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EHD - Public
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1900 - Hazardous Materials Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
RECORD_ID
PR0512505
PE
1921
FACILITY_ID
FA0010217
FACILITY_NAME
CALIFORNIA FREIGHT
STREET_NUMBER
19501
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
STATE ROUTE 99
City
ACAMPO
Zip
95220
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
19501 N HWY 99
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
004
QC Status
Approved
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California Freight Safety Manual and IIPP <br /> exposure or contact. Do not freeze these products. Wash hands/skin with soap and <br /> water after use. Store in cool, dry place. <br /> Emergency/Special: In the event of eye contact, flush with water for 15 minutes. <br /> Consult with physician if irritation persists. If excessive inhalation occurs, remove victim <br /> to fresh air. In the event of ingestion, give water and contact physician immediately. <br /> Wash soaked clothes before reuse. Use only soap and water to wash skin. <br /> b. Lacquers, Primers, Non-Water Based Paint <br /> Characteristics: These products come in a variety of colors and are used in various <br /> coating applications including painting, primering, and lacquering. They may contain <br /> both organic and halogenated solvents, and most have pigments that contain heavy <br /> metals. Some of the solvents and pigments that may be contained include acetone, <br /> diisobutyl ketone, xylene, methylene chloride, lead, chromium, and zinc compounds. <br /> They are usually highly flammable. <br /> Health Hazards: Because of the high concentration of solvents in these paints, the <br /> health hazards are much like those discussed in category 1a and 1b, Solvents. These <br /> products also contain heavy metal compounds such as lead, chromium, and zinc. These <br /> heavy metals may build up in the blood producing chronic effects such as lead <br /> poisoning, which is characterized by weakness, difficulties in concentrating, and sleep <br /> problems. <br /> Personal Protective Equipment/Handling: These products should be handled with care. <br /> Gloves are recommended for skin sensitive individuals. Goggles or safety glasses should <br /> be worn at all times. Mechanical ventilation and respirators may be required depending <br /> on size of operation and type of paint. Refer to specific MSDS for information. Long <br /> sleeve shirts are recommended. Do not use thinners or other solvents to remove paints <br /> from hands. Use lava soap and water, followed by hand lotion to prevent drying of the <br /> skin. Remove and wash soaked clothing before reuse. Do not apply to hot surfaces. <br /> Avoid sparks or flames when using. Never smoke in areas where these paints are being <br /> applied. Avoid breathing vapors and paint mist. Ground and bond containers during <br /> transfers. Store in cool, dry place, preferably in a flammable liquid storage cabinet. <br /> Emergency/Special: In the event of eye contact, flush with water for 15 minutes. Wash <br /> affected skin areas with soap and water. In the event of ingestion, do not induce <br /> vomiting; contact a physician immediately. Inhalation exposure should be treated by <br /> removing victim to fresh air. Apply artificial respiration if necessary. In the event of a <br /> spill, eliminate ignition sources, evacuate area, and contact fire department. Avoid <br /> drainage into water or sewage systems. <br /> Revised January 1,2019 Page 79 <br />
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