Most jobs involve some kind of chemical, even if you never think of it that way. Cleaning products in an office building, solvents in a repair shop, fumes in a warehouse, pesticides on a farm, resins on a construction site: they all count. Usually the exposure is small and managed with the right gloves, ventilation and training. Sometimes a spill, a leak, a mislabeled container or a missing piece of protective gear turns an ordinary shift into something worrying. If that happens to you, the first few hours matter. What…
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