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Jun 04, 2008 08:35 AM

Coolant contamination in a manufacturing plant


Has anyone had to deal with contaminated coolant in a manufacturing area? We had a break out of dermatitis only to discover that our coolant/oil mixtures were the problem.

We're improving and using a good IH to monitor but I am looking at preventive issues.


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from ownadobe
Old Aug 31, 2008, 02:00 PM

Default Re: Coolant contamination in a manufacturing plant
We enforce the use of proper PPE. Gloves, sleeves seems to have solved the problem for us. Occasionally we still get one or tow with a reaction, since we have many different types of coolant used, we move the operator to a type thet they have not been sensitized with.
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from Goodrich
Old Oct 01, 2008, 03:35 PM

Default Re: Coolant contamination in a manufacturing plant
Thank you for responding. We did enforce the PPE while the bacteria counts were high, now our operators are not experiencing a problem
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