7. Environmental aspects: health and safety

7.1 Health and safety

As the raw materials used are mainly liquid, their risks stem from this nature:

chemical toxicity (by inhalation of vapours, aerosols or fumes, ingestion, contact with (or penetration through) the skin, etc.) ;
FIRE ATTACK;
accident (slipping on untreated puddles).

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