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Safety on the Shop Floor in the Paint Industry: Preventing Accidents through Proper Guidance and Installation

In the paint industry, where potentially hazardous substances such as paints, solvents and spray equipment are handled on a daily basis, it is essential to prevent accidents. It is important not only to react when an incident occurs, but more importantly to be proactive in preventing accidents. Workers who receive the right guidance and training are less likely to need 112, and installing and maintaining the right components in the right way can significantly reduce the likelihood of an emergency. This article discusses how preventing accidents in the paint industry can be effectively achieved through proper training, careful installation and constant vigilance.
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RSI in paint spraying: causes, symptoms and effective prevention

In the paint industry, paint spraying is often performed in prolonged, repetitive movements, creating a risk of repetitive strain injury (RSI). This condition can cause various forms of physical complaints, ranging from pain and stiffness to muscle weakness and numbness. Paint sprayers who work daily with heavy equipment or unfavourable working postures are particularly at risk. In this article, we explain how RSI occurs in paint spraying, what symptoms it can cause and how to prevent it. With the right knowledge and preventive measures, paint sprayers can stay healthy and productive.
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