1. Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- When working with chemicals, gloves, goggles, face shields, and chemical protective clothing should be used.
- For aggressive chemicals such as acids, bases, or biocides, equipment made of special materials should be preferred.
2. Chemical Storage and Labeling
- Chemicals should be stored in appropriate tanks, in closed and well-ventilated areas.
- Proper labeling should be done with MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) and hazard symbols.
- Incompatible chemicals should not be stored in the same area (e.g., acid and chlorine).
3. Dosing Pump and System Safety
- The pump and pipeline must be leak-proof and made of chemical-compatible material.
- Safety valves and backflow preventers should be used for pressure or flow errors.
- Automation systems should have alarm and shut-off mechanisms.
4. Chemical Preparation and Solution Management
- Chemical solutions should be prepared at recommended concentrations.
- The risk of chemical reactions should be considered during mixing.
- Pump hoses and connections should be regularly checked; precautions should be taken against the risk of clogging or wear.
5. Training and Procedures
- Operators should be trained on chemical properties, dosing procedures, and emergency action plans.
- Standard operating procedures (SOPs) and emergency plans should be documented.
6. Emergency and First Aid Equipment
- Eyewash stations, showers, and fire extinguishing equipment should be readily available.
- Neutralization and cleaning materials for chemical spills or leaks should be available.
7. Regular Inspection and Maintenance
- Pumps, pipelines, and tanks should be checked regularly.
- Immediate action should be taken if there are leaks, corrosion, or chemical buildup.
- Sensors and automation systems should be tested periodically.
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