Hydrogen sulphide is a toxic, colourless gas that smells of rotten eggs. It is extremely flammable, and may explode if heated. Routes of exposure include: Inhalation Skim contact Eye Contact

Noise-Induced Hearing Loss is caused by either (a) exposure to an extremely loud burst of sound Examples: gunshot, explosion (b) continuous exposure to loud sounds over an extended period of time Examples: playing in a band, woodworking tools

Maintain a safe distance behind other vehicles. Remember that it may take longer to stop (due to ice and snow), so take that into consideration when following other vehicles Drive according to conditions Accelerate and brake slowly Watch for black ice

When installing hardwood flooring, be aware that some adhesives, varnishes, and sealers can produce inhalation hazards. Exposure to these hazards can have adverse health effects. Take the following steps to reduce and/or eliminate inhalation hazards: Work in a well-ventilated area Always consult and follow manufacturer's directions Check with the Material Safety... read more →