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    CHEMICAL HAZARDS

    TRAINING
    UREA
    By:
    Communication Team
    HAZARDS:
     Potential Acute Health Effects:

     Skin: Repeated or prolonged contact may


    cause reddening, itching and inflammation.

     Ingestion:
    A single dose of 100 grams has reportedly
    caused mild symptoms of Central Nervous
    System depression e. g. drowsiness and slow
    reflexes.
    HAZARDS:
     Eyes: Severe irritant. Contact with heated
    material may cause thermal burns
     Inhalation:
    May cause respiratory tract irritation although no
    incidents of dust inhalation health effects have
    been Reported
     Ingestion:
    May cause gastrointestinal disturbances.
    Symptoms may include irritation, nausea,
    vomiting and diarrhea.
    HAZARDS:

     Potential Chronic Health Effects:


    None known. Urea is a naturally occurring
    chemical in the body. It is an end product of
    protein metabolism and is excreted in the
    urine.
    EXPOSURE CONTROLS
     Engineering Controls:
    Provide local or general ventilation to keep
    below nuisance dust limit of 15mg/m3.
    PERSONAL PROTECTION
     Eye Protection:
    o Wear safety glasses or chemical goggles to
    prevent eye contact.
    o Do not wear contact lenses when working
    with this substance.
    o Have eye wash facilities available where eye
    contact could occur.
    PERSONAL PROTECTION
     Protective Clothing:
    Wear impervious gloves and protective
    clothing to prevent skin contact

     Respiratory Protection:
    Normally none needed. Use NIOSH approved
    equipment when airborne dust exposure limits
    are exceeded. NIOSH approved breathing
    equipment must be available for non-routine
    and emergency use.
    FIRST AID MEASURES
     Eyes: Promptly flush with water, continuing
    for 15 minutes. Eyelids should be held away
    from the eyeball to ensure thorough rinsing. If
    irritation persists, consult a
    physician immediately.
     Skin:
    Wash area of contact thoroughly with soap
    and water. For contact with molten product do
    not remove clothing. Flush skin immediately
    with cold water. Launder clothing before
    reuse.
    FIRST AID MEASURES
     Ingestion:
    Do not induce vomiting. Keep affected person
    warm and treat for shock. Get medical
    attention. A single dose of 100 grams has
    reportedly caused mild symptoms of Central
    Nervous System depression (drowsiness,
    etc.).
    FIRST AID MEASURES
     Inhalation:
    Remove affected person from source of
    exposure. If not breathing, ensure open
    airway and initiate CPR (Cardiopulmonary
    resuscitation ). If breathing is difficult,
    administer oxygen; if available get medical
    attention.
    THANK YOU,
    PLEASE
    COMMUNICATE TO
    YOUR FELLOWS.

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