Do not dispose of used oil into sewage mains, storm drains, rivers or streams. Contact
a specialised fi rm for disposal.
Cover oil spills with earth, sand or similar absorbent material. When the oil has been
removed, degrease the area with suitable solvents taking care to disperse solvent
fumes. Dispose of residual cleaning material in accordance with current legislation.
- Avoid contact with the skin.
- Avoid the formation and diffusion of oil mist
- Apply the following hygiene measures:
• Protect personnel and equipment from oil splashes (wear suitable clothing, install
screens on the machine).
• Wash frequently with soap and water; do not use cleaning products or solvents
that irritate the skin or remove its natural protective oil.
• Do not dry hands with dirty or greasy rags.
• Change clothing if impregnated with oil and in any event at the end of each work
shift.
• Do not smoke or eat when your hands are greasy.
- Apply the following preventive and protective measures:
• Wear lined industrial gloves designed to resist mineral oils.
• Use safety goggles to protect the eyes.
• Use aprons that resist mineral oil.
• Use protective screens to protect from oil splashes.
- Ingestion: seek medical attention immediately and provide information on the type
of oil ingested
- Inhalation: for exposure to high concentrations of fumes or oil mist, move the af-
fected person to the open air and seek medical attention immediately.
- Eyes: bathe with plenty of running water and seek medical attention immediately.
- Skin: wash with soap and water.
WIND-TWIST operator's manual
OIL - WARNINGS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS
Disposal of used oil
Oil spills and leaks
Precautions when using oil
Oil: First Aid procedures
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