The worker is performing autobody repair work using filler or paint preparation materials without wearing any respiratory protection. These substances often release harmful dust or fumes that can irritate the lungs or cause long-term respiratory illness. Even though he is indoors, no ventilation system or respirator is visible, increasing the likelihood of breathing in hazardous particles. This oversight can lead to serious health consequences over time.
When working with auto body fillers, paints, or sanding materials, workers must wear a properly rated respirator suited for dust or chemical vapors. A well-fitting half-face or […]
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