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Are you at risk to be exposed to carcinogens at work? We can help you find out if there is a risk based on your type of work.

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Chemical Engineers and Formulators exposure risk(s)
As Chemical Engineers and Formulators, your collaborative efforts involve the intricate design and formulation of various chemical products, exposing you to potential health risks that...
Carcinogen(s) Involved: Chromium VI compounds, Cobalt compounds, Diesel engine exhaust (DEE), Nickel compounds, Nitrosamines, Trichloroethylene
Coating Applicators exposure risk(s)
As a coating applicator, your role involves applying various coatings to surfaces, and this may expose you to potential carcinogenic risks that necessitate careful consideration...
Carcinogen(s) Involved: Benzene, Chromium VI compounds, Cobalt compounds, Diesel engine exhaust (DEE), Formaldehyde, Nickel compounds, Trichloroethylene
Equipment Maintenance Technicians exposure risk(s)
As an equipment maintenance technician, your responsibilities include the upkeep and repair of various equipment, exposing you to potential carcinogenic risks associated with certain occupational...
Carcinogen(s) Involved: Beryllium compounds, Cadmium compounds, Chromium VI compounds, Cobalt compounds, Diesel engine exhaust (DEE), Used Mineral Oils
Medical device processing assistant exposure risk(s)
As a medical device processing assistants you are responsible for cleaning, sterilizing, and preparing medical instruments and devices for use. Your occupation involves exposure to...
Carcinogen(s) Involved: Ethylene oxide
Surface preparation technician exposure risk(s)
As a surface preparation technician, your job involves preparing surfaces for painting, coating, or other finishing processes, and it’s important to be aware of potential...
Carcinogen(s) Involved: Benzene, Chromium VI compounds, Cobalt compounds, Diesel engine exhaust (DEE), Formaldehyde, Nickel compounds, Nitrosamines, Trichloroethylene
Surface preparation worker exposure risk(s)
As a surface preparation worker, your job involves preparing surfaces for painting, coating, or other finishing processes, and it’s important to be aware of potential...
Carcinogen(s) Involved: Benzene, Chromium VI compounds, Cobalt compounds, Diesel engine exhaust (DEE), Formaldehyde, Nickel compounds, Nitrosamines, Trichloroethylene
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