Hi Ahmed, we can't really provide specific advice via this platform I am afraid. That said, the best course of action to identify appropriate PPE is to perform a chemical risk assessment for the associated activities. This should account for the specific use cases of the hazardous substances you have mentioned. It sounds like you are using some highly hazardous materials, though the need and selection of masks or visors will depend on exactly how the material s are used and the form they are in. 👍
@@Safeti Thank you for your videos, I really enjoy them and appreciate the work that you do. It makes studying much easier, entertaining and even my teacher had a giggle 🤣
That's a good one Hasan. Often something that is overlooked, that cement or cement-containing products can be very damaging to the skin/eyes (also to respiratory if in dust form).👍
Thanks for sharing Sami! Acetone is quite commonly used in industrial applications. Not only is it highly flammable, but also a strong eye irritant and something that usually requires good ventilation and/or similar controls to minimise risks from inhalation of vapours. Workplace exposure limits may apply!😅
The hazardous substance that we are most concerned about in our work this week is hydrochloric acid. 🤓 What is yours?
This was an eye opener. I clearly have lots still to learn about the SDS's in the business I am working in!
Check out our free COSHH Assessment course - safeti.com/courses/coshh-training-course/ - it covers SDS interpretation quite extensively. :-)
thank you so much for sharing such kind information of safety and health
This is a great explanation, thank you so much for passing this knowledge.
Thanks so much for letting us know Weigoah, very happy that it helped you! 😁👍
Thank you for sharing valuable information sir ....
Very helpful explanation for safety data sheets Thank you.👌
Thanks Hasan, glad you found it helpful!
Nice job sir I am fan of you . May God bless you
I enjoyed this video. Some great tips and things I didn't know. 😄
Glad it was helpful!
Very good information thank you 🙂
Super explanation bro keep going,,, 👌👌👌👍👍
Very good information thnkew
Very welcome!
One of the best run-throughs I have seen for Safety Data Sheets. They can be a minefield and tough to interpret. Keep up the great work!
many thanks David, appreciate the positive feedback!😁
Good explanation sir
Thanks and you are welcome!
Very informative 👍
Glad you think so!
Informative 👍
glad it was helpful!
would you please recommend me the best PPE especially a Face Mask for Sulfuric acid, Ferrolin and Sodium Hydroxide?
Hi Ahmed, we can't really provide specific advice via this platform I am afraid. That said, the best course of action to identify appropriate PPE is to perform a chemical risk assessment for the associated activities. This should account for the specific use cases of the hazardous substances you have mentioned. It sounds like you are using some highly hazardous materials, though the need and selection of masks or visors will depend on exactly how the material s are used and the form they are in. 👍
Enrol in our SDS Course here - safeti.com/courses/safety-data-sheet-training/ 👍
Do you have any more guidance on safe storage?
Check out our free COSHH Assessment course - safeti.com/courses/coshh-training-course/ - we have some resources in the Course materials section. :-)
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Please how can i get data sheet papers
Are you looking for safety data sheets? The product manufacturer should supply them 👍
Someone bought my product then wanna export it to abroad but the airline asked for data sheet &UN number
Hey mate you may want to edit the transcript as when you say SDS....the words on screen say nasty ass 🤣🤣🤣🤣 about 2.30 minutes in
I think we may just leave it like that.
@@Safeti Thank you for your videos, I really enjoy them and appreciate the work that you do. It makes studying much easier, entertaining and even my teacher had a giggle 🤣
portland cement😁
That's a good one Hasan. Often something that is overlooked, that cement or cement-containing products can be very damaging to the skin/eyes (also to respiratory if in dust form).👍
Acetone
Thanks for sharing Sami! Acetone is quite commonly used in industrial applications. Not only is it highly flammable, but also a strong eye irritant and something that usually requires good ventilation and/or similar controls to minimise risks from inhalation of vapours. Workplace exposure limits may apply!😅
Very good information thnkew
Thanks for your comment!