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The impact on the body of working in chemical companies

2012-12-17View Original

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I know that workers in the hydrofluoric acid process have sparse teeth. The workers who transport titanium dioxide have their faces covered in white powder and don’t wear masks either; it’s really worrying for them
Reply #22012-12-18
Workers who crush calcium carbide are prone to pneumoconiosis.
Reply #32012-12-18
Chemical manufacturing enterprises pose tremendous hazards. I worked at a coking plant, where there was dust from coke ovens, tar, crude benzene, and gas – those are all serious hazards!
Reply #42012-12-18
I’ve also worked in a coking plant; the smell there is really awful. Brother, for your health, I advise you to leave there as soon as possible, really
Reply #52012-12-18
There are definitely risks, but which industry doesn’t have any risks these days? ? Even one’s own food and shelter can be harmful, let alone working? ?
Reply #62012-12-30
It’s hard these days to make some money; is it possible to succeed without taking some risks?

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