LUBRICANTS ,SAFETY AND HYGIENE STANDARDS
HYGIENE
Should oils
come
into extended contact with the skin, this
may
cause irritation.Therefore, it is
recommended
to use protective goggles
and
rubber gloves.
After having handled
oils it is
recommended
that
you wash your hands
carefully
using water and soap.
STORAGE
Always store oils in a closed location out of the reach of children. Never leave lubricants in open
containers, and
without a label indicating content.
ELIMINATION
Oil left in the environment, whether
new
or used, is serious pollution.
Carefully store
new
oil, and store waste oil in special containers for future elimination by specialistcollection centres.
SPILLAGE
In
case of the accidental loss of
oil,
intervene to enable absorption with sand or aggregates of anappropriate type.
Collect the
compound
created
and
ensure
it is
eliminated as chemical waste.
EMERGENCIES
Eyes: In case of contact with the eyes, rinse abundantly with running water. Should the irritationcontinue, contact the
nearest Emergency centre.
Ingestion: Should oil be ingested, do not force the person to vomit. Call a doctor.
Skin: Should the skin
come
into excessive and extended contact with
oil,
wash with soap and water.
Fire: Should a
fire start, use carbon dioxide, dry powder or foam extinguishers. Do not use water.
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