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Safe Cleanup of Broken Fluorescent Bulbs

September 04, 2012
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Notify workers and tell them to stay away from the area. Open any windows and doors to air out the room. Do not use a broom or vacuum cleaner unless the vacuum cleaner is specifically designed to collect mercury. Wear appropriate disposable chemical-resistant gloves. Use a commercial
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How Workers Can Be Exposed to Mercury

August 31, 2012
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How Workers Can Be Exposed -Breathing mercury vapor in the air. -Skin contact with mercury. Health-Effects and Symptoms -Signs of mercury poisoning include tremors; mood, memory or coordination changes; and skin irritation or allergy. -Exposure to mercury can harm unborn children. Pre
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Avoiding Mercury Exposure from Fluorescent Bulbs

August 29, 2012
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Metallic mercury poses health risks from inhalation and skin exposure.  Tubular or compact fluorescent bulbs contain small amounts of the metal mercury sealed inside.  If florescent bulbs are broken, small amounts of mercury will be released into the environment.  Proper cleanup will
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Video: Dangers of Formaldehyde

August 21, 2012
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If you like more information on the dangers of formaldehyde and keeping your employees protected Doug Marshall has the answers.  Call 800-828-8487 for a free consultation. bmoneto
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