In the image, the worker is leaning directly over a leaking drum releasing a cloud of fumes, exposing himself to harmful airborne substances without wearing any respiratory protection. He is holding his chest in distress, suggesting he is already inhaling toxic vapors. The workspace shows poor ventilation and spilled materials on the floor, indicating unsafe environmental conditions. This creates a serious risk of chemical inhalation, respiratory injury, or long-term health damage.
Workers should never approach leaking containers without proper PPE such as respirators, gloves, and eye protection, and should immediately evacuate the area until ventilation is improved. Hazmat […]
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