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Chemical Handling & Safety Photography

Chemical Handling & Safety Photography. Issues with Chemicals Eyes Skin/clothing Inhalation Ingestion

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Chemical Handling & Safety

Photography

Page 2: Chemical Handling & Safety Photography. Issues with Chemicals Eyes Skin/clothing Inhalation Ingestion

Issues with Chemicals

• Eyes

• Skin/clothing

• Inhalation

• Ingestion

Page 3: Chemical Handling & Safety Photography. Issues with Chemicals Eyes Skin/clothing Inhalation Ingestion

Eyes

• Flush immediately with water at the eye wash for at least 15 minutes

• Notify Mr. Langley

• Avoid problem by letting prints drip instead of shaking

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Skin/Clothing

• Wash affected skin with soap and water

• Change clothing/shoes if necessary

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Inhalation

• Ventilation system

• Move to fresh air if affected

• Hold chemicals at arms’ length when mixing to avoid inhaling

• If you have asthma, stay out of darkroom when chemicals are being mixed.

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Ingestion

• No food or drinks in the darkroom!• First action – call Poison Control• If someone ingests developer, fixer, photo

flo – induce vomiting• If someone ingests stop bath – do not

induce vomiting• If someone ingests the water bath – do not

induce vomiting

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Medical Concern

• Pregnancy

• Asthma