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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the LIME SAFETY PRECAUTIONS document in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the introduction section, which outlines the importance of safety when handling both hydrated and quicklime. Familiarize yourself with the risks associated with each type.
Proceed to the 'Clothing' section. Here, you can check off or highlight recommended clothing items such as long-sleeved shirts and high-top shoes to ensure compliance with safety standards.
In the 'Protective Cream' section, note down any specific products mentioned, like West’s #311 Cream, and consider adding a reminder for application before exposure.
Review the 'Eye Protection' and 'Mouth and Nose Protection' sections. Ensure that all necessary protective gear is listed and understood for safe working conditions.
Finally, go through the 'First Aid' section. Make sure to document emergency procedures clearly for easy access in case of incidents.

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What are the hazards of lime?

Whatever the type of lime, this irritating or corrosive material is dangerous for humans. Its wide use and its chemical properties make lime a compound often responsible for serious eye, skin or respiratory burns.

How hazardous is lime?

As a result, victims may not be immediately aware of the hazardous exposure. A contact with lime can cause burns ranging from simple dryness or irritation to irreversible chemical burns that will require medical attention.

Can you touch lime with your bare hands?

Eye protection (chemical goggles, safety glasses and/or face shields) should be worn where there is risk of lime exposure. Contact lenses should not be worn when working with lime products. Skin Hazards - Lime can cause irritation and burns to unprotected skin, especially in the presence of moisture.