Minimizing dermal exposure is crucial for preventing toxic effects. Several strategies can be employed, such as:
Using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) like gloves, aprons, and face shields. Implementing proper workplace hygiene practices, such as washing hands and skin after handling chemicals. Substituting harmful chemicals with less toxic alternatives. Utilizing engineering controls like fume hoods and ventilation systems to reduce airborne contaminants that may settle on the skin.
