Understanding the safe handling of diisocyanates

Resin Flooring Association, 2024
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Core Supplement

Abstract

An overview of the safe handling of diisocyanates, focusing on their use in resin systems and the potential health risks associated with exposure, particularly respiratory sensitisation and skin irritation. It outlines regulatory requirements and emphasises the importance of proper training, risk assessment, and compliance with safety legislation. The guide also offers practical advice on control measures, including safe storage, handling procedures, ventilation, and the use of appropriate personal protective equipment to ensure a safe working environment.

History

Revised: August 2024. First Published: September 2001.

Subjects

  • Special subject areas
  • Health and safety
  • Chemicals/hazardous substances

Publisher History

The Resign Flooring Association (FeRFA), formerly known as the Federation for the Repair and Protection of Structures, represents manufacturers, contractors and associated companies involved in resin flooring systems.

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