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California Freight Safety Manual and IIPP agent) and 2) the resin. The cured resins are generally found in a paste form, and the uncured resins are viscous liquids or solids. Health Hazards: Some of the liquid uncured resins are skin irritants, sensitizers, or both. Solvents are often the major component of the uncured resins. They are primary skin irritants as a result of their ability to dry and remove natural oils from the skin. They may enhance the sensitizing effects of the dermatitis producing components discussed above. Personal Protective Equipment/Handling: Because of the varying effects of these products, it is important that personal protective equipment be used. Safety glasses should be worn at all times. Impervious gloves and clothing should be worn. Remove and wash soaked clothing before reuse. If overexposure through inhalation occurs, remove the affected person to fresh air. Adhesives should only be used in well- ventilated areas. Air-purifying respirators may be necessary if ventilation is inadequate. Emergency/Special: Keep all stored material away from heat and flames. Adequate ventilation should be provided if any of the liquid components spill. In the event of eye contact, flush with water for 15 minutes. If skin contact occurs, wash the affected area with soap and water. Do not induce vomiting if ingestion occurs. Seek medical attention immediately. 3. Paints & Dyes a. Water Based Acrylics, Latex Paints Characteristics: These products are available in a variety of colors for many uses including interior and exterior painting of equipment, vehicles and structures. They are usually nonflammable, but some may burn under extreme situations. They are all water soluble, and may contain some alcohol or ammonia solvents. They are pigmented with a variety of compounds, and usually have a thick, soupy consistency with a mild ammonia odor. Health Hazards: Water based paints are generally considered non-hazardous. Some may contain solvents that may produce mild eye and/or nose irritation. Some of these products may produce limited skin irritations in extremely sensitive people. These products may be harmful if swallowed. Under normal working conditions, these products are generally considered safe for use. Personal Protective Equipment/Handling: General ventilation should be sufficient, with exhaust ventilation necessary in confined spaces. Goggles or similar means of eye protection should always be used in any painting process. Gloves and protective clothing are recommended for extremely sensitive individuals. Avoid unnecessary Revised January 1,2019 Page 78