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	Advertise Here!         Library >  Workshop Safety   Health Hazard (8)   Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6    [179] Studio Safety Evaluation Just as a professional would do, it may be a good idea to conduct a walk-through of your shop. The kind of things you would look for and comment on include... (1999) Complete Story Show me more articles from: [The Jewelry Workshop Safety Report]|[Charles Lewton-Brain] Releated Categories: [Workshop Safety] ISBN: 0969851049   [183] Ventilation in your jewelery workshop. Ventilation means removing noxious materials, dusts and fumes from where you can breathe them in. It is about taking away the chance for you to breathe in chemicals and particles that can damage your lungs. Ever seen people riding around with an oxygen tank next to them and tubes in their noses? That is only one of the kinds of trouble you can get into from breathing in toxic stuff. A good friend of mine died recently from pulmonary fibrosis, definitely due to his exposures to coal dust and chemical fumes in working his materials.... (2003) Complete Story Show me more articles from: [Brain Press Publications]|[Charles Lewton-Brain] Releated Categories: [Workshop Safety]   [204] Workshop Air Quality Four areas in the jeweler's workshop produce harmful substances that MUST be properly removed from the shop in order to maintain the jewelers' health. The toxic particles produced are generally chronic in nature. This means that immediate reaction is not apparent, but twenty or thirty years of continued exposure can lead to poor health and sometimes early death.... (2003) Complete Story Show me more articles from: [BWSimon]|[Bradney W. Simon] Releated Categories: [Workshop Safety]|[Critical Notes]   Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6
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