Aerosol Solutions - Linemarker

Hazards

• • Flammability: Aerosol linemarkers are highly flammable and can ignite easily near sparks, open flames, or heat sources. They can also create explosive vapor-air mixtures even at room temperature.

  • Inhalation Hazards: The propellant and solvents in the paint can be harmful if inhaled. Inhaling these fumes may cause drowsiness, dizziness, or irritation to the respiratory system.

  • Eye Irritation: The paint can cause serious eye irritation if it comes into contact.

  • Environmental Impact: The chemicals in the paint can be harmful to aquatic life if allowed to enter drains or waterways.

Control Measures

• • Ventilation: Always use linemarkers in a well-ventilated area. If possible, use them outdoors to avoid any build-up of fumes.

  • Ignition Sources: Keep the linemarker away from heat, sparks, and open flames. No smoking should be allowed in the vicinity of use.

  • Storage: Store the linemarker in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Personal Protective Equipment

• • Respiratory Protection: If you are using the linemarker in a poorly ventilated area, wear a respirator that is approved for organic vapours and paint fumes.

  •  Eye Protection: Wear safety glasses or goggles to protect your eyes from splashes of paint.

  • Skin Protection: Wear gloves made of a material that is resistant to the chemicals in the paint. For most linemarkers, nitrile gloves are a good choice. Consider wearing long sleeves and trousers for additional protection.

Spill Response

• Follow process set out in the Spill Response Procedure.

• Look up specific details in the Safety Data Sheet for the spilled material.