposure is a constant threat to linen, uniform and facility services employees. If not properly trained on the handling, use and clean-up of chemicals, this lack of preparedness could lead to serious injuries, involving absorption, ingestion, or inhalation that could have lifelong effects. Proper training and awareness can help staff reduce their vulnerability to dangerous chemicals that laundry employees are exposed to daily.

Two examples of chemical-related injuries show the importance of Hazardous Communication Training:

  1. A maintenance engineer was replacing a chemical drum and in the process of switching hoses from one drum to the ...

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