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Protéjase del Lead in Construction Lead is a common hazardous element found at many construction sites. Lead exposure comes from inhaling fumes and dust, and lead can be ingested when hands are contaminated by lead dust. Lead can be taken home on workers’ clothes, skin, hair, tools and in vehicles. Lead exposure may take place in demolition, salvage, removal, encapsulation, renovation and cleanup activities. Avoid Exposure
Use Respirators
Prevent Further Exposure
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