Title: Using the Right PPE for Painting Jobs | Construction Fasteners and Tools
Headings: Using the Right PPE for Painting Jobs
Using the Right PPE for Painting Jobs
Hazards in Painting Work
Different Types of Painting and Related Risks
PPE for Painting
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Content: When it lands on unprotected skin or eyes, it can cause severe irritation. Paint fumes can also cause respiratory problems and headaches. Another reason is that certain products used in painting, such as oil primer and paint thinner, are highly flammable. Without careful handling, painters run the risk of burns. Finally, exterior painting often requires working at heights, which places painters at risk of falling and injuring themselves. Different Types of Painting and Related Risks
If you are about to embark on a painting project, you need to know about the risks associated with the type or types of painting you will be doing. Here is a concise overview of the different types of painting and related risks: Brush painting: Brush painting is the most basic type of painting. It is commonly used to paint wood — for example, window sills, door frames and other wood work.