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Some commercial cosmetics and hair products do contain hazardous substances which can cause irritation, nausea or dizziness. Working in close proximity and the use of hair and makeup products also carries a risk of transferring infections.

Plus electrical equipment and flammable substances bring a risk of fire or explosion.

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Specialist: Richie Wild

Richie joined First Option in 2019. Prior to this they worked in various safety roles including events, medical, radiological and civil services.

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Article last updated on Sep 30th, 2024

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